MannyTheGerman
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anyone tried it with that APN setting?
I just did and it works!
anyone tried it with that APN setting?
Try this fellas, got it from Tmobile today to finally get mine working....
Connection Name : T-mobile mms
Internet APN
Access point name : epc.tmobile.com
Username : Blank
Password : Blank
Proxy Address : 216.155.165.50
Proxy Port : 8080
Network Type : IPv4
Authentication Type : none
MMS APN
MMS access point name : epc.tmobile.com
Username : blank
Password : blank
Proxy Address : 216.155.165.50
Proxy port : 8080
MMSC address : http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc
Network type : IPv4
Authentication type : none
important : after tapping it to make it active, restart your phone.![]()
I had an mms sitting in my inbox and I couldn't download it. I then followed these steps posted on Nokia's forum and then I was able to download and view the mms.
1) Delete any existing Internet & MMS APN profiles stored in the handset, by tapping: Start, Settings, Mobile Settings, and scroll to the bottom of the screen and remove each apn manually by tapping edit, then tap the delete icon (looks like a waste bin) at the bottom right of the screen (you might need to tap "..." to reveal the option.)
2)Once all Apn's are removed, make sure the phone is connected via wifi., and email these links to yourself:
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Link 1 "Access Point":
http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=ce3895c7-01d0-4daf-a4c3-25c10463942d
Link 2 "Network+":
http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=62f172d1-f552-4749-871c-2afd1c95c245
Link 3 "extras+info" :
http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=2377fe1b-c10f-47da-92f3-fc517345a3c0
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3) Install each app from the link on your phone. On my phone, I already had 2&3 installed. Once all the above installed, the phone must be rebooted.
5) Now go to the settings menu, and scroll to the bottom. You should now see a new menu called: "Access Point". Tap it and you'll end up with a screen listing any APN's the phone has already found from the sim card (or previous sim cards inserted).
6) Select T-Mobile
Here is where I got the info Re: nokia lumia 920 access point is missing from s... - Nokia Support Discussions
This is not true.
DO NOT install the Access Point (same for Lumia 900 which has the same app called Network Setup) app which will cause you to lose Internet Sharing.
Roger's Lumia 920 already has the options to change Internet APN and MMS APN in the Cellular menu, use that, don't use Access Point app.
The Access Point app will modify the internal Internet Sharing APN which you can't change manually that cause Internet Sharing not working (it will show up saying contact your carrier...)
I have the Rogers Lumia 920 and have both MMS and Internet Sharing working on T-Mobile (without the tethering plan).
This is not true.
DO NOT install the Access Point (same for Lumia 900 which has the same app called Network Setup) app which will cause you to lose Internet Sharing.
Roger's Lumia 920 already has the options to change Internet APN and MMS APN in the Cellular menu, use that, don't use Access Point app.
The Access Point app will modify the internal Internet Sharing APN which you can't change manually that cause Internet Sharing not working (it will show up saying contact your carrier...)
I have the Rogers Lumia 920 and have both MMS and Internet Sharing working on T-Mobile (without the tethering plan).
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