URGENT - Web settings for 6270?

Hi All,
I am trying to enter web settings manually because my provivder cannot send setup sms on my mobile.
I did the following:
Settings>>Configuration>>Personal Config. Settings>>options>> Add New Web
Account Name: My Web
Home Page: nokia.com
Use preference access pt.: No
Proxy: Enabled
Proxy Address: my provider address
Proxy Port: my provider port number
Data Bearer: Packet data
packet access point: my provider access point name
authorization type: normal
When I am trying to connect the browser it expires and terminate application, any suggestions.
Thanks
Andreas

If your particular phone model isn't yet supported, you could try just ordering the settings from your operator for, e.g., a 6230i (or some other comparable model that they support) and see if that's enough (probably is).

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