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lemmyslender is offline lemmyslender
2010-08-20 , 14:30
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Would this work if you are on the $10 internet plan or only on the more expensive plan?
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tmojoe is offline tmojoe
2010-08-20 , 17:50
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Originally Posted by lemmyslender View Post
Would this work if you are on the $10 internet plan or only on the more expensive plan?
If you have unlimited data today working on the N900, ipv6 will work. I don't know prices.
 
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2010-08-20 , 18:05
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wow, i was just googling and see that nokia was testing a ipv6 handset way back in 2003!

http://www.infoworld.com/t/hardware/...ipv6-phone-548
 
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2010-08-20 , 19:09
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Originally Posted by tmojoe View Post
If you have unlimited data today working on the N900, ipv6 will work. I don't know prices.
I'm on the cheaper "dumbphone" unlimited plan, not on the smartphone internet plan. While I'd like to test this, I'm worried that they will recognize that I'm not on the smartphone plan and require an upgrade, and the corresponding cost increase.
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tmojoe is offline tmojoe
2010-08-20 , 19:12
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Originally Posted by lemmyslender View Post
I'm on the cheaper "dumbphone" unlimited plan, not on the smartphone internet plan. While I'd like to test this, I'm worried that they will recognize that I'm not on the smartphone plan and require an upgrade, and the corresponding cost increase.
I would not be concerned, at all.
 
martycollinsesq is offline martycollinsesq
2010-08-20 , 19:45
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I have been approved by tmobile to participate in the program. I have not fully implemented the necessary setup yet. I am on the even more talk plus with web2go ($10). Didn't seem to affect my acceptance. I get 2.5 to 3.5 mbps with tmo. Faster that att dsl at home most times.
 

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lemmyslender is offline lemmyslender
2010-08-21 , 01:36
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OK submitted form for testing. I'll see how it goes.
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kopele is offline kopele
2010-08-21 , 02:22
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I ran into some problems with the setup as well, so here are a couple of tips:

Enter the actual APN name in the script, example:
Code:
MY_IPv4_APN="internet2.voicestream.com"
MY_IPv6_APN="ccinternet2.t-mobile.com"
EDIT: ICD_CONNECTION_TYPE will be unset in the terminal, use the steps below only for manual testing.

The script checks the $ICD_CONNECTION_TYPE environment variable, once connected to your normal APN make sure the variable is set (mine wasn't):
Code:
echo $ICD_CONNECTION_TYPE
If you get a blank line, set the variable:
Code:
export ICD_CONNECTION_TYPE=GPRS
Rerun the script:
Code:
/etc/network/if-up.d/00_enable_apn_ipv6
Hope this helps
Last edited by kopele; 2010-08-21 at 19:21.
 
tmojoe is offline tmojoe
2010-08-21 , 12:36
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Originally Posted by kopele View Post
I ran into some problems with the setup as well, so here are a couple of tips:

Enter the actual APN name in the script, example:
Code:
MY_IPv4_APN="internet2.voicestream.com"
MY_IPv6_APN="ccinternet2.t-mobile.com"
The script checks the $ICD_CONNECTION_TYPE environment variable, once connected to your normal APN make sure the variable is set (mine wasn't):
Code:
echo $ICD_CONNECTION_TYPE
If you get a blank line, set the variable:
Code:
export ICD_CONNECTION_TYPE=GPRS
Rerun the script:
Code:
/etc/network/if-up.d/00_enable_apn_ipv6
Hope this helps
Kopele -- just to be clear, you are up and running correctly with IPv6 now?
 
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2010-08-21 , 14:19
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Originally Posted by tmojoe View Post
Kopele -- just to be clear, you are up and running correctly with IPv6 now?
Yes, it's working great
 
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