Voda GPRS login web/web or wap/wap?

Peter wrote:
> I've just been onto Voda's phone customer service, re another thing,
> and asked them what config I should use for a Vosa PAYG SIM card which
> I just got off Ebay.
>
> They tell me the APN is pp.vodafone.co.uk, and the login is "wap" and
> the password is "wap".
>
> But, having configured a number of these, I always used web/web not
> wap/wap.
>
> The woman was adamant but it was clear she did not understand anything
> which wasn't written before her.
>
> What is going on?
>
> If Voda keep changing this, it's no wonder the stuff stops working on
> occassions. I have a PDA with the same card in it on which the login
> is "internet", the password is blank, and there is no APN... not sure
> how that works but WM2003 doesn't seem to have a config for the APN.


"Internet" is an APN on Vodafone. In most cases password authentication
is off so web/web or wap/wap or anything/anything will work (if it is
on then multiple user names and passwords that can be used by an
operator).

For example on my data card the user name and password can be anything
at all (and don't even have to match) when I go via the Internet or
"Wap" APN.

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Hi Peter,

The Vodafone Internet settings for Pay As You Talk would be
pp.vodafone.co.uk and the username and password would be wap and wap.

When the username and password is web and web this can relate to an
email account set up, e.g. www.vodafone.net

For future reference, I've enclosed Vodafone's generic internet and
email settings below:

Generic Internet Settings:

APN (Access Point Name):
Contract (Postpay) : wap.vodafone.co.uk
PayT (Prepay) Customers: pp.vodafone.co.uk

Username: wap
Password: wap

Proxy / IP Address: HTTP Enabled / 212.183.137.012
CSD Dial up No. +447836900808
Bearer: GPRS preferred or GPRS
Data call/Service type: For CSD: ISDN For GPRS: HTTP
Security: Non Secure
Speed: 9600
Athentication: HTTP-basic For 3G devices: PAP
Port: 9201 For WAP 2.0 devices: 8799
Login in type: Automatic
Homepage: Browsing (GPRS/ Internet): http://live.vodafone.com (using
the live homepage cannot be guaranteed on non-Vodafone live! handsets
and content may not be available see the content guide list for
supported devices)

MMS: http://mms.vodafone.co.uk/servlets/mms
Sending Port: 25
Receiving Port: 110
Linger/Timeout: 300

Generic Email Settings:

APN (Access Point Name):
Contract (Postpay): internet
PayT (Prepay) Customers: pp.vodafone.co.uk

Username: web
Password: web

Outgoing/Sending server: Preferred: smtp.vodafone.net or
send.vodafone.net
Incoming/ Receiving server: Preferred: imap.vodafone.net or
pop.vodafone.net

Protocol: Preferred: imap4 or pop3
Receiving Port: 143 (imap accounts) or 110 (pop accounts)
Homepage: Leave blank
CSD Dial up No. +447836900808
CSD User Name [email protected]
CSD Password vodafone

Any questions please let me know


mojo wrote:
> Peter wrote:
> > I've just been onto Voda's phone customer service, re another thing,
> > and asked them what config I should use for a Vosa PAYG SIM card which
> > I just got off Ebay.
> >
> > They tell me the APN is pp.vodafone.co.uk, and the login is "wap" and
> > the password is "wap".
> >
> > But, having configured a number of these, I always used web/web not
> > wap/wap.
> >
> > The woman was adamant but it was clear she did not understand anything
> > which wasn't written before her.
> >
> > What is going on?
> >
> > If Voda keep changing this, it's no wonder the stuff stops working on
> > occassions. I have a PDA with the same card in it on which the login
> > is "internet", the password is blank, and there is no APN... not sure
> > how that works but WM2003 doesn't seem to have a config for the APN.
>
>
> "Internet" is an APN on Vodafone. In most cases password authentication
> is off so web/web or wap/wap or anything/anything will work (if it is
> on then multiple user names and passwords that can be used by an
> operator).
>
> For example on my data card the user name and password can be anything
> at all (and don't even have to match) when I go via the Internet or
> "Wap" APN.