To connect to the Internet from your phone, you need a data plan and the necessary settings from your mobile operator.

To visit a WAPsite you need to use the internet browser on your mobile phone. How this is done depends on the make and model of your handset, please check your user manual or contact your service provider (Vodafone, O2, Orange...) for help in setting this up. If you are a trying to understand how to configure your phone for WAP please contact your mobile network's helpline:

Check your linkage with DSG's ITSP network. Dial *88# or *99# to check your balance and to see if you can get it through.

Yes, but you need a GSM handset that supports data and you need to subscribe to Data Service on GSM for your mobile. For any clarification regarding internet access please contact eComapny Contact Center on 8006100 working 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

A phone line is required for the initial installation with your certified RemoteWorks installer. Once the service has been installed and activated no phone line is required. If you do not have a telephone line, please notify your dealer and installer so that alternate arrangements can be made.

Yes (dial-up). Best of all, local calling is unlimited for one low monthly price, so you won't be charged a per minute rate on your phone bill while your online.

I am connected to MegaQuebec Internet and I get the following error message: The DNS server cannot find the address.

You will first have to configure your phone with the following settings: (a) myGlobe Connect, (b) myGlobe Internet, and (c) myGlobe Stream settings. For details on how to do this, see questions 29, 30, and 31 below. an introductory offer, WAP and internet browsing over 3G – or even HSDPA if you have the right data card – will be charged at just regular 2G browsing rates of Php 0.15 per kiloByte.

Absolutely, 2speak will call you in 30 seconds to give you time to disconnect from the Internet so that you can receive the call. Please check the box, "I have only one phone line that I use to connect to the Internet".

No, the rate does not include your local telephone charges as we don't deal with your telecom company or ISP.

The Amish use what we call a "String and Can" modem. The modem consists of a tin can connected to the back of the abacus, and a waxed string running to the nearest telephone pole where another tin can is located. Vibrations caused by the abacus cause the string, can, and telephone pole to resonate certain frequencies that can actually trigger their modems. The other modems send their signals through the cans and string back into the abacus...

A general solution for connecting to the internet using your laptop and GPRS phone is given below. This works for Windows 98 and other operating systems. Connect the phone to the computer using the supplied cable (RS 232) or via the infrared function. Turn automatic detection of modem off (tick the box so that the computer does not automatically detect the modem) Choose the port your modem is connected to (COM port if using a cable, infrared port if using infrared).

No. There are no phone lines or cable service required to use Xanadoo, and your service is always connected—with no busy signals or slow dial-up modems!

If you connect the Internet using GPRS, it will cost 0.5 pence per 1kb data transmission. If you connect using a local diallup number, it will cost 35 pence per minute.

Yes. You can use the phone as a modem and connect your PC to the Internet. We will supply a UK dialup account or you can use your own service provider.

You will need a phone line and a modem for only a brief time during the initial installation of the product. 2-way DirecPC makes a call to the Operations Center to set up your account. After that, you will need neither phone line nor modem.

Most business phone systems have a music on-hold input connection on the systems control unit usually located in a phone room or utility closet. The Ad-Hold player, either a standard CD player or Digital On-Hold player easily connects to this music on-hold input. Normally a phone service technician is not required.

Simply find the “gadget person” in your office. You know… the technology “go-to-person”. Hand them the equipment and our one page installation guide. By the time the kettle has boiled your message will be playing. If you’ve never had anything playing on hold before, make sure you let us know. In this case, you may need to get a real “go-to-person” to install it for you.

Yes - There are several phones that allow you to connect or â??tetherâ?? your phone to your computer via a data cable. This will allow you to use your phone as a modem to connect to the Internet. This would allow you to connect to the Internet while you are on the go and in one of Verizon Wirelessâ??s National Enhanced Service Areas. You will need to purchase some additional software and a cable to connect to your computer.

Yes. The house has a high-speed connection to the Internet. Please see the Laurel House Fact Sheet for detailed specifications.

Yes. Anyone with a laptop/PDA can connect to the Internet using the library's wireless connection if it is equipped with a wireless card. You can also connect to the Internet using a wired campus network port. There are about 10 wired ports throughout the library.<

If it is not a problem with your Internet Service Provider, then you should contact the Information Technology Office Help Desk at 816-271-4555 for assistance. The Information Technology Office will also be able to tell you if there are any problems with the course web site. If you are unable to solve the problem with the Information Technology Office, or if the problem will take more time to solve, contact your instructor.

You can run PPP over a regular ssh connection. See http://www.inka.de/~bigred/sw/ssh-ppp-new.txt for a working solution. It's a good idea to enable compression for this. However, this may cause problems for forwarding TCP connections, because both the TCP connection over which ssh runs and a TCP connection forwarded over the PPP/ssh tunnel may retransmit at the same time. In this case, it is better to use encrypted IP tunneling via UDP. A possible implementation of this is http://www.inka.

First, make sure your computer meets Campus Security requirements by installing all operating system security updates and up-to-date antivirus software and virus definitions. The type of connection depends on where you are located. University Residence Halls provide a high-speed Ethernet connection called ResNet. Most Private Residence Halls offer DSL or Dial-in connections.