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Vodafone WAP settings

Mr E · 2003-03-20 14:15:37

Just started playing about with WAP on my 6510. I can't get it to work. It dials up, and then I get a username prompt (which "dublin" is filled in automatically). I press OK, and get prompted for a password (which is blank). It won't accept the blank password. Any ideas what the password should be? On my previous phone…

20-03-2003 2:15pm

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Mr E

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Just started playing about with WAP on my 6510. I can't get it to work. It dials up, and then I get a username prompt (which "dublin" is filled in automatically). I press OK, and get prompted for a password (which is blank). It won't accept the blank password.

Any ideas what the password should be? On my previous phone (6210), I was never prompted for a username or password.

- Dave.

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#2 20-03-2003 2:18pm

flywheel

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for the password try dublin

p.s. - while editing 'active service settings' choose Login Type - Automatic to stop being asked for the username and password

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#3 20-03-2003 5:18pm

Mr E

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I must have skipped the chapter entitled "bloody obvious passwords". Cheers! That worked perfectly.

- Dave.

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#4 20-03-2003 5:22pm

flywheel

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no worries

always thought ireland would have been a bit more encompassing for everyone rather than dublin - although at least they didn't use cork

BrianG

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