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pdagal · 02/16/2005, 04:58 PM

I'd love to know too. I wasn't able to get the Treo to connect to Cingular using the Cingular Treo 650 and Shadowmite's patch.

Now I have the unlocked GSM 650, and still can't connect to AT&T, Cingular or T-Mobile using their respective SIMs. *sigh* Generally, I can get every phone on the planet working for BT DUN-- even the tough ones like the Moto MPx220.

Anyone who has DUN working on GSM, can tell us if you've had to do anything special such as init strings? The standard init string listed in palmOne's GSM DUN pdf for the 650 haven't done the trick.

Giliand, you probably know this already: for AT&T you can usually leave the APN blank. However, if you do need to enter one, it's proxy (just the word proxy and nothing else). AT&T doesn't use a login name or password, and like all providers, they use DHCP for IP and DNS.

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pdagal Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Silicon Valley Posts: 16 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I'd love to know too. I wasn't able to get the Treo to connect to Cingular using the Cingular Treo 650 and Shadowmite's patch. Now I have the unlocked GSM 650, and still can't connect to AT&T, Cingular or T-Mobile using their respective SIMs. sigh Generally, I can get every phone on the planet working for BT DUN-- even the tough ones like the Moto MPx220. Anyone who has DUN working on GSM, can tell us if you've had to do anything special such as init strings? The standard init string listed in palmOne's GSM DUN pdf for the 650 haven't done the trick. Giliand, you probably know this already: for AT&T you can usually leave the APN blank. However, if you do need to enter one, it's proxy (just the word proxy and nothing else). AT&T doesn't use a login name or password, and like all providers, they use DHCP for IP and DNS. __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.