HT4623 Constantly losing cellular service!

Using Iphone 5C and constantly losing cellular service. Just had new sim card installed this morning and still having issues. Anyone else experiencing this? Phone is brand new.

Hello jdoersom,
Congratulations on your new iPhone 5c, and thank you for the details of the issue you are experiencing with cellular service. You have already taken some good troubleshooting steps to address the issue, and I recommend continuing with the following steps (you can skip any steps you have already taken):
Follow the instructions below for assistance with troubleshooting cellular data issues on your iPhone. After performing each step, please test to see if the issue is resolved.
Toggle airplane mode: Tap Settings, turn airplane mode on, wait three seconds, and then turn off again.
Restart your iPhone.
Ensure that your software is up to date:
Check for a Carrier Settings Update. Tap Settings > General > About.
Check for an iOS Software Update. Tap Settings > General > Software Update.
Note: Some updates may require a Wi-Fi connection.
Remove the SIM Card and reinsert it. Allow the iPhone to acquire the network again.
If your SIM card has SIM PIN enabled, try toggling it off: Tap Settings > Phone > SIM PIN.
Try another location. If a different location works, but the original location still does not, contact your carrierto report the issue.
Reset network settings: Tap Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
Restore the iPhone as new.
Contact your carrier to:
Verify that the iPhone is properly set up on the account with the appropriate, current data plan.
Verify that there are no account-related blocks.
Find out if there are specific error messages in the carrier logs that could help determine why the issue is occurring.
If none of the above steps resolves the issue, contact your carrier, make an appointment at an Apple Retail Store, or contact AppleCare to troubleshoot further.
You can find the full article here:
iPhone: Troubleshooting a cellular data connection
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3780
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Best,
Sheila M.

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Hi,
Hope I am not adding to the confusion.
If unused ftexecs is the problem, look at technote no. 11435 - "Sample code
to automate shutting down idle FTEXEC interpreters" .
You can alsomanually kill them (rather shut them down) from EConsole.
Hope this helps.
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VP-US Operations (203) 359-3992
PSI Data Systems Ltd. Mobile: (203) 912-1302
Suite 406 Fax: (203)
359-4662
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jeanne Hesler <[email protected]>
To: 'Thanh T. Tran' <[email protected]>
Cc: '[email protected]' <[email protected]>
Date: Thursday, May 28, 1998 2:32 PM
Subject: RE: Losing NT Services
Hi-
I don't know if this will shed any light on your problem, but I can relate
to you one circumstance that we had on our server in the development
environment. When you have a process such as a service object that crashes,
it will sometimes leave an ftexec hanging. Each of these "dead" ftexec's
seem to tie up a certain amount of memory and will not let go. If something
like that was going on and went unchecked, I could well imagine that it
would eventually bring NT to its knees.
If you are running the forte environment as an NT service, you can see this
by running the task manager. (ctrl+alt+delete, then click the task manager
button, then select the processes tab.) If you see a lot of ftexec's
listed, you may have something similar occurring. Even though the Task
Manager may report little or no memory allocated to them, somehow it is tied
up somewhere. For grins, try this: Bring up the task manager, and then
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as each of the dead processes goes away.
Unfortunately, if this is your problem, I do not have a solution for you,
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mental note that I need to figure out someday, but it was not causing us a
serious problem, so the resolution was not a high priority. We were
training several new developers at the time, and they were fairly green at
both Forte and SQL, so I think they had a lot of dbsession objects crashing.
In our case, it was sufficient to restart the Forte environment if
performance started to degrade. And as the developers got better at SQL and
at catching exceptions, we had fewer instances of dead objects to deal with.
However, if anyone knows how to resolve or prevent this problem, I would
certainly be interested in hearing the solution.
-----Original Message-----
From: Thanh T. Tran [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, May 25, 1998 11:28 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Losing NT Services
We are hoping that someone have ran into the same problem and can shed some
light on any work around to resolve it. The problem that we are
encountering is that the NT Server's performance degrade to a point where
we physically can't sign on to the box itself. When someone sits at the
terminal and tries to sign on, the person would see a blue screen and
that's it. The only thing that is running on that box is Forte' runtime,
pcAnyWhere, and SQL Server. Once the NT server get to this point, all we
can do is reboot the box. The key indicator that NT is dying is our
application will start to malfunction and various files transfer would fail.
Does anyone have an application running with NT, if you do we would love to
have a conversation concerning this situation. We would appreciate any
advice on this matter.
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Hi,
Hope I am not adding to the confusion.
If unused ftexecs is the problem, look at technote no. 11435 - "Sample code
to automate shutting down idle FTEXEC interpreters" .
You can alsomanually kill them (rather shut them down) from EConsole.
Hope this helps.
Nirmal P Uppalapati Phone: (203) 622-5386
VP-US Operations (203) 359-3992
PSI Data Systems Ltd. Mobile: (203) 912-1302
Suite 406 Fax: (203)
359-4662
One Bank Street Email : [email protected]
Stamford, CT 06901 USA Web: http://www.psi.soft.net
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeanne Hesler <[email protected]>
To: 'Thanh T. Tran' <[email protected]>
Cc: '[email protected]' <[email protected]>
Date: Thursday, May 28, 1998 2:32 PM
Subject: RE: Losing NT Services
Hi-
I don't know if this will shed any light on your problem, but I can relate
to you one circumstance that we had on our server in the development
environment. When you have a process such as a service object that crashes,
it will sometimes leave an ftexec hanging. Each of these "dead" ftexec's
seem to tie up a certain amount of memory and will not let go. If something
like that was going on and went unchecked, I could well imagine that it
would eventually bring NT to its knees.
If you are running the forte environment as an NT service, you can see this
by running the task manager. (ctrl+alt+delete, then click the task manager
button, then select the processes tab.) If you see a lot of ftexec's
listed, you may have something similar occurring. Even though the Task
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up somewhere. For grins, try this: Bring up the task manager, and then
stop the Forte environment. Watch what happens to your memory utilization
as each of the dead processes goes away.
Unfortunately, if this is your problem, I do not have a solution for you,
but maybe someone else does. This was one of those things that I made a
mental note that I need to figure out someday, but it was not causing us a
serious problem, so the resolution was not a high priority. We were
training several new developers at the time, and they were fairly green at
both Forte and SQL, so I think they had a lot of dbsession objects crashing.
In our case, it was sufficient to restart the Forte environment if
performance started to degrade. And as the developers got better at SQL and
at catching exceptions, we had fewer instances of dead objects to deal with.
However, if anyone knows how to resolve or prevent this problem, I would
certainly be interested in hearing the solution.
-----Original Message-----
From: Thanh T. Tran [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, May 25, 1998 11:28 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Losing NT Services
We are hoping that someone have ran into the same problem and can shed some
light on any work around to resolve it. The problem that we are
encountering is that the NT Server's performance degrade to a point where
we physically can't sign on to the box itself. When someone sits at the
terminal and tries to sign on, the person would see a blue screen and
that's it. The only thing that is running on that box is Forte' runtime,
pcAnyWhere, and SQL Server. Once the NT server get to this point, all we
can do is reboot the box. The key indicator that NT is dying is our
application will start to malfunction and various files transfer would fail.
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have a conversation concerning this situation. We would appreciate any
advice on this matter.
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Tran,
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We are hoping that someone have ran into the same problem and can shed
some
light on any work around to resolve it. The problem that we are
encountering is that the NT Server's performance degrade to a point
where
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terminal and tries to sign on, the person would see a blue screen and
that's it. The only thing that is running on that box is Forte'
runtime,
pcAnyWhere, and SQL Server. Once the NT server get to this point, all
we
can do is reboot the box. The key indicator that NT is dying is our
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fail.
Does anyone have an application running with NT, if you do we would love
to
have a conversation concerning this situation. We would appreciate any
advice on this matter.
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Vice President and Chief Technology Officer
Sage IT Partners, Inc.
Voice: 415 392-7243 x 306
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http://www.sageit.com
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Hi-
I don't know if this will shed any light on your problem, but I can relate to you one circumstance that we had on our server in the development environment. When you have a process such as a service object that crashes, it will sometimes leave an ftexec hanging. Each of these "dead" ftexec's seem to tie up a certain amount of memory and will not let go. If something like that was going on and went unchecked, I could well imagine that it would eventually bring NT to its knees.
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Unfortunately, if this is your problem, I do not have a solution for you, but maybe someone else does. This was one of those things that I made a mental note that I need to figure out someday, but it was not causing us a serious problem, so the resolution was not a high priority. We were training several new developers at the time, and they were fairly green at both Forte and SQL, so I think they had a lot of dbsession objects crashing. In our case, it was sufficient to restart the Forte environment if performance started to degrade. And as the developers got better at SQL and at catching exceptions, we had fewer instances of dead objects to deal with.
However, if anyone knows how to resolve or prevent this problem, I would certainly be interested in hearing the solution.
-----Original Message-----
From: Thanh T. Tran [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, May 25, 1998 11:28 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Losing NT Services
We are hoping that someone have ran into the same problem and can shed some
light on any work around to resolve it. The problem that we are
encountering is that the NT Server's performance degrade to a point where
we physically can't sign on to the box itself. When someone sits at the
terminal and tries to sign on, the person would see a blue screen and
that's it. The only thing that is running on that box is Forte' runtime,
pcAnyWhere, and SQL Server. Once the NT server get to this point, all we
can do is reboot the box. The key indicator that NT is dying is our
application will start to malfunction and various files transfer would fail.
Does anyone have an application running with NT, if you do we would love to
have a conversation concerning this situation. We would appreciate any
advice on this matter.
To unsubscribe, email '[email protected]' with
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