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Moxa Oncell G2100 Series Quad-Band Industrial GSM/GPRS Modem World’S GPRS APN List Moxa OnCell G2100 Series Quad-band Industrial GSM/GPRS Modem World’s GPRS APN List Mobile Country Acess Point Name User Name Password DNS Notes Operator Albania Vodafone Twa guest guest internet.gprs.unifon.com.ar Argentina Personal [mobile number] adgj internet.unifon Argentina Movistar internet.gprs.unifon.com.ar wap wap Argentina CTI internet.ctimovil.com.ar guest guest 202.139.83.3 Australia Optus internet guest guest 192.65.91.129 139.130.4.4 Australia Telstra telstra.internet guest guest 203.50.2.71 Telstra 139.130.4.4 Australia telstra.datapack [blank] Telstra (data bundles) 203.50.2.71 Telstra 139.130.4.4 Australia telstra.pcpack [blank] Telstra (pay by time) 203.50.2.71 202.124.68.130 Australia Three 3netaccess guest guest 202.124.76.66 192.189.54.33 Australia Vodafone vfinternet.au guest guest 210.80.58.3 Austria Drei drei.at guest guest - 213.162.64.1 Austria Max Online gprsinternet GPRS [blank] 213.162.64.2 Max Online 213.162.64.1 Austria business.gprsinternet GPRS [blank] (Business) 213.162.64.2 Max Online 213.162.64.1 Austria gprsmetro GPRS [blank] (Metro) 213.162.64.2 194.48.124.200 Austria Mobilkom A1 a1.net [email protected] ppp 194.48.139.254 194.24.128.100 Austria OneNet web.one.at web web 194.24.128.102 212.95.31.11 Austria tele.ring web [email protected] web 212.95.31.35 Azerbaijan Azercell internet guest guest - Grameen Proxy: Bangladesh gpinternet [blank] [blank] - Phone 10.128.1.2:8080 Belarus MTS internet.mts.by mts mts - Velcom Belarus plus.velcom.by plus plus - (Plus plan) Velcom Belarus privet.velcom.by privet privet - (Privet plan) Velcom Belarus wap.velcom.by wap wap - (WAP plan) Belgium Base gprs.base.be base base - Mobistar 212.65.63.10 Belgium internet.be mobistar mobistar (personal) 212.65.63.145 Mobistar 212.65.63.10 Belgium web.pro.be mobistar mobistar (business) 212.65.63.145 Belgium Orange orangeinternet guest guest - Use CID1 Proximus 195.238.2.21 Belgium internet.proximus.be guest guest Use CID1 (Internet) 195.238.2.22 Proximus 195.238.2.21 Belgium intraprox.be guest guest Use CID1 (intranet) 195.238.2.22 Mascom Botswana internet.mascom guest guest - Wireless 200.169.126.15 Brazil Claro claro.com.br claro claro 10.121.5.60 Brazil Oi gprs.oi.com.br guest guest - Brazil Oi (WAP) wapgprs.oi.com.br oiwap oioioi - Brazil TIM tim.br tim tim - Brazil Velox wap.telcel.com iesgprs iesgprs2002 66.36.250.14 Bulgaria GloBul internet.globul.bg globul [none] 192.168.88.11 Not Tested Bulgaria M-Tel inet-gprs.mtel.bg mtel mtel - Not Tested Apr '06: network Cameroon MTN Cameroon INTERNET guest guest - in test phase Cameroon Orange orangecmgprs orange orange - Mobile Country Acess Point Name User Name Password DNS Notes Operator 204.92.15.211 Microcell Canada internet.fido.ca fido fido 207.181.101.4 (Fido) 207.181.101.5 207.181.101.4 Canada Rogers AT&T internet.com wapuser1 wap 207.181.101.5 164.77.252.197 Chile Entel PCS imovil.entelpcs.cl entelpcs entelpcs Uses NAT 164.77.252.198 Telefonica 200.68.32.180 Chile web.tmovil.cl web web Uses NAT Movil 200.68.32.181 China China Mobile cmnet guest guest - China China Unicom [none] guest guest 10.0.2.100 Congo Vodacom vodanet vodalive [blank] 172.24.97.1 Costa Rica IceCelular icecelular guest guest - Croatia HT Mobile web.htgpr 38591 38591 - Croatia VIPNET START gprs0.vipnet.hr 38591 38591 - Croatia VIPNET PRO gprs5.vipnet.hr 38591 38591 - Croatia VIPNET 3G 3g.vip.hr 38591 38591 - Czech Cesky Mobil internet guest guest 212.67.64.2 Republic (contract) Czech Cesky Mobil cinternet guest guest 212.67.64.2 Republic (CM Prepay) Czech Telefonica 160.218.10.200 internet guest guest Republic (contract) 160.218.43.200 Czech Telefonica 160.218.10.201 gointernet guest guest Republic (Go) 194.228.2.1 Czech Vodafone 217.77.161.130 internet guest guest Republic (contract) 217.77.161.131 Czech Vodafone 217.77.161.130 ointernet guest guest Republic (pre-pay) 217.77.161.131 Czech 62.141.0.1 T-Mobile internet.t-mobile.cz guest guest Republic 62.141.0.2 Denmark 3 [none] guest guest - 212.97.206.131 Denmark Orange web.orange.dk guest guest Use CID1 212.97.206.161 212.88.64.14 Denmark Sonofon [none] guest guest 212.88.64.15 193.162.146.9 Denmark TDC internet guest guest 193.162.153.31 Denmark Telia www.internet.mtelia.dk guest guest - Dominican Orange orangenet.com.do guest guest - Republic Egypt Click Vodafone internet.vodafone.net internet internet - 80.75.166.250 Egypt MobiNil mobinilweb guest guest 163.121.163.201 217.71.33.200 Estonia EMT internet.emt.ee guest guest 217.71.32.20 Estonia RLE internet guest guest - 217.78.192.78 Finland Dna internet guest guest 217.78.192.22 Elisa 193.229.0.40 Finland internet rlnet internet (Radiolinja) 193.229.0.42 195.74.0.47 Finland Saunalahti internet.saunalahti guest guest 195.74.0.55 192.89.123.230 Finland Sonera internet [blank] [blank] 192.89.123.231 Finland Song internet.song.fi song@internet songnet - 62.201.129.99 France Bouygues ebouygtel.com guest guest 62.201.159.99 62.201.199.99 Bouygues France b2bouygtel.com guest guest 62.201.129.99 (B2Bouygtel) Orange 194.51.3.56 France orange.fr orange orange (contract) 194.51.3.76 Orange 194.51.3.56 Full IP access France internet-entreprise orange orange (business) 194.51.3.76 Inc. SSH & IPSec Proxy: France Orange MIB orange-mib mportail mib - 172.16.2.8:8000 Orange No Internet France orange-acte orange orange - Mobicarte Access Mobile Country Acess Point Name User Name Password DNS Notes Operator 172.20.2.10 France SFR websfr guest guest 172.20.2.12 194.6.128.4 139.7.30.125 Germany D2 Vodafone web.vodafone.de guest guest 139.7.30.126 212.23.97.2 Germany E-Plus internet.eplus.de eplus gprs 212.23.97.3 62.134.11.4 Germany O2 (3G) surfo2 guest guest 195.182.110.132 195.182.96.28 Germany O2 (GPRS) internet guest guest 195.182.96.61 193.189.244.192 Germany Quam quam.de quam quam 193.189.244.205 Germany T-Mobile D1 internet.t-mobile internet.t-d1.de t-mobile tm 196.201.34.5 SMTP server also Ghana Areeba internet.areeba.com.gh guest guest 213.137.131.3 supports Proxy Proxy server Ghana Tigo wap.tigo.com.gh wap wappost - 10.4.1.7:8080 Greece Cosmote internet guest guest 195.167.65.194 MSISDN, e.g. 212.152.79.19 Greece Telestet gnet.b-online.gr 24680 3093XXXXXXX 212.152.79.20 Greece TIM gint.b-online.gr web web - Greece Vodafone internet.vodafone.gr guest guest - Guatemala Comcel Wap.tigo.gt Wap Wap - Guatemala PCS Digital ideasalo guest guest - GT&T Cellink Guyana wap.cellinkgy.com test test - Plus hkcsl or 202.84.255.1 Hong Kong CSL guest guest internet 203.116.254.150 Hong Kong New World internet guest guest - Hong Kong Orange web.orangehk.com guest guest - Hong Kong People internet guest guest - 202.140.96.51 Hong Kong SmarTone internet guest guest 202.140.96.52 Hong Kong Sunday internet guest guest - Hong Kong Three web-g.three.com.hk guest guest - Pannon 193.225.155.254 Hungary net guest guest (normal) 194.149.0.157 Pannon 193.225.155.254 Hungary netx guest guest (flat rate) 194.149.0.157 Pannon 193.225.155.254 Compressed Hungary snet guest guest (compressed) 194.149.0.157 Using Macara T-Mobile 194.176.224.3 Hungary internet [supplied] [supplied] (subscription) 194.176.224.1 T-Mobile 194.176.224.3 Password Hungary internet wap Wap (non-sub.) 194.176.224.1 is Wap, not wap T-Mobile 194.176.224.1 Hungary mms-westel mms [supplied] (MMS) 194.176.224.3 Vodafone 80.244.97.30 Compressed Hungary (contract) internet.vodafone.net guest guest 80.244.96.1 Using Macara (compr.) Vodafone 80.244.97.30 Hungary (contract) standardnet.vodafone.net guest guest 80.244.96.1 (un-comp.) Vodafone vitamax.internet.vodafone. 80.244.97.30 Compressed Hungary (pre-pay) guest guest net 80.244.96.1 Using Macara (comp.) Vodafone 80.244.97.30 Hungary (pre-pay) vitamax.snet.vodafone.net guest guest 80.244.96.1 (un-comp.) 202.56.240.5 India AirTel airtelgprs.com guest guest 202.56.230.5 202.169.145.34 India BPL bplgprs.com bplmobile [blank] 202.169.129.40 India BSNL celloneportal guest guest 192.168.051.163 Hutch 10.11.206.51 India www guest guest (normal) 10.11.206.50 Hutch 10.11.206.51 India web guest guest (Gujarat) 10.11.206.50 India Idea Cellular internet guest guest 10.4.42.15 India MTNL Mumbai mmsmtnlmum mtnl mtnl123 - Mobile Country Acess Point Name User Name Password DNS Notes Operator MTNL Mumbai India gprsmtnlmum mtnl mtnl123 - (Plan 2) Proxy: 202.152.254.245 Indonesia Excelcomindo www.xlgprs.net xlgprs proxl 202.152.240.50 202.152.254.246 port 8080/9201 Proxy: www.indosat-m3.net 202.155.46.66 Indonesia IM3 gprs im3 10.19.19.19 wap.indosat-m3.net 202.155.46.77 port 8080/9201 Proxy: Indosat satelindogprs.com 202.155.46.66 Indonesia guest guest 202.152.162.88 (Matrix) indosatgprs 202.155.46.77 port 8080/9201 202.152.0.2 Proxy: internet Indonesia Telkomsel wap wap123 202.155.14.251 10.1.89.130 telkomsel 202.155.14.253 port 8000/9201 HTTP proxy: Ireland Meteor isp.mymeteor.ie my meteor - 10.85.85.85 port 8799 O2 62.40.32.33 Ireland open.internet gprs gprs Use CID1 (contract) 62.40.32.34 O2 62.40.32.33 Ireland pp.internet gprs gprs Use CID1 (pre-pay) 62.40.32.34 Vodafone Ireland isp.vodafone.ie vodafone vodafone - (contract) Vodafone Ireland live.vodafone.com vodafone vodafone 10.24.59.100 (pre-pay) Israel Cellcom internetg guest guest - Israel MTC-Vodafone apn01 guest guest 10.10.10.30 158.43.192.1 Israel Orange orangeinternet guest guest 158.43.128.1 212.17.192.49 Italy Blu INTERNET guest guest 212.17.192.209 Italy H3G tre.it guest guest - 213.230.155.94 Italy TIM ibox.tim.it guest guest 213.230.130.222 Vodafone Italy web.omnitel.it guest guest 83.224.65.134 (Omnitel) internet.wind 212.245.255.2 Italy Wind Wind Wind internet.wind.biz
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