xv6900 tethered modem help please ! !! !

Magicality · #1 (**permalink**) 07-18-2008, 09:31 AM

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Originally Posted by DaddieO

Yes, I changed my dun nai. Since this change is what makes it "invisible" to Verizon, then why do you recommend using wmodem instead of just utilizing the Internet Sharing program already loaded on my phone? Aren't both methods using the phone the identical way to access the internet?

As long as you change both username entries I mentioned before you will be OK. Just make sure you don't exceed your monthly limit (usually 5gb) and don't run applications on your pc using the tethered internet you wouldn't on your phone (i.e. bittorrent/emule/etc).

uptempo777 · #2 (**permalink**) 07-31-2008, 03:47 PM

I just upgraded my XV6900 to rev.A and GPS. I'm trying to set up Internet Sharing but when I put in ##778, it rings and I get a Verizon automated message. Shouldn't it go straight into the application so I can edit my MIP profile and all that stuff?

Thanks,
uptmepo777

**Getitnowmarketing** · #3 (**permalink**) 07-31-2008, 11:08 PM

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Originally Posted by uptempo777

I just upgraded my XV6900 to rev.A and GPS. I'm trying to set up Internet Sharing but when I put in ##778, it rings and I get a Verizon automated message. Shouldn't it go straight into the application so I can edit my MIP profile and all that stuff?

Thanks,
uptmepo777

Looks like you let the sprint carrier cabs run or you are using non ## code compatable dialer. Try ##778# and see what happens as thats the sprint epst code :P. Which rom are you using and what dialer? You should also be able to get to the epst from your file explorer under windows and click on it.

uptempo777 · #4 (**permalink**) 08-01-2008, 02:05 AM

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Originally Posted by drellisdee

Looks like you let the sprint carrier cabs run or you are using non ## code compatable dialer. Try ##778# and see what happens as thats the sprint epst code :P. Which rom are you using and what dialer? You should also be able to get to the epst from your file explorer under windows and click on it.

Thanks drellisdee! Using ##778# worked. I know I ran the Verizon Carrier cab though so I'm surprised that didn't allow ##78 to work.

uptempo777

**Getitnowmarketing** · #5 (**permalink**) 08-02-2008, 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by uptempo777

Thanks drellisdee! Using ##778# worked. I know I ran the Verizon Carrier cab though so I'm surprised that didn't allow ##78 to work.

uptempo777

If you ran the sprint cabs you more than likely will have data authenication problems.