Agile Messenger on Nokia 6670 (connection problem)

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mikey

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#4144 29-May-2005 12:51

Hi, i was wondering if anyone is using Agile Messenger on the Nokia 6670 on NZ Vodafone?.
It keeps failing to connect no matter what access point i have tried.

I can surf on the net with the access point provided by vodafone.

This should work??. I have had this app running good on N6600, N7610 etc.

If anyone can help i would be grateful

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#15115 29-May-2005 13:25

Have you tried the "internet" APN?

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#15117 29-May-2005 15:23

You only need the access point www.vodafone.net.nz and can you view other internet sites

mikey

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#15187 31-May-2005 17:01

Thank you, i will try that out.

mikey

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#15196 31-May-2005 22:13

OK i've tried the access point name www.vodafone.net.nz and it fails to connect. Maybe i have some small detail wrong?.

To Johnr,
From memory you know alot about the Vodafone network??. I'm just wondering if you might be able to fill in the blanks for me with the access point. I'm a little lost as the access point the vodafone send me does not work.

Connection Name:

Data Bearer:

Access Point Name:

User Name:

Prompt Password:

Password:

Authentication:

Homepage:
..................................Advanced Settings..............................

Phone IP Address

Primary Name Server:

Second. Name Server:

Proxy serv. Address:

Proxy Port Number:

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#15208 1-Jun-2005 02:50

Connection name can be GPRS internet it does not really matter Data bearer will be GPRS and access point www.vodafone.net.nz, You need to speak to customer service and check that the wildcard APN " * " is on your GPRS parameters. Can you give me anymore INFO on the specs of the handset you are using.

mikey

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#15226 1-Jun-2005 17:45

Thanks John,
The Nokia 6670 is actually a fiends phone that i am trying to set up with Agile messenger for him.
As far as i'm aware the 6670 is almost the same as a 7610 just with the different keypad lay out.

Vodafone don't actually stock them, so i'm not sure if this model is fully compatable with the network? - Tho everything else apart from the Agile Messenger works fine, from pxt - web surfing with the access points that vodafone supplied. Also on the Vodafone wireless set up web page it has this phone listed

http://wireless.vodafone.co.nz/m2minternet/

When using the access point with Agile M, the GPRS session starts & connects fine showing the G symbol with the square around it like most Nokia phones - Then it times out and fails to connect on Agile M. So maybe it might be a case of the software and not the connection?. I'n not sure if you are familiar with Agile Messenger? but this is listed as supported with Nokia 6670 so it should work.

Here is Agile Messenger site

http://www.agilemobile.com/downloads.html

Anyway, thanks for your help - i will keep trying to get it to work.

Cheerz

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#15229 1-Jun-2005 18:09

I've use Agile Messenger on Vodafone before, so I know it works. Are you sure your friend's password is correct/correctly entered (those predictive text methods can play sometimes)?

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mikey

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#15232 1-Jun-2005 20:31

Thanks i will ask him and see if he is using predictive text.
Yeah i use Agile M on my Nokia 6600 and it works very well.

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#15320 7-Jun-2005 08:01

Change your APN adress to "internet" ("gprs" to "internet")
Dont write any name or password.so blank fields.
Try again connect.
or
Change your msn client program.
like the "turbo msn", "jmsn pro"

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#15324 7-Jun-2005 12:24

There is no need to use the APN internet the APN www.vodafone.net.nz works fine