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chucknasty626
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Default T-Mobile Tzones Connection DEAD!

Cellular (GPRS)
-Access Point Name: wap.voicestream.com
-Proxy server: 216.155.165.50
-HTTP should be 216.155.165.50 port 8080
-WAP should be 216.155.165.50 port 9201
-Secure WAP should be 216.155.165.50 port 9203

Those are the connection I'm using right now. It use to work, all of a sudden, when I connect to internet explorer, this pops up

HTTP ERROR: $CODE$

$MESSAGE$

REQUEST URI=/M
 
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still working for me. reset and all that jazz
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Originally Posted by chucknasty626 View Post
Cellular (GPRS)
-Access Point Name: wap.voicestream.com
-Proxy server: 216.155.165.50
-HTTP should be 216.155.165.50 port 8080
-WAP should be 216.155.165.50 port 9201
-Secure WAP should be 216.155.165.50 port 9203

Those are the connection I'm using right now. It use to work, all of a sudden, when I connect to internet explorer, this pops up

HTTP ERROR: $CODE$

$MESSAGE$

REQUEST URI=/M
try port number 8080 for wap and secure and socks ip is the same but port 1080 and mine never fails.
 
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still doesn't work
 
WilyWondr
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Default Similar issue

I am having a similar issue with my Dash. I am using the tmobile proxy and I get the HTTP ERROR: $CODE$ $MESSAGE$ REQUEST URI=/ error when I installed Palringo. Once I installed Palringo I started getting the error in PIE, but Palringo worked fine. I uninstalled Palringo and I PIE works again.

Also, I get this error when I attempt to share the tmobile proxy with my pc. They connect and show everything working, but when I attempt to go to anything in a browser on my pc I get the HTTP ERROR: $CODE$ $MESSAGE$ REQUEST URI=/ error in the browser on my pc. I can still browse on my Dash, but it will not share this connection with my pc.

I can ping domains from my pc and it resolves the domain but will not get any response from the pings.

It seems to me like tmobile has some sort of restriction on their proxy that is causing this. Any ideas?
 
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I've been having the same problem. I've drove to another location to rule out tower, tried other tmobile branded phones, noted other co-workers having the same problem, which ruled out sim card, hard reset my phone, and flashed back to factory rom. The only think I've noticed is if I flash to factory rom or do a hard reset and keep the cooked rom, I do NOT get the error until I install any program... doesn't matter what the program is... but after installing it the first time the error starts again.

It doesn't happen ALL the time, but will happen at least once on every connection.

I'm actually on the phone with Level 3 support at T-Mobile now to see if they can solve the problem. I'll let you guys know what I find.
 
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