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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
to General by teroyk - 2 hrs, 14 mins ago - more...
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2010-04-03
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Go to ShieldsUp on grc.com and it should tell you what ports are blocked/filtered. Otherwise HowardForums would be a good place to start searching for blocked port info, they have LOADS of info about all the carriers and their policies.
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2010-06-10
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2010-06-10
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@ Rochdale UK
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Tmobile give webnwalk with the n900
i had to call them up and they changed it free of charge to webnwalk plus which has all ports open.
hope that helps...
solved all my issues straight away took 5-10 minutes on the phone just ask that your data package is changed to webnwalk plus as its a smartphone seen similar issues on the t-mobile forums they will know exactly why this is needed when you call.
hope that helps.
i had to call them up and they changed it free of charge to webnwalk plus which has all ports open.
hope that helps...
solved all my issues straight away took 5-10 minutes on the phone just ask that your data package is changed to webnwalk plus as its a smartphone seen similar issues on the t-mobile forums they will know exactly why this is needed when you call.
hope that helps.
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2010-06-11
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Originally Posted by marcdxn
could you let me know the exact numer you called and exactly how you phrased the request? i just had a 30 minute conversation with tmobile tech support and he had never heard of "webnwalk" or "webnwalk plus". I explained that my current dtata package does not have all ports open and that certain applications on my phone required this. Toward the end of the convo i was put on speaker phone so i assume a manager or someone else was listening in. I calmly explained the issue again and referred to "webnwalk" and "webnwalk plus" and they still had no idea what I was talking about.
Tmobile give webnwalk with the n900
i had to call them up and they changed it free of charge to webnwalk plus which has all ports open.
hope that helps...
solved all my issues straight away took 5-10 minutes on the phone just ask that your data package is changed to webnwalk plus as its a smartphone seen similar issues on the t-mobile forums they will know exactly why this is needed when you call.
hope that helps.
Any additional info you could provide to hel me out would be greatly appreciated.
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2010-06-11
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i think webnwalk might just be tmobile uk and you are in us
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2010-06-11
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that would indeed be an issue... hehe
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2010-06-11
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In my initial post I did mean US Tmobile, not overseas.
I have tried to use the N900 Transmitions client for Bit Torrent to get a Linux ISO downloaded, but it seems Tmobile is blocking Bit Torrent?
Does anyone have any insight as to what protocols and/or ports Tmobile blocks?
I used to use the regular Tmobile service which assigned my device a LAN (Private Range) IP address, but have now been able to secure a different Tmobile data plan which provides a public IP directly to my N900.
Any ideas what Tmobile Data does or does not allow access to in the United States?
Thank you