N95 modem connection problem

Hi everybody, I was wondering if there's anybody that can help me with my problem with my N95....I tried to use my N95 as a modem and connected it to my laptop to acces the internet via USB Cable, installed the latest PC Suite ver. 6.86.
The installation and everything else were fine, I'm with T-Mobile USA and I have T-Zone package...launched PC Suite and hit "Connect to the Internet" button, at first it didn't connect successfully but after I changed the settings manually it successfully connected (I used wap.voicestream.com for the access point and leaving everything else blank) BUT when I tried to open Internet Explorer I get this error message:
HTTP ERROR: $CODE$
$MESSAGE$
RequestURI=/
Don't know what it means and how to fix it, I even created a new connection manually and it connected successfully but everytime I tried to open Internet explorer or goto any website I get that error...I'm using Windows XP SP2....I really need to get this to work as I'll be needing internet access while on the road...thanks in advance!

Hi,
the autogenerated modem has the setting
at+cgdcont=,,"internet"
the string you mentioned seems to be wrong, probably the "ip" must be before the "internet"... changing the string does not give any changes in the behaviour - still 234 bytes received...
but then I changed the "internet" to "internet.t-d1.de" (because I am a customer of T-Mobile in Germany) -> and everything works fine!!!
Thomas

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