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What is the restriction code for nokia 2730classic-1

If you are asking for the Security code..then by default it is 12345
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My xpreia not found in about phone software updates

After buying this phone and spending ages setting it all up, I find that I can not activate the my xperia feature. Sony website says go to settings/about phone/software updates to find options but nothing is there, just stating that phone is up to date !
How do I activate my xperia on the E1 ? I am wanting to setup the lost phone feature.
Thank you.

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The My Xperia update rolls out gradually and may not be available for all devices yet. If haven't got the My Xperia update you could use the Google tracking service instead in the meantime. Go to https://www.google.com/android/devicemanager for more information.
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CUCM Group Configuration- question about phones failing to secondary callmanager

I wanted to get clarification about how exactly phones will register to the secondary or tertiary servers if the link to the primary fails.
I have a 3 server CUCM cluster. 1 subscriber that some phones register to is separated from the other 2.
When the link to that sub goes down, the phone should then register to the secondary server of its Cisco Unified CallManager Group configuration, correct?
If this is true, then my next question is how long does it take to then failover to the secondary server?
SRST is not involved in this, it's just the CUCM Group Config. Any help clarifying how phones behave in this situation?

I found my own answer in the Cisco Press Troubleshooting Cisco IP Telephony book, page 155:
"The TFTP configuration file received by the IP phone has a list of up to three CallManagers
for registration purposes. The order of CallManagers indicates their priority. The first is the
highest-priority CallManager for the IP phone. It is the first place the IP phone attempts to
register. The highest-priority CallManager is also called the primary CallManager.
When the IP phone registers with its primary CallManager, it also establishes a standby
TCP connection to the next-highest–priority available CallManager, sometimes called the
standby CallManager, secondary CallManager, or backup CallManager.
The IP phone knows that there is an alternative CallManager for quick failover if it loses connectivity
with its primary CallManager.
At any given point in time, the CallManager to which the phone is registered is its active
connection. The CallManager node that has a standby TCP connection for the IP phone is
the standby connection.
Failover occurs under two conditions:
• If the TCP connection between the IP phone and the primary CallManager goes down.
Incidentally, stopping the CallManager service on a server causes all the TCP connections
to be closed and all the IP phones on that server to register to their standby.
• If CallManager has not responded to three consecutive KeepAlive messages sent from
the IP phone.
Any number of network-related issues could cause the TCP connection to go down. When
the IP phone registers with its standby CallManager, it registers with an alarm indicating
why it failed over.
Under the second condition, CallManager fails to respond to three consecutive KeepAlives.
The IP phone sends a KeepAlive message every 30 seconds by default. CallManager should
answer each KeepAlive the IP phone sends with an acknowledgment message. If
CallManager fails to respond to three consecutive KeepAlive messages, the IP phone marks
the connection as “bad.” The IP phone does not tear down the TCP connection, but it does
not attempt to re-register with the “bad” CallManager either. It continues sending
KeepAlive messages to the “bad” CallManager until CallManager tears down the TCP
connection. This delay gives CallManager time to respond if it recovers quickly. After 10
minutes, the IP phone removes the “bad” tag and again tries to establish communication
with CallManager using KeepAlive messages in the process just described. During this
time, the IP phone attempts to establish a connection with its secondary CallManager (or
its tertiary if the secondary is not available) and registers if possible.
If a call is in progress when an IP phone detects the loss of a TCP connection, the IP phone
does not fail over until the call is finished. If CallManager fails to respond to three consecutive
KeepAlive messages while an IP phone has an active call, the IP phone again waits
until the call is finished before registering to its standby CallManager."
Hope that helps someone else in the future.

About phone.

Hello I have nokia E71. And when I wanna to start going on OVI. Or PC suite. Phone dont shows the Ovi, or PC suit mode. Only manager web cam COMport and somthin about Pictures Please help!
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I'm sorry to tell you this but the phone you have is not a Nokia E71.
Because it has the "COMport" and "webcam" options it's clear that it is a counterfeit product, probably made in China, that does not contain Nokia software or hardware. No genuine Nokia symbian device has these option when connecting to a computer.
Sadly there is no way to make this non-nokia phone work with ovi or PC suite. I suggest you get in touch with the person or retailer that sold it to you and demand a refund.

Re: Complaints to BT about phone line

My BT landline became nearly 2 weeks ago. I have a constant dial tone and cannot make or receive calls. The phone rings, but the caller cannot hear me and I cannot hear the caller. When I first contacted BT they checked the line and said it was fine, and that it was our equipment that was faulty. After checking every piece of equipment, removing everything from the socket, plugging phone directly into socket, it still did not work. I then bought a new phone - pointless as the problem was still there. I then insisted on an engineer visit. Well, the fault is with the telephone exchange - not me! The engineer went to the local exchange (he is not allowed to fix equipment there) reported and emailed the powers that be about the fault - which he said would take about 10 mins to repair.
I later received a text on my mobile assuring me that we would have our phone back in operation by 5pm. I also rang the fault line people (in India as it turns out) to ask to have my calls diverted to my mobile until the phone was fixed. The chap at the other end would not do this, as he assured me that my phone would be fixed by 5pm that day (Friday) Well, this has not happened - not even a text from BT to apologise or anything - As I rely on the telephone for my job, I am really angry. I have missed so many really important calls. I have no idea when this fault will be fixed. I am so angry about this, as all I was constantly told by BT fault line, was that if the fault was mine I would have to pay! Well, it's not my fault, it is their's. The least they could have done was to transfer incoming calls to my mobile - which is what they are supposed to do! So far it has cost me a whole pile of money, with lost business, expensive mobile calls to BT and of course the cost of a new phone !!!! We still have no idea as to when BT will actually fix this problem. Any ideas

Hi I suggest you contact the forum mods they will be able to get your problem resolved for you this is a link to them
http://bt.custhelp.com/app/contact_email/c/4951
they normally reply by email or phone directly to you within 3 working days
They are a UK based BT specialist team who have a good record at getting problems solved
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Few questions about phone itself and PC Suit coope...

So I have 5610 XM phone with 09.40 firmware and PC Suite v 7.1.18.0...
As I understand it sync works like this 1. New event on the phone (like new sms) new sync. 2. New event on PC Suit (like replying to that sms you just got) sync again. PC and phone are connected using USB cable.
The prob is that when I get a new sms sometimes it takes ages to actualy see that I got it on the PC screen. Sometimes it syncs right away and next time it takes like 1 min. Same thing goes with replying. You just got a new sms and trying to reply... bang error shows up that the message can't be sent but if you try again 2 mins later it works fine again. Refresh messages button never help.
And btw everything is damn slow... not even mentioning that PC Suit can't read contacts from SIM card... only from phone memory..
So do I have a problem here of my own or it just works like that and I can go fck myself?
Thx for replies in advance.

I too experience long delays in updating the messages pane, whether connected via USB or bluetooth. Sometimes it's quite quick.. But other times it can take 5 min to show up a new message. Generally I don't care because I don't reply to texts very quickly, much to the annoyance of friends, family..

Does the iphone itself back up information about phone numbers and names before being saved?

Here’s one to stretch your brains..
I was adding a new contact in my Add feild (phone # and name) portion of my iphone 4 but was unable to complete the task. I had added a phone number and name and left this window open for half an hour. When I came back to it I accidentally pushed Cancel (my eyes are bad) I instantly realized y mistake but the name and phone number is gone. Is it possible that it was backed up automatically and I can recover this information?

No. It was never saved, therefore there was nothing to back up. Not to mention the fact that it didn't get plugged into iTunes inbetween so there would be no place to back up to.

About phone (internal) memory of nokia 5230

I purchased nokia 5230.In that there is 80MB phone memory as written on mobile booklet,but it shows less than 20MB without any installation.
So what I do?
Where is that around 50Mb memory is in used.
If anyone knows please tell me...........

According to http://www.developer.nokia.com/Devices/Device_specifications/5230/ the phone has:
Maximum User Storage 70 MB
ROM Memory 256 MB
RAM Memory 128 MB
In addition, it supports a max 16GB MicroSD card for storage.
The "Maximum User Storage" is = "phone memory" = C-drive. If you install apps to phone memory /C-drive, then they reduce the amount available (you say you haven't installed anything).
Also, all contacts and messages are stored there by default. If there is no memory card, then all videos, photos, themes and music go there, too. Nokia Maps also stores data there, if there is no memory card installed, I suppose.
Without more details of your particular phone and what you have there, it is hard to say what the memory has been used for in your case.

Cannot Get a Straight Answer About Phone number transfer

I signed up for FIOS, and I requested that the assigned number be changed to a number that was presented to me but I didn't select (system locked up and next time I went to enroll it didn't present me with the same numbers).
My installer notified Verizon of the number request I made (which was still unassigned). I have emailed, called, and spoke with a supervisor at Verizon and none of them have verified that the order is even in place. They say that they "can't see it in the system" and it could take 30 days.
If the "phone company" can't see it in the system who's minding the store?!
If anyone knows what to do please help!
TIA
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Sorry to hear that your having trouble with the phone numbers. I have sent you a private message on this issue.
Anthony_VZ
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Questions about phone stratospher

Duplicate post - please see:
https://community.verizonwireless.com/message/1065830#1065830
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mindthedot wrote:
I'm considering trading my iPhone 5 for a Galaxy S3 (for no other reason than a change of scenery).
The questions I have regarding a trade are the following:
1) What does the process look like to swap the phones/activate them on the other person's account? Would we both need to be at a Verizon store at the same time for the swap to take place since the iPhone and GS3 have different size SIM cards?
2) Would the initial device warranty be applicable after the trade?
3) Does the device insurance apply to the S3 if it's already on my line for the iPhone?
Thanks in advance.
1. it would be smoothest if you were both in a store to get this done. they could work out the sim card issue instore
2. nope, the warranty is for the original owner only, iirc
3. insurance should apply

Question about phone repairs

I'm sending my lumia 800 to my network for "repair" (not sure what they are going to do though as as far as i'm aware there is no definitive cause for the issue) due to the shocking battery life. Light user is eating away at battery craaaazzzyily.
I got this email from them today
I've now booked your phone in for repair. We will send you out a pre-paid repairs envelope, please allow up to 5 days for delivery of this.
If you have any content on your phone, like contacts or pictures, save them to your SIM card, memory card or computer as these may be lost during repair. For help doing this check your user guide. Then remove your SIM, memory card and the back cover of your phone, you'll need to keep these for your repaired phone. Please make sure you send your battery and charger with your phone, they'll need to be wrapped up safely to avoid any damage. It normally takes three to five working days for your phone to be repaired and returned, working days exclude weekends and bank holidays. If we can't repair your phone within warranty you may be charged a fee. We'll send you a letter explaining this and what to do next. We will try our best to repair your phone, but may exchange it with a refurbished one of the same or higher value and of a different make or colour.
Am I being unreasonable asking them to NOT give me an old refurbished handset (especially in a different colour or make) that someone else either broke or didn't want? I'm paying £30/m for this...do I not deserve a brand new working handset? :/

We will try our best to repair your phone, but may exchange it with a refurbished one of the same or higher value and of a different make or colour.
I just sent mine in for repairs, I hope I don't end up w/ a pink one.
Nokia phones (Owned 1999-Now):
5110, 3390, 3520, 6230, 6682, N72, 5800 XM , Lumia 800, Lumia 900 (Currently owned)

Computer Crashed, Had to reinstall, worried about phone :(

So my Windows 7 machine just crashed, and I decided to go back to XP, I was stupid and never made a physical backup of my iTunes library, and now I'm worried that if I plug my iPhone into my machine it will erase the music off my phone?
Is there a way I can circumvent this? I really don't want to have to redownload 20GB of music... PLUS my apps...

Hi There -
I have a similar situation, but with an XP machine. This PC and itunes was used for my iPhone, and I am very concerned what I'll need to do once I format the hard drive and start over. Additionally, I think this was my 5th authorized itunes install (this same thing has happened several times, unfortunately), but I have never had an iphone before, so this seems a little more daunting. Any suggestions on what to do (or avoid) before I start would be hugely appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Jon

3G not working after ios7 update. Internet connection works with wifi but out and about phone won't conect to the internet via 3G. I've tried resetting the network settings but that doesn't work?

I am not very technically minded and don't know where to start! Any (simple) advice gratefully received.

Settings >> Cellular Data >> Cellular Data Networks
you need to fill in the fields with correct data

How I reset my Battery Statistics without ROOTING the phone.

All,
You might try this to reset your Battery Usage calculation statistics. It worked for me and it does NOT ROOT you phone.
To save time do this before you go to bed.
Turn your phone off by holding the on/off button until the phone turns completely off
Remove the battery, the SD card, and the SIM card.
Wait a couple of minutes and reinstall the SiM card, SD card and the battery BUT DO NOT turn the phone back on...Do NOT.
Before you go to bed keep the phone turned off and plug it into the small 110 volt 1 Amp charger that came with the phone and let it charge overnight.
The next morning DO NOT turn the phone on just unplug the charger and immediately re-plug it back in to further charge the battery. Every time it says 100% unplug and replug it in. Do this 3 or 4 or more times. If you walked away and missed the 100% just unplug it and do it again.
NOTE: Because the phone is OFF when you plug it in you will first see a gray battery for a few seconds and then a green battery for a minute or two on the display before the screen goes blank (black).. The battery looks like a standard flashlight battery. The green battery will say 100% if it is fully charged. When you see 100% unplug the charger and re plug it in. The battery charges a little more each time and usually in 3-8 minutes it again says 100%. Doing this tops off the battery a little bit more each time. Remember do it 3 or 4 times.
Finally, turn ON your phone and go to Settings>About phone> Battery Use and look at your phones Battery Usage Calculations. They should be reset. At the top of this screen the amount of time "on the battery" should be a matter of minutes because you just reset the statistics.
The attached screen shot shows my battery usage statistics AFTER I reset them. If you want to see my battery usage BEFORE I reset them go to this URL and read my original post in that thread. It showsa screen shot of my battery usage.
http://community.vzw.com/t5/DROID-Charge-by-Samsung/Battery-use-by-the-APP-GPS-Status-amp-Toolbox-What-s-Up-with/td-p/751866
JerryF
PS, You might take a screen shot of you current Battery Statistics before you do this for comparison.

I found an easier and much quicker way to reset the Battery Use than the method that I described here so please go to the following thread to see how.
http://community.vzw.com/t5/DROID-Charge-by-Samsung/Easiest-amp-Quickest-way-to-RESET-your-Battery-Use-statistics/td-p/754534
Thanks,
JerryF

All you need to know about Operator-Variant softwa...

There are lots of myths and misunderstandings about phone software, and you don't need to search far on this forum to see the issues that can be caused, so this post will try to answer the common questions.
What is Operator Variant / Branded phone software?
In many markets, mobile network operators dominate the sale of mobile phones, and their power in the market gives them the leverage to demand changes to the phones that they sell. Branding may include unique colour schemes for outer casings, logos on cases, default themes showing the network logo and using network colours, changes to the phone software to remove features, change features or add extra features, and in some cases different pre-installed applications.
What features might be missing?
Common ommissions in branded phones are features for which the network makes no money. For example, some networks including Vodafone removed VOIP capabilities from their versions of the N95 in many markets because they preferred their customers to make chargeable GSM calls instead. Another good example is the American network AT&T, which removes the voice-dialling feature of phones in favour of its own network-based service which requires a monthly subscription.
You will often also find that the section of the S60 Settings Wizard that deals with settings for MMS and internet access points is also missing, making it difficult for people who switch to other networks to reconfigure their phones for the new provider.
Who changes the software?
You often see people saying that "(operator name) changes the software...", but this isn't strictly true - your operator doesn't open every box and change the software before selling you the phone, they provide a list of their required modifications to the phone manufacturer before they accept to place any orders, and the modified (or branded) software is then presented back to the network for approval, after which orders are placed - the phone leaves the factory in its branded state, and in many cases in a SIM-locked state.
Why can't I update?
The network holds intellectual rights to the branded software, and just as they approve the changes in the initial version before they begin to sell any particular model, they also exercise the right to approve software updates before the manufacturer can release them. This often causes delays to software releases, and can even prevent software releases. For example, our old friends the Orange and T-mobile groups hit N95 owners by refusing to approve v20 for their branded versions at a time when N-Gage gaming was being relaunched, meaning that N95 users couldn't meet the minimum software requirements to run N-Gage software.
It is common for networks to stop approving updates after they stop selling a particular model, as they no longer see any profit in supporting the handset any more. Some networks, and any customers of the Hutchinson 3G group around the world will testify to this, seldom approve any updates at all. If you have a problem related to software and call your network for support, expect to be told that the problem is a delay on the part of the manufacturer, but this common excuse is simply untrue - the manufacturer can only release updates for branded phones when it receives network approval.
Why does branded software cause so many problems?
This one you'll never get an official answer to, because the phone manufacturers and mobile networks walk a fine line in their professional relationships, but my educated guess is that the manufacturer doesn't extensively test modified operator-variant software because since the network needs to give approval, it is assumed they will test that the changes meet their requirements and work correctly. The network likewise doesn't fully test the software because it assumes that the manufacturer has done it - classic lack of communication.
Can I remove branding and install the standard Nokia software?
Strictly speaking, No. There are plenty of people on the internet ready to tell you how to do it and provide software to help, but anything you do yourself is an unauthorised change that will invalidate the warranty. You risk causing additional damage to an expensive phone and losing support to repair it.
It is known that you can have this officially changed by a Nokia service point or Flagship store, provided that any SIM-lock has already been officially removed by the network, and in some cases that the network provides written consent for this change; the phone would be changed to a generic product code, the software reflashed, and if completed properly, a new product information label will be put in the battery compartment reflecting the change. However, we also know from this forum that not all service points offer this service, and in some countries the local Nokia head office does not permit it.
It's my phone, I bought it, I own it, I can do as I please!
Yes, and no. Network operators and retailers are guilty of not warning customers that their product is a modified version rather than an original version, but at the end of the day you have paid for and accepted a branded phone. In order to benefit from the support of the device warranty, any work has to be carried out by an authorised person, just like any other product from calculators to cars.
Edit: one of my trademark typos corrected.
Message Edited by mccbleue on 13-Oct-2009 05:17 PM

Make sure you have entered your Voyager licence code in CMC.
I'm using BOXI R3. but is same for BOXIR2 Make sure you have defined a voyager connection in the CMC.
in here you need to specify
Server type: Server
Server: your SSAS 2005 server name
then click the Connect and type a user ID with appropriate authority to the cubes.
then select the cube you want.
then specify:
Authentication: User Specified
User: Authorised user
Password:
Click Save.
You then should be able to create a new Vouager workspace from the infoview.
Hope this Helps (ive got about 20 cubes accessed by Vouager... not such a flash viewer but its the only thing BO offer. OLAP intelligence (a good product) is no longer available!

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