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# 48442 14-Nov-2009 10:46
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from Parallel imports

getting error - "no response"

set name - Vodafone
access name - www.vodafone.net.nz
auth type - secure
user id - clear
password - clear
protocol - HTTP
home url - http://vodafone.net.nz
proxy address - 172.30.38.3
Linger time - 300sec
static ip - selected

im a real noob trying to figure this one out, any help pls would be greatly appreciated..

cheers




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  # 272972 14-Nov-2009 11:06
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you are using the internet apn www.vodafone.net.nz with the ip address for the wap Gateway that is not going to work. With that ip you should only use the apn live.vodafone.com



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  # 272988 14-Nov-2009 12:20
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cheers john, got internet working with that apn now vodafone.net.nz.. now MMS im having a problem with now
i got

set name - voda mms
access name - live.vodafone.com
auth type - normal
user id - blank
password - blank
protocol - HTTP
Home Url - http://pxt.vodafone.net.nz/pxtsend
proxy address - 172.30.38.3
linger time - 300


adv settings
static ip - blank
static DNS - blank

am i missing something here?

cheers




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  # 272999 14-Nov-2009 12:52
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okay, found my error was in proxy address
edited to
172.30.38.3:8080




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