Just finished clean Vista install since my factory T400 was much slower than it should have been. I'm certainly glad to have gotten rid of Access Connections as it took 3-4 minutes to load before. Now I'm just using Vista to manage my wifi and it's much better.
However, I'm now missing something vital. Before, I was able to use Access Connections to connect using my Ericsson f3507g AT&T WWAN to the AT&T network via my iPhone 3g sim card and the username/password supplied around these forums somewhere. But now that Access Connections is gone, I have no way of accessing my WWAN to tell it to connect.
I had thought I'd read on here previously about a Ericsson (or someone's) WWAN connection utility that I could just manually enter the parameters for and it would connect...but I can't seem to find it (or the thread).
Ideas? There's gotta be a better way than Access Connections to do this...Thanks in advance.
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You could try the AT&T Connection Manager, it may be able to fire it up.
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just make the connection with the vista dial-up manager. (make a new network connection -> dial-up)
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thanks for the advice. -
Still unable to get my iPhone sim to work in my T400.
I keep seeing that I need to set my Access Point name to 'wap.cingular'...but I have no idea where to do that.
FYI, I'm trying to connect with a new dial-up connection using:
Username: WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
Pass: CINGULAR1
Number *99# OR *99***#
Ideas on getting this to work under Vista Ultimate?
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You could try this (works on XP):
Set up an extra initialization command for your modem
AT+CGDCONT=3,"IP","YourAPN" where YourAPN should be something like "internet.cingulargprs.com".
To do this - go to control panel/phone and modem options/your modem/advanced/extra initialization command.
AND change the phone number in your Dial Up Connection to *99***3# -
Try leaving username and password blank. At least that's what AT&T's instructions say.
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OR try this one
Sony Ericsson EC400 Wireless Manager.
It is what I use on my ThinkPad X301.
Dowload from:
http://www.sonyericsson.com/cws/support/mobilebroadband/download/wirelessmanager/ec400?cc=se&lc=en -
I did a clean installation on my t61p. Then I added the desired lenovo display utilities. I called them as the were designed to be called.
Help With WWAN Connection Utility
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