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[Q] APN Settings?

I am looking into the mms problems with Cyanogen and i need the full APN configuration if anyone has those or possibly could tell me where to go to get the apn settings. also i need to know where to go to get the msid (or min) for my phone. please and thank you
edit: i have found the msid,meid and esn settings. now i only need the apn configuration please

APN Settings
Found the settings myself finally after looking for a day lol.... here they are
Name: USCC
APN: internet
Proxy:
Port: 80
Username: [email protected]
Password: yourMSID
Server:
MMSC: http://mmsc1.uscc.net/mmsc/MMS
MMS Proxy:
MMS Port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 120
Authentication Type: PAP or CHAP
APN type: mms

veteranmina said:
I am looking into the mms problems with Cyanogen and i need the full APN configuration if anyone has those or possibly could tell me where to go to get the apn settings. also i need to know where to go to get the msid (or min) for my phone. please and thank you
edit: i have found the msid,meid and esn settings. now i only need the apn configuration please
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just a FYI - the mms issue isn't a CM7 specific issue, it's affected every AOSP build we have out (including all the original ones that were developed by the fascinate guys)
Please do let us know how you fair, we've all started by loading the correct APN but there is far more to it than that - I'll point you here for reference on what could be the cause -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=12806384&postcount=773
Once we loaded the correct server info into the APN, it was trying to connect to the server but giving an error about WAP not being enabled - that's as far as we got with it.
And by the way, for future reference - only development topics should be posted here - this should have gone in general.

bdemartino said:
just a FYI - the mms issue isn't a CM7 specific issue, it's affected every AOSP build we have out (including all the original ones that were developed by the fascinate guys)
Please do let us know how you fair, we've all started by loading the correct APN but there is far more to it than that - I'll point you here for reference on what could be the cause -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=12806384&postcount=773
Once we loaded the correct server info into the APN, it was trying to connect to the server but giving an error about WAP not being enabled - that's as far as we got with it.
And by the way, for future reference - only development topics should be posted here - this should have gone in general.
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Okay thanks for the info I was looking through some of the settings and noticed that the user settings for the server is setting to the verizon network yet it needs to be on the uscc.net network. i tried to change it but it changes the setting back to verizon.

veteranmina said:
Okay thanks for the info I was looking through some of the settings and noticed that the user settings for the server is setting to the verizon network yet it needs to be on the uscc.net network. i tried to change it but it changes the setting back to verizon.
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MMS doesn't work at all for any AOSP rom so sometimes we don't bother messing with APNs config when we port.

I've had plenty of APN problems while roaming with my US Cell phone. In April in December I traveled to Dallas, was in a building I couldn't get signal and when I came out the phone said "No APN Configured" - Once I landed in Milwaukee and powered on my phone again it worked just fine. Same thing happened again last week when I was out in a rural area.
I've grabbed APN Manager from the apps store and backed up my settings to restore them if this occurs again. I might get a chance to try that out this weekend since i'll be up in the middle of nowhere once again.
I can't recall exactly what I was running before but now i'm on the EC10 Heinz 57.

bdemartino said:
MMS doesn't work at all for any AOSP rom so sometimes we don't bother messing with APNs config when we port.
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I need the APNS settings dump from the system/ect/apns-conf.xml from the original rom for USCC if you have any by chance. im going to set the apns settings back to all USCC but i need the original file to do so

Check out GO SMS. it has some mms options, you might be able to tweak them.
Sent from my CM7 SCH-i500

How to set APN for HTC HD 7

I have HTC HD 7. Previously I had Tmobile and now i just bought Straight talk as my network provider. How can I set up APN so i can access data on my cell? I am able to make calls and sms, NOT MMS and internet? can someone help plz

Try HTC Connection Manager first. It should be in your HTC Marketplace. It should automatically set your gprs. In case it doesn't do that, ask info about APN from your provider so you can type it in manually.

Did you even try a single search? Like, "Set APN on WP7" or something?
Settings -> Cellular -> Network Selection / Add APN.
Alternatively, the Connection Setup app (as recommended by @hatuna; it's in the HTC Apps section of the Marketplace) should work just fine.

I am running into the same issues as OP. When I search for "Setting APN on WP7" the responses indicate the steps to edit / create APN's for the AT&T sim. For the T-Mo sim's, Straight Talk wants us to add Port information but no Proxy and WP7 won't let you save settings if you have a port # but no proxy value.

Try adding it as "my.apn.domainORT", like you would for a port on a web browser.
Alternatively, try using the proxy port, but setting the proxy name to the APN as well.
Finally (first, really), have you tried Connection Setup yet?

Finally managed to make it work. I used these settings :
APN - wap.tracfone
Proxy - 216.155.165.40
Port - 8080
Leave username and password blank.
I am getting 3G speeds with this setting.
I tried the HTC Connection manager but it doesn't have an option for StraightTalk. I did try Tracfone as an option but it didn't work.

maleinblack said:
Finally managed to make it work. I used these settings :
APN - wap.tracfone
Proxy - 216.155.165.40
Port - 8080
Leave username and password blank.
I am getting 3G speeds with this setting.
I tried the HTC Connection manager but it doesn't have an option for StraightTalk. I did try Tracfone as an option but it didn't work.
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Did you find that the Tracfone option reverted to T-Mobile USA after you selected Tracfone and returned back to HTC Connection Manager? Also, did you find a place for the MMSC: http://mms.tracfone.com setting?

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ATT and SMS Issues

Hello, I just activated my N5 on ATT. LTE/4G is working well. Calls are fine. However, I cannot send/receive SMS. I've searched the forums for the proper APN settings. I've tried a few. Still no joy. Any ideas on what could be the problem?
TIA!

Ymees said:
Hello, I just activated my N5 on ATT. LTE/4G is working well. Calls are fine. However, I cannot send/receive SMS. I've searched the forums for the proper APN settings. I've tried a few. Still no joy. Any ideas on what could be the problem?
TIA!
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Can you take it into AT&T or call? Seems like that would be the easiest way to get it fixed. I'm using their GoPhone service and have great LTE and send/receive SMS/MMS through Hangouts.

laur3n.newm4n said:
Can you take it into AT&T or call? Seems like that would be the easiest way to get it fixed. I'm using their GoPhone service and have great LTE and send/receive SMS/MMS through Hangouts.
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Really? Can you share your APN settings?

Ymees said:
Really? Can you share your APN settings?
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Sure:
APN Name - ATT Phone
APN - phone
Proxy - not set
Port - not set
Username - not set
Password - not set
Server - not set
MMSC - http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
MMS Proxy - proxy.mobile.att.net
MMS Port - 80
MCC - 410
Authentication Type - not set
APN type - default,mms,supl,fota
APN Protocol - IPv4
APN Roaming Protocol - IPv4
Bearer - unspecified
MVNO type - none
Hope that helps.
Edited to add that I went into the AT&T store to get the service set up, since I'd never used anything AT&T related before, so this is a brand new SIM on a brand new plan.

Hotspot bypass for rooted Nougat - MSL Needed

If I have inadvertently re-created another's work I apologize. I did not find this method in any of the closely related threads but it's so simple it should be there somewhere. Let me know and I'll gladly give credit where credit is due. That being said here we go
OK, Quick and dirty as usual...How to get working hotspot bypass on rooted nougat. It works on initial root or you can edit the build prop back to 310000 n reboot. Okay, so more or less follow the rooting method in godpowerrr's thread unless you're already rooted then pickup at the adding APNs below:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-s7-edge/how-to/sm-g935p-spr-root-nougat-7-0-data-t3568780 Thanks be to @godpowerrr
Follow all the steps, except just leave wifi on while you run through the process.
When you get to the steps with the build.prop edits don't do it yet.
Go into settings-connections-Mobile Networks-Access Point Names: click "add" in the top right.
Add this APN;
Name: Whatever you want to name it.......LTE HOTSPOT
APN: n.ispsn
Proxy: not set
Port: not set
Username: not set
Password: not set
Server: not set
MMSC: http://mms.sprintpcs.com
Multimedia Message Proxy: 68.28.31.7
Multimedia Message Port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 120
Authentication Type: not set
APN type: default,mms,dun <-----no spaces after commas
APN protocol: IPv4/IPv6
APN roaming protocol: IPv4/IPv6
Turn APN on/off: APN tuned on
Bearer: LTE
Mobile virtual......: none
Mobile virtual.....: not set
NOW CLICK SAVE AND IT WILL DISAPPEAR- don't worry, it'll re-appear later.
now go back to the root guide and pick up where you left off changing the build.prop values. when you change to 310120 the new apn will populate.
This is where you need the MSL- manually select the new APN you created. Either way you should have a full functioning hotspot.
To sum it up you can add a Custom APN by changing the build.prop, creating the APN, saving, and changing it back. Have fun
Better method here-
https://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-s7-edge/how-to/one-hotspot-bypass-tested-nougat-msl-t3591763

Anybody try this yet? It's lonely in here...

izzibew26 said:
Anybody try this yet? It's lonely in here...
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I'm trying to bypass the tether check for an AT&T S7 (G930A) on Nougat... You happen to have any insight on how to port this process?
Thanks for the info, I'll do some research myself to see if I can get anywhere with it.

HumanCaviar said:
I'm trying to bypass the tether check for an AT&T S7 (G930A) on Nougat... You happen to have any insight on how to port this process?
Thanks for the info, I'll do some research myself to see if I can get anywhere with it.
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1st look at your normal LTE APN and write down all the info.
I'm not sure exactly what at&t has for the equivalent of ro.cdma.default_numeric but I would suppose it has something similar. search for the combined combination of your MCC and MNC. that's the number you'll want to change. as you can see from the OP, sprint is 310, and 120. so the combined numbers are 310120. you'll see the numbers when you look at your APN.
edit the build.prop line to 310000. reboot and go through the op steps to create(add) an identical APN to the one you wrote down. settings-connections-Mobile Networks-Access Point Names: click "add" in the top right. The only changes that would be made would be the name of the APN and the addition of dun to the APN type line. everything else will look just like your stock APN from earlier. make sure to click save and it will disappear. then change your build.prop line back to what it originally was and reboot. it should show up in the list of your APNs now. then, using your msl and ##data#, go into apn settings and select the new apn you created. Hope it works. pm me if you run into roadblocks, also i'd like to know the build.prop/APN info if there are issues.

izzibew26 said:
1st look at your normal LTE APN and write down all the info.
I'm not sure exactly what at&t has for the equivalent of ro.cdma.default_numeric but I would suppose it has something similar. search for the combined combination of your MCC and MNC. that's the number you'll want to change. as you can see from the OP, sprint is 310, and 120. so the combined numbers are 310120. you'll see the numbers when you look at your APN.
edit the build.prop line to 310000. reboot and go through the op steps to create(add) an identical APN to the one you wrote down. settings-connections-Mobile Networks-Access Point Names: click "add" in the top right. The only changes that would be made would be the name of the APN and the addition of dun to the APN type line. everything else will look just like your stock APN from earlier. make sure to click save and it will disappear. then change your build.prop line back to what it originally was and reboot. it should show up in the list of your APNs now. then, using your msl and ##data#, go into apn settings and select the new apn you created. Hope it works. pm me if you run into roadblocks, also i'd like to know the build.prop/APN info if there are issues.
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Seems as though AT&T handles DUN provision checks in a fundamentally different way... Couldn't find my MMC+MNC string in build.prop.
Ended up getting a solution here @ https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=71547500&postcount=4
Thanks for the reply!

Hey, thanks for posting this method, worked for me.

izzibew26 said:
Anybody try this yet? It's lonely in here...
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Does this unthrottle the hotspot as well? Lol. Do you have any information on how to unthrottle the data speeds? Sprint has me throttled to 1mb speeds when i should be getting around 60mb/s.

stebomurkn420 said:
Does this unthrottle the hotspot as well? Lol. Do you have any information on how to unthrottle the data speeds? Sprint has me throttled to 1mb speeds when i should be getting around 60mb/s.
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Honestly I have no idea how sprint does their throttling. I can't say I've ever been in that situation. Give it a shot, see if it has any effect
Sent from Uranus, the only planet with a ring on the inside

izzibew26 said:
If I have inadvertently re-created another's work I apologize. I did not find this method in any of the closely related threads but it's so simple it should be there somewhere. Let me know and I'll gladly give credit where credit is due. That being said here we go
OK, Quick and dirty as usual...How to get working hotspot bypass on rooted nougat. It works on initial root or you can edit the build prop back to 310000 n reboot. Okay, so more or less follow the rooting method in godpowerrr's thread unless you're already rooted then pickup at the adding APNs below:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-s7-edge/how-to/sm-g935p-spr-root-nougat-7-0-data-t3568780 Thanks be to @godpowerrr
Follow all the steps, except just leave wifi on while you run through the process.
When you get to the steps with the build.prop edits don't do it yet.
Go into settings-connections-Mobile Networks-Access Point Names: click "add" in the top right.
Add this APN;
Name: Whatever you want to name it.......LTE HOTSPOT
APN: n.ispsn
Proxy: not set
Port: not set
Username: not set
Password: not set
Server: not set
MMSC: http://mms.sprintpcs.com
Multimedia Message Proxy: 68.28.31.7
Multimedia Message Port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 120
Authentication Type: not set
APN type: default,mms,dun <-----no spaces after commas
APN protocol: IPv4/IPv6
APN roaming protocol: IPv4/IPv6
Turn APN on/off: APN tuned on
Bearer: LTE
Mobile virtual......: none
Mobile virtual.....: not set
NOW CLICK SAVE AND IT WILL DISAPPEAR- don't worry, it'll re-appear later.
now go back to the root guide and pick up where you left off changing the build.prop values. when you change to 310120 the new apn will populate.
This is where you need the MSL- manually select the new APN you created. Either way you should have a full functioning hotspot.
To sum it up you can add a Custom APN by changing the build.prop, creating the APN, saving, and changing it back. Have fun
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I have completed the whole process and was able to enter the new VPN. However, when changing the buildprop back I am unable to select the new access point. I have tried the ##DATA# and nothing happens. Any ideas?

rideblue193 said:
I have completed the whole process and was able to enter the new VPN. However, when changing the buildprop back I am unable to select the new access point. I have tried the ##DATA# and nothing happens. Any ideas?
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Not sure why the ##data# dialer code wouldn't work unless you rooted at the same time and possibly missed a step or disabled the app it triggers. Make sure you click "save" after you have the new APN all written up, then it will show up when you change your build.prop back to 310120. Also make sure your editor has been granted root permissions. Just throwing a few things out there, there are so many little things you could've possibly missed.

izzibew26 said:
Not sure why the ##data# dialer code wouldn't work unless you rooted at the same time and possibly missed a step or disabled the app it triggers. Make sure you click "save" after you have the new APN all written up, then it will show up when you change your build.prop back to 310120. Also make sure your editor has been granted root permissions. Just throwing a few things out there, there are so many little things you could've possibly missed.
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It turns out, I'm pretty stupid. Apparently didn't know how to spell DATA. That or it just started working randomly. However, when testing I still get "You have not subscribed to the Hotspot service"
I've checked and after the ##DATA# and entering my MSL I'm able to select the custom APN. It just wont allow tether. I don't know if it makes a difference, but I'm rooted on 7.0 Nougat S7 Edge

rideblue193 said:
It turns out, I'm pretty stupid. Apparently didn't know how to spell DATA. That or it just started working randomly. However, when testing I still get "You have not subscribed to the Hotspot service"
I've checked and after the ##DATA# and entering my MSL I'm able to select the custom APN. It just wont allow tether. I don't know if it makes a difference, but I'm rooted on 7.0 Nougat S7 Edge
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double check the apn you selected, once you have the "dun" segment there it shouldn't say that. also might want to throw in a full powerdown and reboot, might be residual.

izzibew26 said:
double check the apn you selected, once you have the "dun" segment there it shouldn't say that. also might want to throw in a full powerdown and reboot, might be residual.
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Thank you for the help. Without it and your guide I wouldn't have gotten it working. I combined your guide with another (both had different settings) and found a combination that works for me.
If anyone is having issues like I did, follow izzibew26's original guide, but instead Authentication Type: not set change to Authentication Type: None

APN Settings - Oneplus 7 - Non Rooted or Unlocked

Hi there,
Just wanted to ask if there was a way to adjust the APN settings on the oneplus 7 as it appears it has been greyed out with no "+" sign to add new. Not sure why this is happening as I came from a oneplus 3 device which had this option. My father is traveling in europe right now and has the same device, he is unfortunately unable to edit the APN settings with the purchased sim card which is causing him grief. Why has this been disabled? For some reason as well the carrier that he is using, BONBON in Croatia, the pushed settings are not correct and thus he cannot get internet or 4G internet working. I should mention my device is not rooted or unlocked bootloader and this would not be an option for him over in europe as he is not comfortable nor has the setup to do so.
Is there any help here? It appears it may be just our phones as I checked with another pixel 3 locally here and it has the "+" sign available to add another setting etc.
Thoughts on this, really need some help to get him going over there!

New development:
Turns out the "+" sign has now appeared and we have attempted to enter the following information from BonBon technical support. Unfortunately after we enter the below information and hit save, nothing happens. I have found another post on here indicating that MVNO should be set to something to allow for it to save. Weird. I haven't tried, but here are the results of the APN settings below:
Name: Internet
APN: internet.ht.hr
Proxy: Not set
Port: Not set
Username: Not set
Server: Not set
MMS center: Not set
MMS proxy: Not set
MMS port: Not set
MMC: 219
MNC: 01
Authentication type: PAP
APN type: default, supl
APN protocol: IPv4
APN roaming protocol: IPv4
APN enable/disable: APN enable
Bearer: Unspecified
Mobile virtual network operater (MVNO) type: None
Once I hit save and back out there is nothing there listed, no matter what i did.

check on yur phone if you have an app created on your phone by the sim card:
"SIM Toolbox" or "BonBon services" or something like that

Hi there,
Unfortunately nothing was created, is there an app or tool I can use to get this added? Any ideas as to why it wont save after trying to add?

fanaticgamer said:
check on yur phone if you have an app created on your phone by the sim card:
"SIM Toolbox" or "BonBon services" or something like that
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Having the same problem, and I DO have an app called "Sim Toolbox" listed as somewhere on the phone, but not in the app drawer. Is it part of the problem?