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mattaggie 2008-02-27 01:12

Bluetooth DUN
 
I am just learning about Bluetooth DUN. I have read through some posts on here to figure out the setup. I am using a Verizon Wireless Rizr (love it by the way). when I cannot to Verizon Wireless, I put in my username number@vzw3g.com and password, I read it was vzw, is this right? Tap OK, phone prompts to connect, select yes, phone says calling, then they 2 devices disconnect and the Nokia says "Authentication failed, try again?" What does this mean?

cfrantz 2008-02-27 01:20

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
Verizon does not allow for bluetooth DUN, at least that is what the Verizon help folks have told me. To use a Verizon phone with DUN, the device needs a cable to the phone (which Verizon will sell you with a kit, but for PC's only). I think Verizon is supposed to open thinkgs up shortly and I am hoping that they will start allowing for the Bluetooth DUN connection. If someone knows a good workaround, I would love to hear about it.
BTW, on Verizon even if you have a full data plan for your phone, if you use DUN (cabled) there is a recurring charge of about $20 a month.

mattaggie 2008-02-27 01:43

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
I am pretty sure there are others in the forum who have successfully used Verizon DUN.

brontide 2008-02-27 01:59

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
I use Verizon DUN without a data plan. It requires a suitable phone and some mods in order to work.

If you want to delve into cell phone extreme, check out howardforums.com they seem to know anything and everything about cell phones and how to tweak them.

mattaggie 2008-02-27 02:15

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
thanks, I have read some other DUN threads on here and have looked at howardforums. I had no idea it was this complicated. I don't know that I ever need to get online that bad. I think its just one of those things you want to do because you can.

cfrantz 2008-02-27 02:16

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
I just found this thread "Bluetooth verizon access solved". Search for it and you may find the information you need.
Sorry for the bad information in the previous post. I should have done more research.

tedpeer 2008-02-27 02:24

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
I have a Treo 700w, or some such that's working.

Connection type = Data call - when this was set to GPRS, it did not work, with the message you got
Dial-up number = #777
Password and username as you said...

Hope this helps.

Ted

enbrewer 2008-02-27 02:44

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
If you don't MIND paying for a data plan (or you've got a generous employer, as I have), then it's pretty easy. Verizon certainly does support what they call "tethering over bluetooth" and it was trivially easy to configure. I've done it with several different Verizon cell phones, on a 770, an n800, and now an n810. The wizard in OS 2008 will do all the configuring for you, but in older OS's, what the previous responders have said is true.

mattaggie 2008-02-27 03:57

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
I have OS2008. I did a new connection type as a Data call and entered the other listed settings, but with same result. I am on America's Choice plan and have 1X, so I dont think I should get data charges. Its the new Nationwide plans that charge per MB.

Rezigrene 2008-02-27 04:02

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
Free data on a Verizon phone?

Que?

bdjohnso10 2008-02-27 16:21

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
Here is everything spelled out for you in easy steps. I did this a month ago and it works perfectly. Works great for getting email on the run. not too useful for website browsing or streaming media. :cool:


http://hacktherazr.com/guides/verizon.dun.ppc.php



P.S. I don't have a data plan and this is truly DUN. I was kind of impressed with the speed. :)

dburr10085 2008-02-27 17:05

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cfrantz (Post 148316)
Verizon does not allow for bluetooth DUN, at least that is what the Verizon help folks have told me. To use a Verizon phone with DUN, the device needs a cable to the phone (which Verizon will sell you with a kit, but for PC's only). I think Verizon is supposed to open thinkgs up shortly and I am hoping that they will start allowing for the Bluetooth DUN connection. If someone knows a good workaround, I would love to hear about it.
BTW, on Verizon even if you have a full data plan for your phone, if you use DUN (cabled) there is a recurring charge of about $20 a month.

Check howardforums - most of these phones can be enabled without the cable. BTW - i've received charges of $800 for doing this (I had Verizon reverse the charges - but my wife was non too happy with me).

Chilao 2008-02-28 20:55

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
I just got my Verizon RAZR to work!
I had to add the data plan and a tethering option for a total of $60. (And re-programmed the phone by dialing *228)
I deleted the old phone pairing and re-paired the phone. During the set-up wizard, I selected the Verizon option, keeping the information as is and only added the vzw password.
It worked.
It's slower than the WiFi connection but I now have my Verizon iPhone.

bdjohnso10 2008-02-29 22:22

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
you didn't have to do that I posted the link where it is free and able to get dun over blue tooth. :(

aza455 2008-06-03 12:54

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mattaggie (Post 148380)
I have OS2008. I did a new connection type as a Data call and entered the other listed settings, but with same result. I am on America's Choice plan and have 1X, so I dont think I should get data charges. Its the new Nationwide plans that charge per MB.

mattaggie,

Did you get charged by VZW for using your phone as Bluetooth DUN? I have no data plan and was wondering...

Thanks!

eslo 2008-06-04 00:16

Re: Bluetooth DUN
 
Does Virgin Mobile Support Bluetooth DUN?


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