[taylorlg89]

I had my Torch replaced and when I turned it back on after putting the SIM in I got a text message telling me the phone needed to be manually configured. These are the settings I was told to use

Configure browser settings

The following browser information must be manually programmed into your device.
APN: proxy.stm.sk.ca
Proxy: mig.sasktel.com
Port: 80
Note: If your device requires a WAP proxy termination, use Port 8080
Save your changes.
Note: For some devices the following extra steps may be required:
Launch your phone�s Web browser.
Navigate to the 'Browser Settings' menu.
Under 'Browser Connection', select the new connection profile that you have just created.
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Configure multimedia messaging service (MMS) settings

The following Multimedia Messaging information must be programmed into your device.
APN: proxy.stm.sk.ca
Proxy: mig.sasktel.com
Port: 80
Note: If your device requires a WAP proxy termination, use Port 8080.
Save your changes.
The following Multimedia Messaging information must then be programmed into your device:
MMSC: http://mms.sasktel.com/
MMS Proxy: mig.sasktel.com
If your device requires you to enter a port use 80
If your device requires a WAP proxy termination use port 8080
Save your changes.

All I can find is the APN name under TCP/IP settings. So I changed that, is there somewhere in the phone to put the rest of the settings?

[BBftw2K]

Maybe you should resend your service books and register your phone with the network. Your carrier can resend your service books. You can also try Options>Device>Advanced>Host Routing>Register Now.

A battery pull couldn't hurt either.

Good luck!

[taylorlg89]

Hey I re-registered the phone, pulled the battery, and called my service provider. The APN it is registering is pda.bell.com which is not the apn my carrier uses. When I switch to the APN my carrier reccomends my data services stops working. They told me just to leave it with the wrong one if its working.

I have no idea why it would be doing this, but alas, its working.