Tour...Instructions for Tethering...
- I took the $30 per month tethering plan...but have no idea how to make it work. Can anybody point me to some directions?
Thanks in advance...07-12-09 09:28 PMLike 0 - Hello! I work for vzw....the vzam(verizon access manager) software wasn't ready for mass production for the tour at release...sorry....but there should have been a slip with instructions on how to get it, if not go to VZAccess Manager and download the tour(9630) access manager software once installed on desired pc or mac run the program and follow the instructions ...you'll want to select wwan device only unless you expect to use yours computers wifi as well then select fata cable tethered device and it will direct you through the rest....also make sure your desktop manager software is installed with your devices drivers(on dm cd) also for a verbal walkthrough call tech support...hope that helps
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- James07-12-09 09:42 PMLike 0 - 2 Followup Questions:
-I currently have wireless USB card from Verizon that uses the access Manager. Do I need another version or will that do?
-Does it run wirelessly(bluetooth) or do I need to connect it via the cable.
Thank in advance!!!07-12-09 09:42 PMLike 0 -
- Hello! I work for vzw....the vzam(verizon access manager) software wasn't ready for mass production for the tour at release...sorry....but there should have been a slip with instructions on how to get it, if not go to VZAccess Manager and download the tour(9630) access manager software once installed on desired pc or mac run the program and follow the instructions ...you'll want to select wwan device only unless you expect to use yours computers wifi as well then select fata cable tethered device and it will direct you through the rest....also make sure your desktop manager software is installed with your devices drivers(on dm cd) also for a verbal walkthrough call tech support...hope that helps
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So i was wondering gschaefer612 are you sure the software will work on OS X? Because it was made quite clear on VZW.com that you could not do so on Macs.07-12-09 10:04 PMLike 0 - Why is the tethering 30.00? It was only 15.00 with my 8703. I also asked, and they said it was only 15.0007-16-09 09:26 AMLike 0
- You should try Teatherberry. One time fee of 30 (or 40) and all the same teathering goodness. NO MONTHLY fee. Works on the tour. And if you upgrade your BlackBerry there is no new few.
Peace'
Tm
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com07-16-09 09:57 AMLike 0 - Originally Posted by [email protected]You should try Teatherberry. One time fee of 30 (or 40) and all the same teathering goodness. NO MONTHLY fee. Works on the tour. And if you upgrade your BlackBerry there is no new few.
Peace'
Tm
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com07-16-09 10:07 AMLike 0 - I spent almost an entire morning trying to find out how to tether a Mac to the new Tour, i found the answer but not on VZW.com. In fact one of the specifications for the Tour was that tethering only worked on PCs(via the vzw.com web page, i was able to find the answer as to how to make tethering work on a Mac and it turns out you don't need to install any software. The process is actually quite simple though you cannot tether using the usb cable it has to be over BlueTooth.
So i was wondering gschaefer612 are you sure the software will work on OS X? Because it was made quite clear on VZW.com that you could not do so on Macs.07-16-09 10:19 AMLike 0 -
Voice plan + $30 BIS option + $30 tethering option = $60 in data options
or
Voice plan + $45 BES option + $15 tethering option = $60 in data options
or
Bundled (Voice+BES) blackberry plan + $15 tethering option.07-16-09 10:49 AMLike 0 -
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- I spent almost an entire morning trying to find out how to tether a Mac to the new Tour, i found the answer but not on VZW.com. In fact one of the specifications for the Tour was that tethering only worked on PCs(via the vzw.com web page, i was able to find the answer as to how to make tethering work on a Mac and it turns out you don't need to install any software. The process is actually quite simple though you cannot tether using the usb cable it has to be over BlueTooth.
So i was wondering gschaefer612 are you sure the software will work on OS X? Because it was made quite clear on VZW.com that you could not do so on Macs.07-16-09 11:38 AMLike 0 - This is the directions I followed in order to get my Sprint Tour tethered to my Mac:
Zsoldier's Tech Blog: Macbook Pro OSX 10.5.x Sprint Blackberry 8830 Data Tethering07-16-09 12:03 PMLike 0 - From what i understand Sprint has to activate your tethering capabilities in order for it to work on their network. On Verizon you can do it without buying the $30 broadband mobile connect service but its at your own risk, if VZ were to find out I'm sure they would have something to say about it, to put it nicely.07-16-09 01:03 PMLike 0
- From what i understand Sprint has to activate your tethering capabilities in order for it to work on their network. On Verizon you can do it without buying the $30 broadband mobile connect service but its at your own risk, if VZ were to find out I'm sure they would have something to say about it, to put it nicely.
I tether with Sprint w/o having to add anything to my account.07-16-09 01:09 PMLike 0 - ok well, if i would like to tether to verizon w/o paying for the additional data surcharge, do i still have to use verizon access manager if i want to use a usb cable?
and for those noobs out there like myself that are new to the crackberry community, i have looked for some step by step instructions on how to do a bt 2.0 tether and i have not found any luck in the forums by "using the search function."
any pointers for the right direction?07-23-09 02:14 AMLike 0 - Originally Posted by [email protected]well with Verizon you get unlimited Data so it's no problem. However, the Canadian carriers are a different story...
Peace,
Tm
That is just flat wrong. Load up tetherberry and burn through about 10GB's and see what happens. At the minimum they are going to cut your data off, at the maximum you are going to end up with a massive, and I mean massive, bill. If you go over 5GB's you will pay dearly.07-23-09 05:51 AMLike 0 - It sounds like there are differences between Sprint tethering and VZW tethering. In order not to confuse any new people, perhaps this thread should be split accordingly?
I have used VZW tethering via USB to a Windows XP laptop with the Access Manager software on my 8830 and now with my Tour. I have the $15/month tethering option on my plan. I already had the Access Manager software installed on my laptop so I did not download the new version. It worked fine with the Tour. I was not aware that you could tether to VZW over BlueTooth but I'm not sure why you would want to constrict your bandwidth.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com07-23-09 06:08 AMLike 0 - Its not that people want to constrict bandwidth, but I don't want to remember to carry a data cable with me every time I want to use the DUN so bluetooth is more convenient. I don't use my phone as modem for heavy surfing, but when wifi isn't available. Maybe just once or twice a month so its very convenient for myself. I don't go to youtube or streaming or download files, so it won't make a difference to me.07-23-09 09:58 AMLike 0
- With Sprint and Verizon, you can safely tether using Tetherberry (without paying extra) if your use is limited to email and some browsing. It's not useful as an ISP replacement, but it is useful for browsing the web on your PC while you're on the road. Under no circumstances should you use it to download gigabytes of files or stream video; if you do that, you'll either be hit with a massive bill or they'll cancel your service.07-24-09 01:40 AMLike 0
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