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This article is not mine ! Nabasa ko lang at gusto ko lang i share ng sa ganun ay mas maintindihan at maunawaan ng lahat lalo ng mga gaya kong baguhan.
Nang sa ganon ay hindi naman tayo masabihang HIT AND RUN . At nang para maunawaan din natin yung mga ginagawa ng mga mas mataas satin. Malay mo isa na rin tayo sa magkapag bigay ng free net..
Alam nga natin gamitin pero hindi natin nauunawaan ang kahulagan ng mga ito, tapos kapag hindi gumana itaatapon na lang at mag hahanap ng iba. ganern hugot lang hehe eneweys ito na po... about APN po muna tayo...
What is an APN?
Stand for ACCESS POINT NAME
An APN has the network settings your phone needs to connect to your provider.
The Access Point Name (APN) is the name for the settings your phone reads to set up a connection to the gateway between your carrier's cellular network and the public Internet.
You carrier reads these settings, then does things like determine the correct IP address, connect to the correct secure gateway, and see if you need a private network like a VPN. All the heavy lifting is done on the carrier side, but we need to make sure the right settings are in place to get on the network we need, in the way we need to connect.Depending on how your carrier's network is structured, different settings are mandatory. The rest can be slightly altered to change some of the parameters, but for most of us, we will need to use the exact settings provided by our carrier.
The good news is that most of the time, your phone has several "default" APN settings and one will work for phone calls automatically. Very handy if you need to call for help because unless you're using one of the Big Four networks (AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon) nothing else will work correctly and you'll need to add an APN yourself.
The bad news is that carriers can customize the software on any phone they sell, and that includes blocking the ability to change the APN. Even if your phone is unlocked. You might be able to find a workaround posted on the internet, but there is also a good chance that you're just not going to be able to use any other network. We suggest buying your next phone from someone else.
How to change your APN
The first thing you'll need to do is find the right APN settings for the network you want to use.
These are the settings you'll need to enter for a new APN. Now we just need to find where to enter it.
This is going to be different depending on who made your phone, but it's always going to be in the Wireless & networks section of the settings. You're looking for a setting for Access Point Names and it might be nested in another setting like Cellular Networks. That's where you'll find it on the You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now., and it should be similar to your phone. Don't worry, you can't mess anything up by tapping the settings and looking inside. Just try not to make any changes while you're looking.
Once you've found the "Access Point Names" section. Tap to open it.
You should see a list with at least one APN on it. If things aren't working with the current APN, you need to add another. Don't modify or delete the one you see, instead make a new one and we can choose it when we're done. At the top of the page, or possibly in a menu if your phone has a menu button, press the plus sign to bring up the "Edit access point" screen.
Two very important things here:
Once your APN information is saved, go back one screen to the list we saw earlier. On this screen, tap the new APN settings you just entered to make them active. Your phone will lose its data connection for a little while as it connects to the new network using the new network settings. If you can't get a connection after a few minutes, you might need to restart your phone.
And that's it! Now your phone should work for calls, SMS, MMS and data. Now be sure to set up any You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. or warning settings your phone might have to monitor how much data you use and if you are getting close to your allotment.
And sa pag kakaalam ko po ay need nating baguhin ang apn natin dahil na dedetect ng network ang mga data/free internet na ginagamiit natin . Kung palaging Default apn ang gamit natin sa pag access sa mga free internet ay pwede po mawalan ng signal ang sim natin it means pinutol na ni network or inactivated na ni network ang sim natin...
Yun lamang po....
salamat sa matyagang pag babasa
Nang sa ganon ay hindi naman tayo masabihang HIT AND RUN . At nang para maunawaan din natin yung mga ginagawa ng mga mas mataas satin. Malay mo isa na rin tayo sa magkapag bigay ng free net..
Alam nga natin gamitin pero hindi natin nauunawaan ang kahulagan ng mga ito, tapos kapag hindi gumana itaatapon na lang at mag hahanap ng iba. ganern hugot lang hehe eneweys ito na po... about APN po muna tayo...
What is an APN?
Stand for ACCESS POINT NAME
An APN has the network settings your phone needs to connect to your provider.
The Access Point Name (APN) is the name for the settings your phone reads to set up a connection to the gateway between your carrier's cellular network and the public Internet.
You carrier reads these settings, then does things like determine the correct IP address, connect to the correct secure gateway, and see if you need a private network like a VPN. All the heavy lifting is done on the carrier side, but we need to make sure the right settings are in place to get on the network we need, in the way we need to connect.Depending on how your carrier's network is structured, different settings are mandatory. The rest can be slightly altered to change some of the parameters, but for most of us, we will need to use the exact settings provided by our carrier.
The good news is that most of the time, your phone has several "default" APN settings and one will work for phone calls automatically. Very handy if you need to call for help because unless you're using one of the Big Four networks (AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon) nothing else will work correctly and you'll need to add an APN yourself.
The bad news is that carriers can customize the software on any phone they sell, and that includes blocking the ability to change the APN. Even if your phone is unlocked. You might be able to find a workaround posted on the internet, but there is also a good chance that you're just not going to be able to use any other network. We suggest buying your next phone from someone else.
How to change your APN
The first thing you'll need to do is find the right APN settings for the network you want to use.
- Name - phebz
- APN - taken
- Proxy - (leave blank)
- Port - 0430
- Username & Password - (leave blank)
- Server - (leave blank)
- MMSC - You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
- MMS Proxy - (leave blank)
- MMS Port - (leave blank)
- MNC - 024
- Authentication Type - (leave blank)
- APN Type - default,supl,mms
- MCC - 310
These are the settings you'll need to enter for a new APN. Now we just need to find where to enter it.
This is going to be different depending on who made your phone, but it's always going to be in the Wireless & networks section of the settings. You're looking for a setting for Access Point Names and it might be nested in another setting like Cellular Networks. That's where you'll find it on the You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now., and it should be similar to your phone. Don't worry, you can't mess anything up by tapping the settings and looking inside. Just try not to make any changes while you're looking.
Once you've found the "Access Point Names" section. Tap to open it.
You should see a list with at least one APN on it. If things aren't working with the current APN, you need to add another. Don't modify or delete the one you see, instead make a new one and we can choose it when we're done. At the top of the page, or possibly in a menu if your phone has a menu button, press the plus sign to bring up the "Edit access point" screen.
Two very important things here:
- Not every setting in the "Edit access point" screen will need to be filled in. Only fill in the items your carrier provides, and leave the rest as-is.
- Be sure to type in everything exactly as provided by your carrier. For example, default,supl,hipri is different than default, supl, hipri because of the white space between items. Your carrier's system is set up to read an expected set of values, and any changes — no matter how minor — can and will break things.
Once your APN information is saved, go back one screen to the list we saw earlier. On this screen, tap the new APN settings you just entered to make them active. Your phone will lose its data connection for a little while as it connects to the new network using the new network settings. If you can't get a connection after a few minutes, you might need to restart your phone.
And that's it! Now your phone should work for calls, SMS, MMS and data. Now be sure to set up any You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. or warning settings your phone might have to monitor how much data you use and if you are getting close to your allotment.
And sa pag kakaalam ko po ay need nating baguhin ang apn natin dahil na dedetect ng network ang mga data/free internet na ginagamiit natin . Kung palaging Default apn ang gamit natin sa pag access sa mga free internet ay pwede po mawalan ng signal ang sim natin it means pinutol na ni network or inactivated na ni network ang sim natin...
Yun lamang po....
salamat sa matyagang pag babasa