Showing posts with label configure apn settings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label configure apn settings. Show all posts

Saturday, 25 February 2017

How to UNLOCK your EE osprey 2 Mini / Alcatel Y853VB and EE40VB

How to UNLOCK your EE osprey 2 Mini / Alcatel Y853 VB and EE40VB

Firstly I do NOT offer free unlock codes on this website, you can buy unlock code on ebay for only GBP 0.99
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Friday, 17 February 2017

TP-LINK TL-MR6400: LTE modem and WiFi access point

The TP-LINK TL-MR6400 is a new router that adapts to the current needs of versatile and easy to use. This team uses a slot for our SIM card and shares the 4G connection with download speeds of up to 150Mbps. The great advantage of this router is that you can connect to the network anywhere without the need for any installation, as long as the coverage ranges of the mobile network. In addition, two external antennas allow achieving a stable connection to the network. All in a sleek, compact design in black to place the device anywhere.


Sunday, 5 February 2017

How to configure apn profile on EE osprey / Alcatel mobile broadband modem / router



What's the apn settings?

The term APN (Access Point Names) refers to one specific setting but also the collection of network gateway settings your mobile broadband device uses to reach the Internet.

Many SIM cards store the APN data that gets configured on your mobile broadband device automatically when the card is installed so Your device should be ready to go online as soon as you turn it on for the first time. However, if you can’t go online, it’s usually because the Access Point Name (APN) settings on your device (which dictate what your device will try to connect to) are different from those on your SIM (which dictate what your device and SIM are allowed to connect to). In that case you will need to configure APN settings manually

How to configure APN Settings on EE osprey and Alcatel modems that have a web management interface ?