Dial Up Networking

This section relates to the Razr Phones provided by Verizon Wireless only.

So you live in a shack in the mountains but happen to have a laptop and a v3m or v3c but you just gotta check your email. Well as long as you have reception on your phone, you should be able to get truly wireless internet.

But what does it cost?! Nothing but minutes my friend... nothing but minutes. So yes that does mean that if its after 9 or its a saturday (free nights and weekends) then technically, its 100% free weeee! Now tell me how much you love your Razr :)

How the hell? This procedure is called tethering. With Verizon's broadband service you are able to tether using EVDO, which is significantly faster then 1x. However, the Razr is not allowed/capable of tethering via EVDO and instead only works with 1x. Actually using the v3c / v3m for internet is not even a normally possible function with these Razr's however it leaves you to wonder, why would you want to disable such a killer feature? It seems to me like its just another Razr selling point, but who cares -- on to the guide.

Go razr internet, go razr internet, go!

1. Make sure that EVDO is disabled! ^(GUIDE)

2. Perform a seem edit that "Enables 1xRTT Settings and Service Type (QNC, Packet, Auto) - on"



Enable Dial Up Networking (DUN) WORKS
2742	Offset 6a	check bit 3




awuhzuh?! Guide on how to perform a seem edit A list of other seem edits

3. Connect your phone to your computer with the USB cable. If this is your first time connecting your Razr to your computer, please visit this guide

4. Goto Start > Control Panel > Internet Options > Connections Tab

5. Under Dial-up and Virtual Private Network settings click the Add button

6. Dial-Up to Private Network should be the default radio button selected, if it isnt - click it

7. Phone number: #777      And then press Next

8. Name the connection whatever you want      And then press Finish

9. Click Automatically detect settings and make sure its checked      

10. At the bottom of this window,
User name: 3235556464@vzw3g.com <<< Your phone number
Password: vzw
Leave domain blank

11. Click the Properties button located to the right of User name.

13. Click the Security tab and then underneath Security Options Click Advanced (custom settings) and then Click the Settings button

14. All of these Protocols should be selected and below it should be multiple lines with checkboxes next to them. Uncheck all of them except Unencrypted password (PAP) and then click OK and then Click Yes on the popup window about data encryption.

15. Click OK on all of the windows until you get rid of the initial Internet Options windows.

16. Wham! free internet at the cost of minutes (free night and weekends weeeee!)
Now to connect, Goto Start > Connect to > [whatever you named your connection]

TROUBLESHOOTING


"No dial-tone" or
Error 633: The modem (or other connecting device) is already in use or is not configured properly.


If you have previously installed a bluetooth dongle, make sure that the Motorola USB modem is selected for dialing as opposed to the bluetooth modem. On the main Dial-up Connection windows, click properties and under Connect using: make sure that "Modem - Motorola USB Modem (COM*)" has a check next to it



Error 678: The remote computer did not respond.


Make sure that you have disabled any and all network devices associated with receiving internet, including internal laptop wifi.



Error 777: The connection attempt failed because the modem (or other connecting device) on the remote computer is out of order.


On the main Dial-up Connection window, make sure that you have the Phone number specified as #777 and that it is not set as 777.
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