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Originally Posted by pdagal
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).
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No, I'm afraid I didn't know that already. What is an APN and where do you put it? I can't find any such terminology in any of the various settings windows on my laptop.
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Originally Posted by RecklessOne
I've gotten Bluetooth DUN working with AT&T and Shadowmite's patch.
Here are the pertinent settings:
Phone #: *99***1#
Username: <blank>
Password: <blank>
And this was the trickier part:
I had to go to the "Standard Modem over Bluetooth link" modem in Control Panel->Phone and Modem Options.
Under the Advanced tab, I added:AT+CGDCONT=1, "ip", "proxy"
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Thank you, that seems to work here as well. I apparently have a different Bluetooth device in my laptop than you do (WIDCOMM), so my bluetooth modem has a different name, but that same string made it work. Can you tell me what it's doing? It's been a LONG time since I've tried to analyze any "AT" style dialing string <g>.
Oh, and one more question: What does that dialing string do that is different from my *99# string?
But this note is coming to you from Mozilla on my laptob via Bluetooth/DUN on my Treo650. So clearly something is working. Thanks again!