When trying to connecting to any kind of Internet. Two messages come up one says: connection problem: Authentication via the proxy server was unsuccessful connection. The other one says unable to connect: You need a network connection to use this application. Please turn on mobile network or Wi-F in Settings

Solution: Make sure that your computer is connected to the Internet or your network. Use a Web browser to see whether you can access Internet sites. If you are on a local network, see whether you can access intranet sites. For information about checking the status of your network connections, see Mac OS Help. Solution: Verify that Outlook is online. On the Outlook menu, make sure that Work Offline is not checked. Cause: Some POP and IMAP e-mail accounts use an outgoing mail (SMTP) server that requires authentication. Solution: Turn on SMTP authentication for the POP or IMAP account. Some e-mail services, including MobileMe mail accounts, require authentication for their SMTP server. If you verify that all your account settings are correct, but you still can't send messages, try turning on SMTP authentication. On the Tools menu, click Accounts. In the left pane of the Accounts dialog box, select the account. Under Outgoing server, click More Options. On the Authentication pop-up menu, select the authentication type, and then enter your credentials as necessary. Cause: Your ISP or network has a firewall that blocks connections to your e-mail service's outgoing mail (SMTP) server. Solution: See if your ISP or network administrator can provide an alternative SMTP server to use for your POP or IMAP account. If you have the address of an alternative SMTP server, enter it in your account settings. On the Tools menu, click Accounts. In the left pane of the Accounts dialog box, select the account. In the Outgoing server box, type the server name or address. NOTE: If you use a laptop computer in multiple locations, such as at home and at work, the SMTP server that you use in one location may not work in other locations. Each Internet connection that you use may have a firewall with its own restrictions. Cause: Your credentials or account settings are incorrect. Solution: Verify that your account user name, password, and other settings are correct in Account preferences. On the Tools menu, click Accounts. In the left pane of the Accounts dialog box, select the account. Make sure that you have entered the correct e-mail address, user name, and password. If your account still does not work properly, check with your e-mail service provider for details about how to configure your account in a mail application. Your account may require that you use special settings such as Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to connect, or that you override the default port. Cause: Your network requires a proxy server to connect with the mail server. Solution: Specify a mail proxy server in your computer's System Preferences. If you use a network to connect to the Internet, you might have to specify a mail proxy server. Ask your network administrator for the correct settings for your mail proxy server. For instructions about how to enter these settings, see Mac OS Help. Cause: Your e-mail server is unavailable. Solution: Make sure that the mail server is online. If you successfully connected to the account before, the mail server might be offline. Contact your e-mail provider or network administrator to see whether the mail server is available.

This issue may occur if you configure your Internet connection to use a proxy server that requires authentication. In some situations, the Activation Wizard can not connect through the proxy server to an internal Microsoft server and show error message.

Alternatively, this issue may occur if your firewall software is blocking the attempt to connect to the server through your Internet connection.

To resolve this issue configure the firewall software to let the Activation Wizard connect to the Microsoft server or restart the computer in Windows Safe Mode With Networking, and then try to activate the software.

"This error most commonly appears when you have no connection to the internet.
If your internet connection is working, you may have an issue with your firewall or proxy server. First, make sure that your firewall is configured to Allow Google Talk; we've provided instructions for some of the more popular firewall applications below:

• McAfee Personal Firewall
• Norton Personal Firewall
• PC-Cillin Internet Security
• Tiny Personal Firewall
• ZoneAlarm

A proxy server requiring a proxy username and password could also cause this problem. To configure your proxy:

1. Open Google Talk.
2. Click Settings .
3. Highlight Connection along the left side of the dialogue box.
4. Select Use the following proxy .
5. Check the box next to Proxy requires Authentication .
6. Enter the proxy username and password.
7. Click OK .

Finally, your network administrator may have disabled Google Talk on your network. If you continue to see this error, please contact your network administrator."

--
Google Support

(How to get there? Open settings - Network - APN/Access point - New apn).

On internet settings try this first: Usually works but not always. Under are SMARTs own settings.

Connection name: Internet

Acces point name: Internet

NOTHING ELSE

Hope it helps.

I. GPRS/WAP Internet Settings

Connection name: SMARTGPRS

Data bearer: Packet data

Access point name: smart1

User name: leave this blank

Prompt password: No

Password: leave this blank

Authentication: Normal

Homepage: http://wap.smart.com.ph

Network type IPv4

Phone IP address: 10.102.61.46

Name servers: Automatic

Proxy server address: 10.102.61.46

Proxy port number: 8080 or 9201

(differs from one handset model to another)

Default access point: SMARTGPRS

Data bearer: Choose GPRS

Access point: internet

User name: (leave it blank)

Prompt p'word: No

Password: (leave it blank)

Authentication: Normal

Homepage: http://wap.smart.com.ph

II. MMS Settings

Connection name : SMARTMMS

Data bearer:Packet data

Access point: mms

User name: leave it blank

Prompt password: No

Password: leave it blank

Authentication: Normal

Homepage : http://10.102.61.238:8002

Network type IPv4

Phone IP address: 10.102.61.46

Name servers: Automatic

Proxy server address: 10.102.61.46

Proxy port number: 8080 or 9201

(differs from one handset model to another)

Default access point: SMARTGPRS

Data bearer: Choose GPRS

Access point: mms

User name: (leave it blank)

Prompt p'word: No

Password: (leave it blank)

Authentication: Normal

Homepage: http://10.102.61.238:8002

Maybe the problem is due to slow net connection. Goto Messenger->Connection preferences and select the radio button "connect via proxy server",under that select "HTTP proxy". Then in the bottom, select your Internet connection from the dropdown menu and press ok.

Then try signing in. Good luck!!!

Try to reply this way:

1. Click "messenger" on menu.
2. Select "Connection Preferences".
3. Change the "Connect directly to the Internet"to "Connect via a proxy server", thenselect the "HTTP Proxy".
4. Trus pas try login login using full email address. So for example login rama123,modified so his email address: [email protected].
5. Make sure IE is not in "Work Offline" mode.

Hi,
Take any multimedia and set

Hutch GPRS Settings

* 1. Account Name - Hutch_GPRS
* 2. User Name - Blank
* 3. Password - Blank
* 4. Proxy - Enabled/yes
* 5. Access Point Name - portalnmms
* 6. Full Internet Access Point Name - www
* 7. Proxy and Server address - 10.10.1.100
* 8. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
* 9. Homepage - http://hutchworld.co.in
* 10. Authentication Type - Normal


Airtel GPRS Settings

* 1. Homepage - any page you want to set.
* 2. User Name - Blank
* 3. Password - Blank
* 4. Proxy - Enabled/yes.
* 5. Proxy and Server Adress - 202.56.231.117
* 6. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
* 7. Data bearer - GPRS or Packet Data.
* 8. Access Point Name - airtelgprs.com
* 9. Authentication Type - Normal
* 10. Use preferred access point - No


Airtel live settings

* 1. Account Name - Airtel_live
* 2. Homepage - http://live.airtelworld.com
* 3. Username - Blank
* 4. Password - Blank
* 5. Proxy - Enabled/yes
* 6. Proxy and Server Adress - 100.1.200.99
* 7. Accespoint Name - airtelfun.com
* 8. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
* 9. Data bearer - GPRS/ Packet Data
* 10. Authentication Type - Normal


Idea GPRS Settings

* 1. Account Name - idea_GPRS
* 2. Username - Blank
* 3. Password - Blank
* 4. Homepage - http://wap.ideafresh.com
* 5. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
* 6. Proxy and Server adress - 10.4.42.45
* 7. Databearer - GPRS / Packetdata
* 8. Acces Point Name - imis
* 9. Proxy - Enabled/yes
* 10. Authentication Type - Normal


BSNL GPRS Settings

* 1. Account Name - BSNL WAP
* 2. Username -
* 3. Password -
* 4. Proxy - Enabled/yes
* 5. Homepage - http://wap.mizone.bplmobile.com
* 6. Proxy and Server address - 10.0.0.10
* 7. Proxy and Server Port - 8080
* 8. Acces Point Name - mizone
* 9. Data bearer - GPRS/ Packetdata
* 10. Authentication Type - Normal

Internet settings are usually found under the Phone Settings – Internet Settings.
- Connection mode Connection orientated / permanent / continuous connection
- GPRS APN live.vodafone.com
- Homepage URL http://live.vodafone.com
- GPRS ID username "none required"
- GPRS password "none required"
- Port (if required by device) 8080 (some older handsets may require you to enter 9201)
- PPP authentication type PAP (default)
- Proxy authentication name "none required"
- Proxy authentication password "none required"
- Proxy login type automatic (default)
- Security Off
- WAP gateway IP address 172.030.038.3 (your phone may require 172.030.038.003)

If you phone is a Vodafone NZ supported handset you may be able to have this sent automatically to your phone.

Mobile settings for sending and receiving PXTs (MMS messages)
The PXT settings can usually be found under Message Settings - MMS setting. You also need to send a message before you can receive one.
- APN live.vodafone.com
- MMS server address http://pxt.vodafone.net.nz/pxtsend
- Connection mode Connection orientated / permanent / continuous connection
- GPRS ID username
- GPRS ID password
- MMS automatic download On (Automatically downloads full MMS)
- PPP automatic download PAP (default)
- Proxy authentication password
- Proxy authentication username
- Proxy login type Automatic (default)
- Security Off
- WAP gateway IP address

hello..

please try to manually configure your browser settings with this one..

GPRS/WAP Internet Settings
Connection name: SMARTGPRS
Data bearer: Packet data
Access point name: smart1
User name: leave this blank
Prompt password: No
Password: leave this blank
Authentication: Normal
Homepage: http://wap.smart.com.ph

Network type IPv4
Phone IP address: 10.102.61.46
Name servers: Automatic
Proxy server address: 10.102.61.46
Proxy port number: 8080 or 9201
(differs from one handset model to another)

Default access point: SMARTGPRS
Data bearer: Choose GPRS
Access point: internet
User name: (leave it blank)
Prompt p’word: No
Password: (leave it blank)
Authentication: Normal
Homepage: http://wap.smart.com.ph

II. MMS Settings

Connection name : SMARTMMS
Data bearer:Packet data
Access point: mms
User name: leave it blank
Prompt password: No
Password: leave it blank
Authentication: Normal
Homepage : http://10.102.61.238:8002

Network type IPv4
Phone IP address: 10.102.61.46
Name servers: Automatic
Proxy server address: 10.102.61.46
Proxy port number: 8080 or 9201
(differs from one handset model to another)

Default access point: SMARTGPRS
Data bearer: Choose GPRS
Access point: mms
User name: (leave it blank)
Prompt p’word: No
Password: (leave it blank)
Authentication: Normal
Homepage: http://10.102.61.238:8002


hope it helps..