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RalphLauren
16th January 2007, 05:56 PM
Hi guys, last couple of days I encounter the following problems:

1. P3300 goes to stand-by during the night time and does not wake -up by incoming calls or incoming sms on the morning. Sometimes it also happens if the phone stays untouchable during few hours on a day time. The people on another side who are trying to call or sms me get the reply that I'm not reachable. Just switching on the black light does not help even so that the network coverage indicated as 100%. Only when I start to call someone or try to send sms, the storm of the delayed SMSes suddenly comes to my screen and then the people can reach me back by phone.

2. The pop-up message comes to the screen few times per day:
"Pocket PC networking: Unable to obtain a server-assigned IP address. Try again later or enter an IP address in Network settings."
Well this message starts to come very recently and I did not change any network settings before.

I do not know if these two problems comes together, but they are start to rear the heads more or less at the same time.

From the long-time installed programs I have :
TomTom
Fizz Traveller
Resco Keyboard PRO
Opera
Skype
CorePlayer
Vimio LiveTV
The recently installed programs (let's say last two weeks time frame):
Softick Card Export II
BatteryStatus (overclocked with CPU Scaler : min 143- max 260 boost)

So, guys, your suggestions what it could be are very appreciated.

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cfvilela
16th January 2007, 08:12 PM
During an Activesync connection in which I was transferring some files from the PC to the P3300, the power suddenly went down.
I don't know if this had anything to do with it, but after that I started to get that same message you refer to in problem 2 and I was unable to access the internet while connected via USB to the PC.

Anyway, I googled around and found this:
(http://blog.offbeatmammal.com/blogs/obm/archive/2006/08/04/Unable-to-obtain-a-server_2D00_assigned-IP-address.-Try-again-later-or-enter-an-IP-address-in-Network-settings_2E00_.aspx)

Solution #1 - via the GUI
In Settings | Connections go to Configure Network adapters.
Set the 'Remote-NDIS Host' settings to use a specific IP address of 169.254.2.1, subnet 255.255.0.0, and a default gateway of 169.254.2.2

Solution #2 - via Editing the Registry
Fire up your registry editor then head to:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\RNDISFN1\Parms\TcpIp]
Set AutoCfg to 1
Set EnableDHCP to 0
Soft reset the device to activate the change


I've tried solution 1 and it works (so far, at least).

Regards,

RalphLauren
17th January 2007, 01:14 AM
cfvilela,

I appreciate very much that you redirected me to that blog.
Fixed the issue with Network message with the help of option 2.
Well, we will see where it leads me.

Anyone has the idea about my first issue?

RalphLauren
17th January 2007, 12:08 PM
Last evening I changed the reg values as described in order to eliminate this annoying message.
Well, this morning the Network message was popping-up again.
So , the solution number 2 does not work for me.

cfvilela,
to use the solution number 1, where did you find "Configure Network adapters" in Settings/Connections menu ?
Actually it was the reason why I choosed yesterday the second way, could you advice?

cfvilela
17th January 2007, 12:25 PM
- Click the 'Start' icon on the today screen top bar, then select 'Settings' and inside it, choose the 'Connections' tab.
- Then, choose the 'Wi-Fi' icon and inside it, the 'Network Adapters' tab.
- Once there, choose the 'Remote-NDIS Host' and it will open another window.
- On that new window choose 'Use specific IP adress' and use the following settings:
*IP Adress: 169.254.2.1
*Subnet mask:255.255.0.0
*Default gateway: 169.254.2.2
*Don't change anything in the 'Name Servers' tab.
-Click OK and hopefully it should work.

Good luck.

It still works on my P3300. I use two different PCs, one at home and another at my working place to synchonize and it works with both of them.

regards,

RalphLauren
17th January 2007, 05:21 PM
cfvilela,
obrigado :-)

I discovered Networks adapters in Wi-Fi, but since it was not mentioned in original blog, I was thinking that I overlooked something.
Great. Thanks again.

Pfeffa-rah
20th January 2007, 10:35 PM
I have the same problems here.
The network error doesnot bother me much but not receiving calls is anoying.
After all, it is one of its main functions!
I tried the following with No succes:

1. T-mobile gave me a new sim-card. didnīt help.
2. Technical service of T-mobile did some kind of network reset thing. (He didnot want to explain any further.... I suspect he just rebooted something and hoped it would help) Didnot work.
3. Hard reset of device :( Didnīt work.

So, If anyone has a solution, youīll help at least two people!
(are there more with the same problem?)

greetz,
Pfeffa-rah

Pfeffa-rah
1st March 2007, 09:36 AM
I still have no solution.
Anyone else have the same problem? or is it just the two of us?

T-Mobile is verry unhelpfull. They prommise to return my calls but then only send an sms that I should call back, or that they are workin on it or that they couldnīt reach me (duh)....
They want me to turn in the device but I donīt want to miss it for the two weeks it will take them and only get it back with the memo "works fine". So I realy want to speak to a technician so I can explain him what the problem is.
The customer services ladys are verry polite and nice, but they really donīt know anything about technical issues.

So I am still stuck here.

greetz,

Pfeffa-rah