Is there such a system?

fiasco · Occasional Visitor Joined: Jun 02, 2006 Posts: 5

Hi All,

Tried the weather service still TT cant see data connection. so i tried to manually configure again - i did notice that the connection string was missing some charaters of the end, so i added these sadly no difference.

So just to make sure things are working with regard to the TT i docked with PC and used the control my TT feature - then i navigated to TT weather, whilst connected to pc the device connected straight away to the weather service.

My conclusion there is something either wrong with the connection settings or i need to allow connection to this specific service within the BES (Blackberry Enterprise Server) as i administer this i just need to check with BES support on Monday.

If anyone has this successfully working with 02 can you post your connection settings please so i can rule these out.

Many Thanks

JF_1976 · Occasional Visitor Joined: Jul 19, 2007 Posts: 8

Hi all,

Just another voice asking for help with the BB8800 and tomtom GO (in my case 510) wireless data connection.

I am also on O2 contract. Interestingly, if I take my O2 sim out of my BlackBerry into another mobile, the wireless data connection works straightaway. So it looks like a BlackBerry specific problem.

If anyone can post the manual O2 connection settings, that work, I would appreciate it.

Thanks.

Darren · Posted: Sun Sep 02, 2007 1:35 pm Post subject:

I'm not a BlackBerry expert but I do know that internet access on the device can be served in a number of ways, the most commen being via Blackberry maintained service which is not the same as fill internet access would normally be.

You'd need to speak to your service provider to clarify this? On T-Mobile with web'n'walk we thankfully get full GPRS data access.
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fiasco · Occasional Visitor Joined: Jun 02, 2006 Posts: 5

Hi All,

Sounds like a BES issue then, i will talk with BB support on Monday.

JF_1976, Its very interesting that when you put the SIM into another phone it works - this shows that there is nothing wrong wth the data connection supplied by 02, this appears to be a device specific thing.

Hence the BES is the most likely cause as this controls what has access to features of the handset. do you use a BES server? i.e do you recieve emails to you BB? If so is probably thorugh a BES installation or similar.

Regarding the connection setttings though these do not work for me, but just in case you get a different outcome.

Country + Operator = United Kingdom

Service = O2 Postpaid

Username = mobileweb

Password = password

IP = select automatic (DHCP)

DNs1 = 193.113.200.200

Dns2 = 193.113.200.201

The Dial for a GPRS / UMTS network is : *99#

Login script is constructed: at+cgdcont=1,"ip","Access point name","",0,0

This was the bit that was missing with mine = ,"",0,0

One last thing, Can you put the SIM the handset that does work and view the connection settings? Would be interested to see if they are the same as when the SIM is in the BB 8800.

benlovejoy · Occasional Visitor Joined: Jul 25, 2007 Posts: 12

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Ben

JF_1976 · Occasional Visitor Joined: Jul 19, 2007 Posts: 8

Fiasco,

Many thanks for taking the trouble to post the O2 settings. However, they don't work for me.

You are correct, I do use a BES server (well, my company do, and it is a company BlackBerry). I will have a chat with the administrator to see if a rule or policy is blocking my access.

I have just put my O2 SIM into an old mobile (Samsung D600) and was able to pair & enable wireless data with my tomtom straight away. I connected to the tomtom plus weather service, just to prove the connection, and it worked OK.

Interestingly, the O2 settings (under "GPRS Settings" on the Samsung) for web access are different to those you reported:

Proxy IP
193.113.200.195
Proxy Port
8080
APN
wap.02.co.uk
Login ID
o2wap
Password
password

I have tried manually putting these settings into the tomtom, when my BlackBerry is on, with no joy.

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