What are cell phone access points and where can they be found?

I believe that when surfing the Internet on mobile phones, everyone uses the network operator's GSRS traffic monthly package.

I am here to tell you friends who like to surf the Internet about the pitfalls of GPRS traffic subscription (mobile as an example).

Here we will briefly talk about the problem of GPRS access points.

GPRS is divided into several access points. Let me talk about the two commonly used ones: CMWAP and CMNET.

The CMWAP access point is commonly used on our mobile phones, and the GPRS traffic monthly subscription is only limited to this access point.

CMWAP is limited to browsing mobile web pages, which is a WAP website, and cannot access the Internet, which is a WWW website.

CMNET can access WAP and WWW websites [non-mobile phone built-in browsers such as UC can access WWW websites].

The traffic of the CMNET access point entering the WWW website is not included in the GPRS monthly traffic, but the traffic of the clicked WAP website is calculated in the GPRS monthly traffic.

A click on a WWW website is 1M/yuan. "If it is less than 1M, it will be counted as 1M."

CMNET is faster than CMWAP. For example, the UC installed on our mobile phone will automatically switch to CMNET when CMWAP cannot connect to the Internet. If the network is successfully connected, only clicking on the WAP webpage will not be charged. Clicking on the WWW webpage will incur additional traffic charges.

We often set network networking settings after installing UC.

However, if the network is not good after setting, UC will automatically reset the network access point.

The way to crack it is to set it up on your phone.

I am taking the multi-machine WM system PPC platform as an example here. For other machines, please contact the machine manufacturer or network operator.

Click Start - Settings - Connections - Connections - Advanced - Select Network and use it when the program automatically connects to the Internet: there are four options.

and Use when the program automatically connects to a private network: There are also four options.

Reset each of these eight options and edit: Modem Edit—Access Point Name: CMWAP—Next—Others are all empty, and click Finish.

Proxy server settings—Proxy server: 10.0.0.172—OK.

Here, set all network access points to CMWAP and set them as proxy server 10.0.0.1７2.

If you don’t understand the detailed operation, click WAP-Manage Network and contact us now.

Just set all the connections like that.