I changed my PRL from 60678 to 00001 when I change it back I lost 3g connection I checked ESPN setting i found empty sections RTSP PROXY PORT and RTSP PROXY ADDRESS I change my PRL from time to time but it happened first time with me
vasiaeva said:
I changed my PRL from 60678 to 00001 when I change it back I lost 3g connection I checked ESPN setting i found empty sections RTSP PROXY PORT and RTSP PROXY ADDRESS I change my PRL from time to time but it happened first time with me
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Can you switch back? From what ive read 60678 and the other are the same just that 60678 was rolled out in some areas.
neopolotin75 said:
Can you switch back? From what ive read 60678 and the other are the same just that 60678 was rolled out in some areas.
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the 00001It's Verizon prl and finally I found that settings
HTTP PD Proxy Port = 8085 HTTP PD Proxy Address = pd.vog.sprintpcs.com
RTSP Proxy Port = 554 RTSP Proxy Address = rtsp.vog.sprintpcs.com
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First post and I did search to see if anyone reported this and did not find any posts. I updated to Black 2.5 from OEM rom and noticed that when I did repeated measurements of netspeed using DSL Reports Speed Test (Mobile) I was getting a consistant 800-900 Kbit/sec. After upgrade it appears to be about 300-500 Kbit/Sec. I stream using ORB (TV, Video's & Mp3's). A lot more buffering with 3.0.1. I have tried setting Temp internet to Main memory and SD card with no difference noted. I am using Wap.ingular AP. Any thoughts on why 3.0.1 appears to be slower. I did not change the Radio rom 1.16.00.00
I also do not see any speed difference between 2.5 and 3.0.1, but a bug difference from ther OEM rom.
Thanks. BTW sent $ to JasJamming for his awsome ROM.
First, Welcome to XDA-Dev
Remember to read the wiki before posting new threads because chances are the problem you are having has already been discussed several times.
Your network speed is due to several factors which include network traffic. What time of day were you doing your tests? Generally with these roms its best to go with the upgraded radio that actually may help.
I ran over 50 tests on both roms over several days. I guess that it may be a coincidence that on the days I was ruining 2.5 it was less congested and over the last 2 days it was more, but the difference was dramatic. You suggested I upgrade the radio. Do you have a recomendation?
Since the Core modules of wm6 were updated between 2.5 and 3.0 I was just wondering if other had similar results or is it just me (Wife says it just me)
bbrookfield said:
After upgrade it appears to be about 300-500 Kbit/Sec. I stream using ORB (TV, Video's & Mp3's). A lot more buffering with 3.0.1. I have tried setting Temp internet to Main memory and SD card with no difference noted. I am using Wap.ingular AP. Any thoughts on why 3.0.1 appears to be slower. I did not change the Radio rom 1.16.00.00
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Use isp.cingular instead to bypass the proxy.
Edit: Be sure to change the username too.
bbrookfield said:
First post and I did search to see if anyone reported this and did not find any posts. I updated to Black 2.5 from OEM rom and noticed that when I did repeated measurements of netspeed using DSL Reports Speed Test (Mobile) I was getting a consistant 800-900 Kbit/sec. After upgrade it appears to be about 300-500 Kbit/Sec. I stream using ORB (TV, Video's & Mp3's). A lot more buffering with 3.0.1. I have tried setting Temp internet to Main memory and SD card with no difference noted. I am using Wap.ingular AP. Any thoughts on why 3.0.1 appears to be slower. I did not change the Radio rom 1.16.00.00
I also do not see any speed difference between 2.5 and 3.0.1, but a bug difference from ther OEM rom.
Thanks. BTW sent $ to JasJamming for his awsome ROM.
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Do you have HSDPA enabled? I think it's enabled by default on Black 3 but I can't remember for sure. I haven't done speed tests, so I don't know if that could be the problem or not.
mcvosi said:
Use isp.cingular instead to bypass the proxy.
Edit: Be sure to change the username too.
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What is the difference with isp.cingular?
isp.cingular
i tried doing this, and it won't even connect anymore here are my settings
AP : isp.cingular
UN : [email protected]
PW : CINGULAR1
It says it can't connect using this.
If i switch it back to
AP : wap.cingular
UN : [email protected]
PW : CINGULAR1
It woprks fine. Anyone else notice this? Am I missing something here?
Both using IP header compression
Globalrebel said:
i tried doing this, and it won't even connect anymore here are my settings
AP : isp.cingular
UN : [email protected]
PW : CINGULAR1
It says it can't connect using this.
If i switch it back to
AP : wap.cingular
UN : [email protected]
PW : CINGULAR1
It woprks fine. Anyone else notice this? Am I missing something here?
Both using IP header compression
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i used to use these setting, but on the wap.cingular setting i would set my proxy to wireless.cingular.com. That looks right and you should be able to connect with those settings. Personally I just use the cab provided here and under select network I use medianet connection.
It would be nice to get some feedback if it is any faster or slower than isp.cingular. I believe it is the same speed. I use the medianet connection(wap.cingular) because it enables me to do cingular video.
In addition, I use opera browser 8.65 and in my opinion its faster than PIE.
Thanks goes out to wpbear for the cab
Globalrebel said:
i tried doing this, and it won't even connect anymore here are my settings
AP : isp.cingular
UN : [email protected]
PW : CINGULAR1
It says it can't connect using this.
If i switch it back to
AP : wap.cingular
UN : [email protected]
PW : CINGULAR1
It woprks fine. Anyone else notice this? Am I missing something here?
Both using IP header compression
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your AP : "isp.cingular" should be "wap.cingular"
Everything else is fine unless you want to put in MEdia Net.
AP : wap.cingular
UN : [email protected]
PW : CINGULAR1
Then you would want to set your Proxy up,
Check : The network connects to the internet
Advanced : Click "HTTP" and put in "wireless.cingular.com" Port "80" Click OK
Click "Socks" and put in "localhost" Port "1080" Click OK to get out and should be set up.
Make sure that both your "isp.cingular" and "wap.cingular" have a check mark on the proxy that says ; "The network connects to the internet"
between those 3 settings you should get you connected. I use ISP
Pumpiron579 said:
your AP : "isp.cingular" should be "wap.cingular"
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isp.cingular is a valid setting dude.
Actually I have the same problem. wap.cingular works but isp.cingular does not work. I tried so many times but with this ROM it just wont work.
bodypilot said:
isp.cingular is a valid setting dude.
Actually I have the same problem. wap.cingular works but isp.cingular does not work. I tried so many times but with this ROM it just wont work.
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It is for GSM Dial up. what plan do you have? Cingular has very confusing data plans. Be careful, these servers should not be interchangeable, it should depend on your plan. You may get charged per byte if you are not on the unlimited plan. So, make sure you're setting the right server.
GSM Dial Up connection
Phone Number: 19171234567
Username: [email protected]
Password: CINGULAR1
or
GPRS Internet service
Access point: ISP.CINGULAR
User name: [email protected]
Password: CINGULAR1
or
ISP.CINGULAR
[email protected]
CINGULAR1
Also dependes on the type of data plan you have. I have the PDA Connect Plan.
wap.cingular
* Provisioned for usage with GSM/GPRS/UMTS handsets and PDAs.
* Does not allow tethering of a laptop or PDA for internet access.
* Used for MEdia Net WAP browsing using a handset and HTML browsing using a PDA.
* Provides a dynamic, private IP address.
* Applies to MEdia Net and GoodLink rate plans and features.
* Username: [email protected]
* Password: CINGULAR1
isp.cingular
* Provisioned for usage with PC cards and some PDAs.
* Allows tethering of a laptop or PDA for internet access.
* Provides a dynamic, public IP address.
* Applies to Data Connect and PDA Connect rate plans and features.
* Username: [email protected]
* Password: CINGULAR1
blackberry.net
* Provisioned for usage with a RIM BlackBerry device and service.
* Applies to BlackBerry rate plans and features.
Check it out from the cingy web how to set up your 8525. don't believe, check it out.
https://www.cingular.com/support/deviceConfig.do?content=KB71396.html
No one answered me in the LVSW thread, but I was having strance IE problems with isp.cingular on that ROM. Low and behold I switched to black 3.01 and still had it (previious settings worked fine in Black 2.0)
Then I solved it... To fix the problem use the most recent settings in the cingular cab file at the beginning of this thread. then change the settings to isp.cingular.
Looks like there is some problem with DNS in these newest ROMs with PIE. If you look closely, the cab in this thread hard codes the DNS. Wala, then it works.
With old cabs or if you try to do the setting yourself you won't be able to connect with PIE but you will with Opera and other internet apps such as live. Setting the DNS yourself should also work, but there is an easy cab to do it so why bother.
I have the cab setup. I noticed he put in a server address. I set up MEdia Net and another ISP setting according to my plan and my ISP setting works the best. With the server address put in it stahls a little then connects as MEdia Net just is slower. You cannot connect WI-Fi with Media Net on...at least not for me
Pumpiron579 said:
You cannot connect WI-Fi with Media Net on...at least not for me
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Because MEdia Net has a proxy set. You'll have the same problem when trying to browse via ActiveSync unless you change to My ISP. Or the proxy disable/restore stuff that's part the latest cingy WM5 and also adapted by CUSTEL to WM6 works quite well and precludes the need to change networks in order to bypass the proxy.
I'll also note that isp.cingular is only valid for PDA connect plans... if you have a MEdia Net plan you must use wap.cingular
Yep, I think this is the problem that a lot of people are blaming on the ROM. Maybe JJ should just come out with a Cingy also.
Internet Explorer Wont Connect On My Phone, Google, One Of The Simpelest Websites. I Type It In The Address Bar And It Says Its Connecting, But Half An Hour Later It Says Its Still Conncecting... And I Have Full Service. Dont Think It Has Anything To Do With V23 Of Rickys Rom, Cause It Worked After I Flashed His Rom To My Phone........ Plz Help
slater87 said:
Internet Explorer Wont Connect On My Phone, Google, One Of The Simpelest Websites. I Type It In The Address Bar And It Says Its Connecting, But Half An Hour Later It Says Its Still Conncecting... And I Have Full Service. Dont Think It Has Anything To Do With V23 Of Rickys Rom, Cause It Worked After I Flashed His Rom To My Phone........ Plz Help
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Have you tried configuring the GPRS settings? If not, go to the "T-Mobile Wireless Configurations" link in my signature. Follow the directions to setup the MMS and Internet. This is the solution 99.79% of the time.
Thank You Thank You Thank You Thank You.... I Love This Forum So Much... Wish I Could Contribute... Maybe When I Get My Next Paycheck Ill Donate, Or Just Posting Freeware Stuff... But Again, I Thank You
Rip Syntaxx said:
Have you tried configuring the GPRS settings? If not, go to the "T-Mobile Wireless Configurations" link in my signature. Follow the directions to setup the MMS and Internet. This is the solution 99.79% of the time.
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In the Setup Area... there is a VPN option whats that setup for? please explain.
RussianSolja said:
In the Setup Area... there is a VPN option whats that setup for? please explain.
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If I'm not mistaken, that's for the exchange servers over a corporate network--like the server for your job.
Rip Syntaxx said:
If I'm not mistaken, that's for the exchange servers over a corporate network--like the server for your job.
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ok here is an another question... when i go to Start>Settings>Connections>GPRS> i just setup the T-Mobile WEB option.. now in there i also have the T-Mobile Data Option that was there already can you tell me the differece between the T-Mobile WEB and the T-Mobile Data Things? And When I Should Have Either Or Selected? thanks.
RussianSolja said:
ok here is an another question... when i go to Start>Settings>Connections>GPRS> i just setup the T-Mobile WEB option.. now in there i also have the T-Mobile Data Option that was there already can you tell me the differece between the T-Mobile WEB and the T-Mobile Data Things? And When I Should Have Either Or Selected? thanks.
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I think those are the same settings (T-Mobile Data; T-Mobile WEB). I remember a while back that mine used to be called T-Mobile Data as well (due to someone's suggestion for that particular setting).
Long story short--they should be one in the same.
Here you go lol
Start Menu -> Settings -> Connections -> GPRS
T-Mobile Data
Connects To: The Internet
Access Point: wap.voicestream.com
User name: <blank>
Password: <blank>
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
IP address: <blank>
Start Menu -> Settings -> Connections -> GPRS
T-Mobile MMS
Connects to: WAP Network
Access point: wap.voicestream.com
User name: <blank>
Password: <blank>
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
IP address: <blank>
Start -> Settings -> SMS Service
GPRS preferred
Start Menu -> Internet Explorer -> Tools -> Options -> Connections
"Automatically detect settings" is unchecked
Select network: The Internet (Must be set to "The Internet" to work over WiFi. Try "WAP Network" if you're having trouble over the EDGE/GPRS connection)
Start Menu -> MMS -> Menu -> Settings -> Menu -> MMSC Settings
Menu-> (add) T-Mobile MMS (should not be there Add it and delete all other)
Then Menu -> Edit
Name: T-Mobile MMS
MMSC URL: http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
WAP gateway: 216.155.165.50
Port: 8080
Connects via: The Internet
Max. sending: 300K
WAP version: WAP 2.0
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Rip Syntaxx said:
I think those are the same settings (T-Mobile Data; T-Mobile WEB). I remember a while back that mine used to be called T-Mobile Data as well (due to someone's suggestion for that particular setting).
Long story short--they should be one in the same.
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but how can they be the same if they both run on two different voice servers? the web runs on (Internet2.voicestream.com) and the data runs on (Wap.voicestream.com) two different servers cant be for the same thing can they?
Mikey1022 said:
Here you go lol
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LOL That looks like the directions I followed when I first configured my settings. Afterwards, I used the T-Mobile page and they named it "T-Mobile WEB".
RussianSolja:
To answer your question above--I don't know why the two on your phone are slightly different. Perhaps you could "finagle" with your settings and leave the T-Mobile Data and add the T-Mobile MMS setting. If your phone functions fine after that, don't worry about adding the T-Mobile WEB settings.
I can't get the MMS working for Dobson Cellular One service. The internet setting is cellular1wap, but I have never seen the MMS settings. Any help?
You will have to get the internet settings from your cell phone provider so you can manually enter them.
Fields not specified should be blank.
GPRS Web Session:
Homepage: http://172.23.1.135:8080/cellularone.wml
Service Type 1: WAP
Gatewap IP 1: 172.23.1.252
Port 1: 9201
Service Type 2: WAP
Gateway IP 2: 172.23.1.252
Port 2: 9201
Timeout: 15 minutes
GPRS APN: cellular1wap
MMS Web Session:
Homepage: http://www.openmobilealliance.org/
Service Type 1: WAP
Gateway IP 1: 172.23.1.252
Port 1: 9201
Service Type 2: WAP
Gateway IP 2: 172.23.1.252
Port 2: 9201
Timeout: 15 minutes
GPRS APN: cellular1wap
You do realize that Dobson was purchased by AT&T early last year, right?
Have you tried AT&T's MMS settings?
Unless you still have an old Cell One SIM card, but I'm not sure if that would make any difference.
I know if I stick my mom's Cell One SIM in my phone, it still says Cellular One for the network name..
cellular mms setting
att mms setting cannot and will not work for those of us still with a cellular one sim card. these settings work great with my cellular one sim card on a unlocked lg incite
i can send and recieve mms.
mmsc url is = http://mmsc
mms proxy is = 172.23.1.252
port number is = 8799
mms size limitation is = 600k
these are the internet settings for cellular one (works for me on att 3g)
access point name is = cellular1wap
and instead of server assigned ip this one has its own which is = 172.23.1.252
that's all all other field shoud be left blank..
So i was wondering do i need the dsa server url to the carrier im using for the internet to fully work on my phone? I have just about all the settings in my data profile and advanced profile set to revol except the dsa server url, which i havent been able to find anywhere online and the rtsp proxy port, http pd proxy port, rtsp proxy address and http pd proxy address. Are these settings necessary to change the get the internet fully working on my Evo?
Also i was wondering is my internet almost working bcuz i got my MMS to work but i still cant use the web browser or market... i have a little 3g sign at the top of my screen when i turn mobile network on
I used QPST TO change most of the settings and after the phone rebooted the first time it showed the 3g sign which it didnt show before but yet i still cant access the internet
Does anyone know? I've been trying to find out myself but all i keep getting back to is the same questions which were never answered.
Nadi7115 said:
Does anyone know? I've been trying to find out myself but all i keep getting back to is the same questions which were never answered.
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Lol I love responding to ancient questions. Sadly I do not have a direct/technical answer, but I can tell you that if I flash and my phone is refusing to "activate" I do a reset to "DSA" using service codes and it then allows me to activate and use 3g.
I'm having an issue where I can't stream videos on 4G....I can browse anything no probem, but no video. (Have plenty on bandwidth) It acts like it's loading but never plays back. 3G works just fine, any suggestions on what I be possibly missing? Thanks in advance
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there is a known issue out right now with that, i put in a work order ticket for this ( i work for sprint ) and we're in contact with the youtube developer about this issue. happening on all the sprint dual core phones oddly enough (stock)
exceedinglimits said:
there is a known issue out right now with that, i put in a work order ticket for this ( i work for sprint ) and we're in contact with the youtube developer about this issue. happening on all the sprint dual core phones oddly enough (stock)
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Hey thanks! I am currently running stock as a matter of fact. I know it used to work a while back etc.. Is it affecting only youtube?
There's a solution I found, I had the same exact problem about a month ago. I called Sprint about it but the person wasn't really helpful and told me that the network was just having some issues...
(You'll need your MSL btw)
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/edit
*Msl*
/others
/multimedia
Just change:
HTTPPD Proxy address to 0.0.0.0
HTTPPD Proxy port to 0
s049031 said:
There's a solution I found, I had the same exact problem about a month ago. I called Sprint about it but the person wasn't really helpful and told me that the network was just having some issues...
(You'll need your MSL btw)
##3282#
/edit
*Msl*
/others
/multimedia
Just change:
HTTPPD Proxy address to 0.0.0.0
HTTPPD Proxy port to 0
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I'll give that a shot, thanks!
Sent from my SPH-D710 using xda premium
s049031 said:
There's a solution I found, I had the same exact problem about a month ago. I called Sprint about it but the person wasn't really helpful and told me that the network was just having some issues...
(You'll need your MSL btw)
##3282#
/edit
*Msl*
/others
/multimedia
Just change:
HTTPPD Proxy address to 0.0.0.0
HTTPPD Proxy port to 0
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Sent from my SPH-D710 using XDA
I've reprogrammed about 12 total devices and they were all experiencing the same issue, including mine. What's funny about it is that even searching for the videos works while on 4g, just streaming it doesn't work. All other streaming apps work fine.
I've done data restores on all those devies and also factory resets, still not working. Every device has same prl same YouTube same firmware
I'm not sure, but I tried checking logs to see what was wrong...i don't exactly remember what the code was...the same problem happened when trying to watch YouTube through the browser as well...I'm just glad I found a temporary fix...
Sent from my SPH-D710 using XDA App
Youtube seems to be working fine on 4g connection for me. Completely stock. Unless it somehow switches to 3g when it starts streaming. I highly doubt it, considering I usually turn 4g on before watching videos because 3g is just too slow.
s049031 said:
There's a solution I found, I had the same exact problem about a month ago. I called Sprint about it but the person wasn't really helpful and told me that the network was just having some issues...
(You'll need your MSL btw)
##3282#
/edit
*Msl*
/others
/multimedia
Just change:
HTTPPD Proxy address to 0.0.0.0
HTTPPD Proxy port to 0
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it works for me...
before I couldn't open any youtube video from youtube apps... what funny is I could stream youtube easily using browser...
fix worked for me
Worked for me on Evo3D. Thanks
Harris
Denver, CO
s049031 said:
There's a solution I found, I had the same exact problem about a month ago. I called Sprint about it but the person wasn't really helpful and told me that the network was just having some issues...
(You'll need your MSL btw)
##3282#
/edit
*Msl*
/others
/multimedia
Just change:
HTTPPD Proxy address to 0.0.0.0
HTTPPD Proxy port to 0
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This worked perfectly for me, thank you so much. Had been frustrating me for months