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7:45 pm
Same problem here...
"pdp authentification failure".
I'm with Petro-Canada mobility and installed the profile mentionned above and also this one . No luck. This is very annoying. I've been working on that for 2 days...
I let you know if it works!
cheers.
9:33 am
October 18, 2010
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do you have to have the unlimitied data plan for this to work? i did everything but still no internet. is that just becaseu i dont have the unlimited data plan acctivated?
please respond asap
2:09 pm
March 10, 2010
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Yes, you need to call Speakout and have data added to your account.
1:02 pm
October 18, 2010
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i have the unlimtied data working and i did all the steps above. the app store wont let me download any apps. ( even the small ones ) any one else have this probalem or know how to fix it?
1:38 pm
March 10, 2010
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You can download apps but only very small ones. Speakout has a very small maximum download size, I believe its one or two MBs. Once you hit that limit it stops. You'll have to download apps via wifi.
2:43 pm
October 18, 2010
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andreww said:
You can download apps but only very small ones. Speakout has a very small maximum download size, I believe its one or two MBs. Once you hit that limit it stops. You'll have to download apps via wifi.
i tryed a bunch of different apps. is it possible that they were all too big? can you give me an example of one that works?
4:32 pm
March 10, 2010
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Guess they must have changed something because I just tried to download Opera, an app that I downloaded over speakout before, and it won't even start. No big deal, downloading took forever, and it's just easier to do it over wifi. My guess is that Rogers has simply blocked downloads on goam.com
5:47 pm
October 18, 2010
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so now what? how do i figure out if they did or not? i dont have wifi, so other than doing it through itunes am i kinda up the creak?
5:03 am
March 10, 2010
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Thats pretty much what everybody else has to do. I have wifi at home, but could just as easily do it from itunes. Bottom line is that even if Rogers hadn't blocked the app store, it was useless anyway because of the speed and DL limit. Of course you always have other options.
- spend $25 per mont with another carrier (with a more expensive plan) for faster data service
- Put a wifi router in your home (easy and fairly cheap)
- Find a hotspot where you can do your app DLing (Starbucks and the Apple Store are great options)
8:11 pm
May 11, 2010
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does this apply to the 3g as well ? im getting the e and lots of bars phone works fine but no browsing ? anyone ? yes i did lots of search before posting this thanks leon
8:14 am
March 10, 2010
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Do a reset. Hold the power and home button and ignore the shutdown switch. Keep holding until you see that apple on screen. That should be enough to get it going.
8:22 am
May 11, 2010
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thanks is working great did the iphone configure utility set up for speakout (easy as puppy piss) its all working now screw the apps man as long as you have gps and normal browsing its all you need ..downloading is for home computing !! so thanks every one especially Glen Lalonde and others who took the time to lay it all out setting up the proxy etc .. free unlimited browsing you gotta like it ! the gps works perfect and its a life saver !!
8:24 am
May 11, 2010
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YES THIS WORKS !! Kieran Huggins said:
Got it working with an iPhone 2G (original model) using the following steps (OS X):
Download the iPhone Configuration Utility (free from Apple):
http://support.apple.com/downl.....r_Mac_OS_X
Launch it.
Click on "Configuration Profiles" in the left column.
Click the "New" button in the top left corner.
Under the "General" section fill in the "Name" and "Identifier" fields with whatever you like, I used:Name: "Speakout Wireless"
Identifier: "com.speakout.wireless"In the "Advanced" section, enter the following:
APN: "goam.com"
User Name: "wapuser1"
Password: "wap"
Proxy Server: "10.128.1.69"
Port: "80"Then attach your iPhone to the computer, it will show up in the left column under Devices. When you see it, click on it to select it.
In the right screen, click the "Configuration Profiles" tab. You should see the "Speakout Wireless" configuration you just created.
Click the "Install" button next to it.
Your iPhone will now prompt you to install the profile, which should take just a few seconds.
Then you should be done!
Good luck
Kieran
9:07 am
March 10, 2010
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kylek said:
andreww said:
You can download apps but only very small ones. Speakout has a very small maximum download size, I believe its one or two MBs. Once you hit that limit it stops. You'll have to download apps via wifi.
i tryed a bunch of different apps. is it possible that they were all too big? can you give me an example of one that works?
BTW, just downloaded Opera Mini Browser from the app store over Speakout data. Took a while, but it worked.
12:51 pm
December 12, 2010
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Hey guys does this only work with iphone or could i buy Samsung Wave/Galaxy and it will work also? (adding profile for data plan)
11:03 pm
April 22, 2009
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If you are going to use android, make sure it uses at least version 2.2 Older versions had difficulty saving the APN settings, which can get annoying.
9:32 am
December 18, 2009
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no luck for me with a 3G, following the config utility instructions.
It could be because I can't reboot since my sleep button does not function, though.
6:59 pm
May 17, 2011
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I have got the browsing over Edge and 3G working but emails are not working for me. Anyone else have this problem?
PS Emails are working perfectly when connected via WiFi. Is it because I only get this wap setup on proxy port80? Do I have to configure everything to go over port80? How does one configure gmail to go over port 80?
8:21 pm
April 22, 2009
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uncomplicatedi said:
I have got the browsing over Edge and 3G working but emails are not working for me. Anyone else have this problem?
PS Emails are working perfectly when connected via WiFi. Is it because I only get this wap setup on proxy port80? Do I have to configure everything to go over port80? How does one configure gmail to go over port 80?
Do you have the HTTPS configured? Instead of using port 443 as would be the default, you need to configure HTTPS to use port 80 in the proxy with the same settings as when you configured HTTP. Gmail should work through the browser once HTTPS is properly set up.
5:05 am
May 17, 2011
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Is it not possible to use mail.app setup with imap to gmail? I would really like to have the push notifications that mail.app has.
I have been looking everywhere but there doesn't appear to be much of a solution to this problem.
I will try gmail with the web client and report the result which I am certain will be working.
