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|| Hardware || Type || Status || Provider(s) || LP Bug ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 595U || USB || works out of box || N/A || - ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 875 || PCMCIA || works out of box || AT&T || - ||
|| Sierra Wireless MC8775 internal || USB || Detected, not able to connect yet || O2 || [[https://launchpad.net/bugs/255304|255304]] ||
|| Sierra Wireless MC8775 internal || USB || works out of the box || Elisa Finland || - ||
|| Vodafone Mobile Connect, UK (Merlin UMTS Modem) || PCMCIA (full size) || not seen by network manager || N/A || [[https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/248630|248630]] ||
|| Huwaei E200 || USB || works out of box || N/A || - ||
|| Huwaei E220 || USB || works out of box (with some tweakage) || Tele2 Sweden || - ||
|| Globetrotter HSUPA Modem || USB/PCMCIA || works out of the box || Vodafone (germany) || - ||
|| Nokia 6300 ||GSM Phone via USB || Needs a small patch to hal-info (nm-0.7) ||MTN Nigeria || - ||
|| Nokia E71 ||GSM/UMTS Phone via USB/Bluetooth || Not detected via USB ||E-Plus (Germany) || 257045 ||

= Provider info =		 This page is part of the [[3GNetworkingIntrepid]] effort.
You will find information relevant for various Releases of Ubuntu, not only Intrepid.

'''Contents'''
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= Data Card Info =

This page lists hardware details and test results for mobile broadband hardware (including mobile phones) for NetworkManager 0.7 3G networking testing and development.

If your device isn't listed, please add it to the table below. If it's not detected by the latest NetworkManager 0.7 from the NetworkManager [[http://launchpad.net/~network-manager/+archive|PPA]], file a bug according to the instructions [[http://lwn.net/Articles/293813/|here]]. '''Remember to attach your lshal output to the bug report you file''' and to link to the bug report from the entry for your hardware on this page.

== How to obtain device details ==

Many modems are internally installed in a laptop, or are rebranded/rebadged devices from other providers. They also vary in terms of their capabilities, many of which can't be discovered from the USB device IDs alone.

Some detailed instructions on how to probe your modem to find out the real manufacturer details, modem capabilities, USB vendor and product IDs, etc can be found in [[NetworkManager/Hardware/3G/Probing]]. Adding this information - particularly the capabilities string and the real manufacturer - to the "Notes" section of the entry for your device would be helpful.

== Mobile Broadband cards ==

For mobile phones, see the next section. This list is for add-in or built-in dedicated mobile broadband modems.

|| '''Hardware''' || '''Type''' || '''Status''' || '''Provider(s)''' || '''LP Bug''' || '''Device ID''' || '''Notes''' ||
|| Bandrich Bandluxe C100 (HSDPA) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Bandrich Bandluxe C100S (HSDPA) || USB || works out of box || ChungHwa Telecom (Taiwan), Taiwan Mobile (Taiwan) || || || wvdial works fine ||
|| Bandrich Bandluxe C120 (HSDPA) || USB || works out of the box || || || ||Not working with Network Manager. Using wvdial. Have to unmount the device storgae before connecting though. As give here [[http://www.ucsclodge.lk/content/how-install-barndluxe-c120-modem|here]]||
|| Bandrich Bandluxe M150 (HSDPA) || Mini-PCI (USB) || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Bandrich Bandluxe M250 (HSUPA) || Mini-PCI (USB) || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| C-motech D-50 (CDMA) || USB || UNKNOWN || ice.net (Sweden) || || vendor=0x16d8 product=0x6803 || ||
|| C-motech CNU-680 (CDMA) || USB || UNKNOWN || ice.net (Sweden) || || vendor=0x16d8 product=0x6803 || ||
|| Dell 5510 Mobile Broadband (HSDPA) || Mini-PCI (USB) || Works with Network Manger & pppd || AT&T || || vendor=0x413c product=0x8137 || Novatel Wireless Expedite ||
|| Dell 5520 Mobile Broadband (HSDPA) || Mini-PCI (USB) || Works with patch to drivers/usb/serial/option.c and change to hal FDI config || Telstra (Australia) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/262498|262498]] || vendor=0x413c product=0x8138 || Novatel Wireless Expedite EU870D MiniCard. AT+GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+ES ||
|| Dell 5720 VZW Mobile Broadband (EVDO Rev-A) || Mini-PCI (USB) || works out of box || Verizon || || vendor=0x413c product=0x8133 || Novatel Wireless Expedite ||
|| Dell 5720 Sprint Mobile Broadband (EVDO Rev-A) || Mini-PCI (USB) || unknown || Sprint || || vendor=0x413c product=0x8134 || Novatel Wireless Expedite. Just change line 233 of /usr/share/hal/fdi/information/10freedesktop/10-modem.fdi from <match key="@info.parent:usb.product_id" int_outof="0x8114;0x8117;0x8128;0x8129;0x8133"> to <match key="@info.parent:usb.product_id" int_outof="0x8114;0x8117;0x8128;0x8129;0x8133;0x8134"> and reboot. Then everything works. ||
|| Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband Minicard || Mini-PCIE (USB) || Works with wvdail || Vodafone (D2) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/334964|334964]] || vendor=0x0bdb product=0x1900 || nm detects it, but looks like nm is not able to use it ||
|| Haier CE100 (EVDO Rev-A) || USB || REQUIRES HACK || Smart (Indonesia) || || vendor=0x201e product=0x2009 || Must eject the USB Mass Storage first, then need either modprobe usbserial or patching option.ko. Network Manager does not work. wvdial, pon, gnome-ppp all work fine when configured properly. ||
|| HP ev2210 (EVDO Rev-A) || Mini-PCIE (USB) || || Verizon (USA) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/511066|511066]] || vendor=0x03f0 product=0x211d || Module is Sierra MC5725 ||
|| HP hs2300 (HSDPA) || Mini-PCIE (USB) || Works with Network Manager & pppd || Vodafone (D2) || || vendor=0x03f0 product=0x1e1d || Module is a Sierra MC8775, use Driver from sierra wireless. You need to load usbserial with options vendor and product - If Module is not visible in lsusb you need to go to windows and enable the device in hp wireless settings ||
|| Huawei B81 (HSDPA) || USB || works out of box || M-Budget (Switzerland) || || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1446 || same device as Huawei E1762 ||
|| Huawei E160 (HSDPA) || USB || Does not work at all || Orange (Austria), Wind (Italy), T-Mobile (UK), O2 PAYG (UK), Safaricom (Kenya) || || || ||
|| Huawei E160G (HSDPA) || USB || works out of box || 3 (UK) || || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003 || Detected as E220/E270 ||
|| Huawei E166 (HSDPA) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Huawei E169 (HSDPA) || USB || works out of box || Optus (Australia), Drei (Austria), O2 (Germany), ChungHwa Telecom (Taiwan), Play (Poland), Wind (Italy) || || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1001 ||Identified as Huawei E620 (same vendor and product-id) ||
|| Huawei E169G (HSDPA) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || || This is NOT the same device as E169 - unfortunately I don't have any info on it! ||
|| Huawei E170 (HSUPA) || USB || works out of box || || || || tested with Ubuntu 8.10 and NetworkManager 0.7 ||
|| Huawei E1762 (HSDPA) || USB || works out of box || M-Budget (Switzerland) || || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1446 || ||
|| Huawei E180 (HSUPA) || USB || works || Orange (Austria), 3 (Sweden) || || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003 || you have to blacklist airprime, which is loaded wrongly when plugging in and won't onload anymore, so you need to reboot in that case. UPDATE: the airprime driver has been removed in 2.6.27, so this won't be a problem in future. Identified as Huawei E220 (same vendor and product-id). Works out of the box at 3 Sweden, but may have to manually set DNS servers ||
|| Huawei E180v (?) || USB || works with wvdial || Swisscom (Switzerland) || || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x140c || tested with Ubuntu 9.04, wvdial works like described [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G/Probing|here]], but "Stupid Mode = 1" should be added to wvdial.conf ||
|| Huawei E200 (HSDPA) || USB || works out of box || N/A || || || ||
|| Huawei E216 (HSDPA) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Huawei E219 (HSDPA) || USB || works out of the box || DiGi (Malaysia) || || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003 || tested with Ubuntu 9.04 and NetworkManager 0.7 ||
|| Huawei E220 (HSDPA) || USB || works out of box || Tele2 Sweden, 3 Sweden, Orange (Austria), Play (Poland), Vodafone (Spain), 3 Italia, e-mobile (Japan), Telenor (Serbia), Safaricom (Kenya) || || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003 || in Japan, e-moble sells it as "D02HW"; "Out of box", on Eee 1000HD, only with "network-manager" & eee kernel (http://array.org/ubuntu/) ||
|| Huawei E226 (HSDPA) || USB || Works || Claro (Brazil) || || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003 || Have to manually edit the DNS servers in /etc/resolv.conf, ADD nameserver 200.255.121.39 nameserver 200.169.117.14 ||
|| Huawei E230 (HSUPA) || USB || works out of the box || 3 Austria, MTN South Africa || || || Recognized as E220. ||
|| Huawei E270 (HSUPA) || USB || Works || 3 Sweden || || || I have "blacklist airprime" in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist for my E220. UPDATE: the airprime driver has been removed in 2.6.27, so this won't be a problem in future. ||
|| Huawei E510 (HSDPA) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || || DVB-T Mobile TV ||
|| Huawei E620 || USB || NOT WORKING (with NM 0.7)/ works (NM 0.7.1~rc4) || PT Kanguru, simyo || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/270282|270282]] || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1001 || PCMCIA card identified as USB device, internal modem in eeePC 901go ||
|| Huawei E620 || USB || Works || three.ie || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/546728/|546728]] || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1001 ||In lucid, needs usb-modeswitch-data_20100127-1_all.deb and usb-modeswitch_1.1.0-2_i386.deb installing and probably sudo modprobe option ||
|| Huawei E870 || USB/EXPRESSCARD || Works out of box || T-Mobile Austria || || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003 || web'n'walk ExpressCard IV; is identified as E220; Ubuntu 8.10 + NM 0.7 ||
|| Huawei E1550 || USB || Works || Zain/Celtel (Kenya), drei (Austria) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/401655|401655]] || || Works in Karmic but not Jaunty. Works in Lucid only with usb-modeswitch installed. ||
|| Huawei E1750 (HSPA) || USB || Works || Safaricom (Kenya) || || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1446 || Works out of the box in Maverick (tested with kernel 2.6.35.7). Lucid (2.6.32.24) works with usb-modeswitch installed. Modem is also network-locked ||
|| Huawei EC121 (CDMA2000) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Huawei EC168 (EVDO Rev-A) || USB || works in 9.10 || Alltel USA || || || Works with network manager out of the box. Just type in info and set to connect automatically ||
|| Huawei EC168C || USB || Detected but does not work in Karmic ||Reliance (India) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/478529|478529]] || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1412 ||Works fine in Jaunty, In Karmic using Wvdial ||
|| Huawei EC226 (EVDO Rev-A) || USB || Works (in Lucid works with wvdial) || CAT Telecom Thailand/Orange Kenya || || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1001 || In Lucid, shows up in NetworkManager 0.8.1 but cannot connect even with correct settings. But with wvdial works straightforward. Doesn't need usb-modeswitch ||
|| Huawei EC321 (CDMA2000) || PCMCIA || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Huawei EC325 (CDMA2000) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Huawei EC328 (CDMA2000) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Huawei EC360 (EVDO Rev-0) || PCMCIA || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Huawei EC500 (EVDO Rev-A) || PCMCIA || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Huawei EC821 (CDMA2000) || PCMCIA || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Huawei EC1260 (HSD Rev-A) || USB || Detected but does not work in Karmic || Reliance (India) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/446146|446146]] || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x140b || Works fine in Jaunty ||
|| Huawei EG162G (EDGE) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Huawei EG602 (EDGE) || PCMCIA || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Huawei K3520 (HSDPA) || USB || Brick || Vodafone (South Africa) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/598555]] || 12d1:1001 || ||
|| Huawei K3765 (HSDPA) || USB || works after modeswitch || Vodafone (Australia) || - || ID || get usb-modeswitch. VMC seems to help too. Not sure about udev-extras||
|| LG LDU-1900D EVDO Rev.A || USB || Works after modeswitch || Wana (Morocco) || - || vendor=0x1004 product=0x6107 ||Use usb_modeswitch to transform PID 0x1000 into 0x6107. ||
|| MU-Q101 || USB || modem not detected, only usb-storage detected and loaded || || [[https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/259028|259028]] || vendor=0x0408 product=0xea02 || Init with ATE0V1&D2&C1S0=0 ||
|| Novatel Wireless Expedite E725 (EVDO Rev-A) || USB-MiniPCIE || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Novatel Wireless Expedite EU850D (HSDPA) || USB-MiniPCIE || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Novatel Wireless Expedite EU860D (HSDPA) || USB-MiniPCIE || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Novatel Wireless Expedite EU870D (HSDPA) || USB-MiniPCIE || UNKNOWN || || || vendor=0x413c product=0x8138 || ||
|| Novatel Wireless Merlin U630 (UMTS) || PCMCIA || Is not seen by network manager || Kanguru (Portugal) || [[https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/248630|248630]] || vendor=0x00a4 product=0x0276 || Requires module serial_cs. To work with full bandwidth requires the command: "/bin/setserial <device, usually /dev/ttyS0> spd_warp low_latency" ||
|| Novatel Wireless Merlin U740 (HSDPA) || USB/PCMCIA || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Novatel Wireless Merlin PC720 (EVDO Rev-A) || USB/PCMCIA || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Novatel Wireless Merlin X720 (EVDO Rev-A) || USB/EXPRESSCARD || Works out of the box || Verizon (USA) || || vendor=0x1410 product=0x1120 || +GCAP: +CIS707-A, CIS-856-A, +MS, +ES, +DS ||
|| Novatel Wireless Merlin X950D (HSUPA) || USB/EXPRESSCARD || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Novatel Wireless Merlin XU870 (HSDPA) || USB/EXPRESSCARD || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Novatel Wireless Merlin XV620 (EVDO Rev-A) || USB/EXPRESSCARD || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Novatel Wireless Ovation MC727 (EVDO Rev-A) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Novatel Wireless Ovation MC930D (HSUPA) || USB || Detected as storage, eject /dev/srX is enough to switch to ttyUSB (option) mode || O2 (uk) || || ID 1410:4400 Novatel Wireless || ||
|| Novatel Wireless Ovation MC950D (HSUPA) || USB || Detected out of the box with 8.04 and NM 0.7 but dialing fails. wvdial works || || || idVendor=0x1410 idProduct=0x4400 || +CGSM,+DS,+ES ||
|| Novatel Wireless Ovation MC950D (HSUPA) || USB || 9.10 (Karmic): Detected as storage, ejecting /dev/srX is enough to switch to ttyUSB (option) mode. Dialing with NM 0.7.996 works fine! ||Provider: [[https://www.hello.com.kh/|HELLO]](Cambodia) || || idVendor=0x1410 idProduct=0x4400 || ||
|| Novatel Wireless Ovation MC990D (HSPA) || USB || Detected out of the box with 9.04 and NM 0.7.0.1 but dialing fails. wvdial and gnome-ppp works ||Movistar (Spain)|| ||vendor=0x1410 product=0x7001|| ||
|| Novatel Wireless Ovation MC990D (HSPA) (Model NRM-MC990D) || USB || After following tweaks in "Notes" to get device recognized, Network Manager wizard was able to connect up flawlessly in 9.10 ||Vodacom (Mozambique)|| ||vendor=0x1410 product=0x0520||Had to use the Instructions here to load the device ([http://www.novatelwireless.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=176&Itemid=331]), then the "Eject" trick here ([http://www.draisberghof.de/usb_modeswitch/#hardware]) to get device detected. Sometimes you have to wait 10 mins for Gnome to give up trying to automount before Eject will be allowed.||
|| Novatel Wireless Ovation MCD3000 (EVDO Rev-A) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Option Wireless Globetrotter GT 0201 (HSDPA) || USB/PCMCIA || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Option Wireless Globetrotter GT 0202 (HSDPA) || USB/PCMCIA || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Option Wireless Globetrotter GT MAX 201 (HSDPA) || USB/PCMCIA || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Option Wireless Globetrotter GT MAX 202 (HSDPA) || USB/PCMCIA || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Option Wireless Globetrotter GT MAX HSUPA (HSUPA) || USB/PCMCIA || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Option Wireless Globetrotter Express 7.2 (HSDPA) || USB/EXPRESSCARD || works || T-Mobile Austria || ||vendor=0x0af0 product=0x6711 ||needs ozerocdoff (http://www.pharscape.org/forum/index.php?topic=545.0) Model GE0201, branded as web'n'walk expresscard II; Ubuntu 8.10 + NM 0.7 ||
|| Option Wireless Globetrotter Express HSUPA (HSUPA) || USB/EXPRESSCARD || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Option Wireless Globetrotter iCON 7.2 (HSDPA) || USB || almost works || XS4ALL (Netherlands)|| [[https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/282787|282787]], 256296 & 272254 || vendor=0x0af0 product=0x6911 || Requires rezero (from ~martijn/ppa) or usb_modeswitch; have to blacklist 'udev.tar.tz fromoption' driver; GSM connection option is shown twice in n-m, but there's only one hso device ||
|| Option Wireless Globetrotter iCON HSUPA (HSUPA) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Option Wireless GTM378 (HSDPA) || USB/Mini-PCIE || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Option Wireless GTM380 (HSUPA) || USB/Mini-PCIE || Not detected by NM0.7 || Vodafone Ireland || || vendor=0x0af0 product=0x7201 || Can be manually configured (usbserial) ||
|| Option Wireless GTM382 (HSUPA) || USB/Mini-PCIE || Works after some hacks || || || vendor=0x0af0 product=0x7501 || Requires turning off Zero``CD plus some HAL tweaks; ColinWatson will push these upstream ||
|| Option Wireless GTM501 (HSUPA) || USB/Embedded || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Option Wireless iCON 210 (HSDPA) || USB || is not seen by network-manager || MCel(Mozambique) || || vendor=0x0af0 product=0x4002 (before modeswitch) product=0x4000 (after modeswitch) || Works with usb-modeswitch, summary: [http://www.equilaris.at/blog/2010/01/13/icon-210-in-ubuntu-9-10/] ||
|| Option Wireless iCON 225 (HSDPA) || USB || works and is seen by network-manager || Orange(Uk) || || vendor=0x0af0 product=0x6971 || using hso-1.6.tar.gz and udev.tar.gz from pharscape. All now working with network-manager ||
|| Option Wireless iCON 401 (HSUPA) || USB || Works in 8.10 by using ozerocdoff. Does NOT work in 9.04 anymore||Welho/DNA || ||vendor 0×0af0 product 0×7401 || Will become to work in 9.04 when NetworkManager 0.7.1 is released or use this [[http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7742081&postcount=17|workaround]] ||
|| Option Wireless iCON 505 (HSDPA) || USB || Working with NetworkManager 0.7.0.100 in 9.04 || 3(UK) || || vendor=0x0af0 product=0xd055 || using hso-1.12.tar.gz and udev.tar.gz from Pharscape. Disconnect button from the applet (available once connected) doesn't work ||
|| Option Wireless Globetrotter (HSUPA) || USB/PCMCIA || works out of the box || Vodafone (germany) || || || ||
|| Option Wireless Globetrotter GPRS (GPRS) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || vendor=0x0013 product=0x???? || ||
|| Option Wireless Globetrotter Fusion (HSDPA) || USB || UNKNOWN || || || vendor=0x0af0 product=0x6000 || ||
|| Option Wireless Globesurfer Icon (HSDPA) 1.8mbs || USB || works with usb-storage>usb-serial switch || || || vendor=0x0af0 product=0x6600 ||Use icon_switch or usb_modeswitch tools. ||
|| Pantech UMW190 (EVDO Rev-A/GSM) || USB || is not seen by network-manager in Lucid || Verizon (USA) || || vendor=106c product=3716 || EVDO works with gnome-ppp, GSM not tested ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 595 (EVDO Rev-A) || USB/PCMCIA || works out of box || N/A || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 595U (EVDO Rev-A) || USB || works out of box || N/A || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 597E (EVDO Rev-A) || USB/EXPRESSCARD || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 598 (EVDO Rev-A) || USB || not yet || Sprint || || vendor=0x1199 product=0x0025 || must run pppd manually, NetworkManager doesn't detect it ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 875 || PCMCIA || works out of box ||Orange(Austria) AT&T || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 880 (HSUPA) || USB/CARDBUS || UNKNOWN || || || || European Optimised Version of the 881 ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 880E (HSUPA) || USB/EXPRESSCARD || works out of box - used umtsmon to connect || || || || European Optimised Version of the 881E ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 880U (HSUPA) || USB || works out of the box || AT&T || || vendor=0x1199 product=0x6856 || European Optimised Version of the 881U, assumed to be the same status ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 881 (HSUPA) || USB/CARDBUS || works with Sierra homepage instructions || AT&T || || vendor=0x1199 product=0x6851 || NetworkManager does not control the device, fails setting APN, has to be controlled via external pppd w/sierra ppp gsm scripts ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 881E (HSUPA) || USB/EXPRESSCARD || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 881U (HSUPA) || USB || works out of the box || AT&T || || vendor=0x1199 product=0x6856 || have to manually load the "option" driver, NetworkManger won't control the connection have to manually run "pppd" ||
|| Sierra Wireless AirCard 885E (HSUPA) || USB/EXPRESSCARD || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless Apex 880 (HSUPA) || USB || UNKNOWN || N/A || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless Compass 597 (EVDO Rev-A) || USB || UNKNOWN || N/A || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless Compass 885 (HSUPA) || USB || UNKNOWN || AT&T || || vendor=0x1199 product=0x6880 || +GCAP: +CGSM,+FCLASS,+DS +COPS: 0,0,"ATT@",0 ||
|| Sierra Wireless MC5725 (EVDO Rev-A) || USB/Mini-PCIE || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless MC5725V (EVDO Rev-A) || USB/Mini-PCIE || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless MC8775 (HSDPA) || USB/Mini-PCIE || works, but required some tweaking || O2 (UK), Elisa Finland || See [[SierraMC8775]] || vendor=0x1199 product=0x6813 || ||
|| Sierra Wireless MC8775V (HSDPA) || USB/Mini-PCIE || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless MC8780 (HSUPA) || USB/Mini-PCIE || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless MC8781 (HSUPA) || USB/Mini-PCIE || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless MC8785V (HSUPA) || USB/Mini-PCIE || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless MC8790 (HSUPA) || USB/Mini-PCIE || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Sierra Wireless MC8790V (HSUPA) || USB/Mini-PCIE || UNKNOWN || || || || ||
|| Sony Ericsson GC86 (EDGE) || PCMCIA || || || || || ||
|| Vodafone K3565 || USB || Does not work at all || Vodafone (UK) || || vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003 || Similar to Huawei E160G, but no external antenna socket ||
|| Vodafone Mobile Connect Original (UMTS) || PCMCIA || UNKNOWN || || || vendor=0x1045 product=0xc861 || ||
|| Vodafone Mobile Connect, UK (Merlin UMTS Modem) || PCMCIA || not seen by network manager || N/A || [[https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/248630|248630]] || vendor=0x00a4 product=0x0276 || ||
|| ZTE MF330 || PCMCIA || || Orange (Poland) || || vendor=0x19d2 product=0x0001 || Works with wvdial&comgt, not detected by NM, reported [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/501005]] ||
|| ZTE MF627 (HSDPA) || USB || Works after workarounds (usb_modeswitch + HAL FDI) || 3 (UK), Smart (Philippines) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/310025|310025]] FDI attached to: [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/310025]] || vendor=0x19d2 product=0x0031 || ||
|| ZTE MF628 (HSDPA) || USB || works, if driver detected correctly(product=0x0015) || Yesss (Austria) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/269858|269858]] FDI attached to: [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal/+bug/267727]] || vendor=0x19d2 product=0x0015 || In 2.6.27: usb-storage patch ||
|| ZTE MF636+ || USB || Works after usb_modeswitch || Elisa, Sonera / Finland, Cosmote (Greece) || || Vendor=0x19d2 Product=0x2000 || usb_modeswitch target ID's: Vendor=0x19d2 Product=0x0031 ||
|| ZTE CDMA (ONDA Communication S.p.A.) || USB || UNKNOWN|| Reliance Broadband(India) || || vendor=0x19d2 product=0xfffd || Works properly with usbserial ||
|| ZTE AC8710 (CDMA/EVDO) || USB || Not recognized by NetworkManager || Tata Indicom Photon+ (India) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/384344|384344]] || vendor=0x19d2 product=0xffff || ONDA Communication S.p.A. +GCAP: +CIS707-A, CIS-856, +MS, +ES, +DS, +FCLASS. Works with wvdial/gnome-ppp/kppp after manually loading usbserial. ||


== Mobile Phones ==
|| '''Hardware''' || '''Type''' || '''Status''' || '''Provider(s)''' || '''LP Bug''' || '''Device ID''' || '''Notes''' ||
|| CECT P168+ (aka the Apple iPhone clone) || GSM Phone, used as GPRS Modem, internet via Bluetooth (this phone does not use USB for this) || Not detected NM 0.7, works via WVDial, but extremely complicated to get it to work || All Providers (Poland) || 293846 || gsmctl -d <MEO0> Manufacturer: MTK1 <ME1> Model: MTK2 <ME2> Revision: YG718-03-SIV100ASIV100B-IPHON, 2007/11/29 18:52 <ME3> Serial Number: 354969010811212>|| Can't find device ID ||
|| Nokia 3109c || GSM Phone via USB || not detected || || [[https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal-info/+bug/259041|259041]] (proposed fix uploaded to [[https://edge.launchpad.net/~network-manager/+archive|NetworkManager PPA]])|| || ||
|| Nokia 5800 || GSM/UMTS Phone via USB/Bluetooth || USB is detected/enabled automatically (nm-0.7), Bluetooth works after a small edition as detailed in [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G/Probing |*NetworkManager/Hardware/3G/Probing]] || DNA Finland || || || ||
|| Nokia 6300 ||GSM Phone via USB || Needs a small patch to hal-info (nm-0.7) ||MTN Nigeria || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal-info/+bug/258197|258197]] (Works out of the box with hal-info from [[https://edge.launchpad.net/~network-manager/+archive|NetworkManager PPA]])|| || ||
|| Nokia 6120c || GSM/UMTS Phone via USB || Works out-of-box || 3 UK || || || ||
|| Nokia 6500c || GSM Phone via Bluetooth || Not detected, works fine with manual configuration || Vodafone Ireland || || || ||
|| Nokia 6500c || GSM Phone via USB || Works fine || Most providers, KPN Netherlands in this case. || || vendor=0x0421, product=0x003d; +GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+W || ||
|| Nokia 6630 ||GSM/UMTS Phone via USB/Bluetooth || Detected via USB / Not detected via Bluetooth ||Saunalahti (Finland) || || vendor=0x0421, product=0x0410 || Tested with DKU-2, CA-52 - both work ||
|| Nokia E51 ||GSM/UMTS Phone via USB/Bluetooth || Not detected via USB ||Swisscom (Switzerland) || [[https://launchpad.net/bugs/261416|261416]] || || ||
|| Nokia E75 ||GSM/UMTS/HSDPA Phone via USB/Bluetooth || Detected via USB / Not detected via Bluetooth || E-Plus Germany || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/network-manager/+bug/262392]] || || freezes Ubuntu Karmic Koala upon attempt to reconnect ||
|| Nokia E71 ||GSM/UMTS/HSDPA Phone via USB/Bluetooth || USB modem works out of the box, Bluetooth ||E-Plus (Germany), Telkomsel Flash (Indonesia) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal-info/+bug/257045|#257045]] || vendor=0x421, product=0xab || Using Kubuntu Intrepid Ibex 8.10 with latest updates. Bluetooth may need BlueMan ||
|| Nokia E70 ||GSM/UMTS Phone via USB/Bluetooth || Detected via USB / Not detected via Bluetooth ||o2 (Germany) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/257725|257725]] (proposed fix uploaded to [[https://edge.launchpad.net/~network-manager/+archive|NetworkManager PPA]])|| || ||
|| Nokia E90 || GSM/UMTS Phone via USB/Bluetooth || Not detected by NM, but works fine with manual rfcomm+pppd+chat setup. || TDC/Sonofon (Denmark) || [[https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/274952|274952]] || +GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+W +COPS: 0,2,"23801",2 <ME0> Manufacturer: Nokia <ME1> Model: Nokia E90 <ME2> Revision: V 210.41.48.2 10-04-08 RA-6 (c) Nokia <ME3> Serial Number:xxx vendor=0x421 product=0x04ce|| Solution is described in the bug ||
|| Nokia E90 || GSM/UMTS Phone via USB/Bluetooth || Works fine || Saunalahti (Finland) || || || Using Ubuntu Lucid. Getting Bluetooth working required blueman-manager (from blueman package) ||
|| Nokia N73 || GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via Bluetooth || Not detected, works fine with manual configuration || Vodafone (Spain) || || || ||
|| Nokia N73 || GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via USB || Detected, works great || Orange (Romania) || || || ||
|| Nokia N82 || GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via USB || Works out of the box || All || || || Works fine in both Karmic and Lucid. Just connect phone in PC Suite Mode ||
|| Nokia N85 || GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via Bluetooth/USB || "Detected" by NM, connection attempts may fail due to wrong default AP: 0 add device ID to /usr/share/hal/fdi/information/10freedesktop/10-modem.fdi Nokia section 1 configure mobile broadband using Comviq/Tele2, 2 change connection APN from "mobileinternet.tele2.se" to "internet.tele2.se" i.e. default received in cfg messages from comviq. || Comviq/Tele2 Sweden. || || ID 0421:0094 || connects fine via wvdial when specifying tele2's internet.tele2.se as AP, and forcing the nameservers into resolve.conf ||
|| Nokia N900 || GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via USB || "Detected" by NM, in pc connectivity mode || Wind (Canada) || || ID 0421:01c8 || ||
|| Nokia N95-2 || GMS/UMTS/HSDPA phone via USB || Generic CDC+ACM, Works after small hal-info patch || T-Mobile (UK) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal-info/+bug/285494|bug 285494]] || vendor=0x0421, product=0x070 || ||
|| Nokia N95-3 (RM-160) || GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via USB || Generic CDC+ACM, Works after small hal-info patch || Telstra (Australia) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/262566|bug 262556, with patch]] || vendor=0x0421, product=0x04f0, AT+GCAP: +GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+W || ||
|| Nokia N95-3 (RM-160) || GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via Bluetooth || Not detected via bluetooth, but works fine with manual rfcomm+pppd+chat setup. || Telstra (Australia) || || || ||
|| T-Mobile Dash || GSM Phone via USB || generic rndis device || T-Mobile(USA) || || || ||
|| Toshiba TS705 || GSM Phone via USB || Detected, not able to connect yet || Yoigo (Spain)|| [[https://launchpad.net/bugs/255304|255304]] and [[https://launchpad.net/bugs/257111|257111]] || || ||
|| LG U990 || GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via USB || Generic CDC+ACM, works after small hal-info patch || Three (Australia) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/263044|263044]] || vendor=0x1004, product=0x6000 || ||
|| LG U990 || GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via Bluetooth || Not detected by NM, but works fine with manual rfcomm+pppd+chat setup || Three (Australia) || || AT+GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+ES || ||
|| RIM BlackBerry 8100 || CDMA Phone via USB/Bluetooth || Not detected by NM, works fine whit KPPP || Iusacell(México) || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/290576|290576]] || vendor=0fca, product=0004 Research In Motion, Ltd. || ||
|| Samsung SGH-Z370 || GSM/UMTS phone via USB/Bluetooth || works out-of-box || Play (Poland) || || vendor=0x04e8, product=0x6601 || Detected as Samsung Z100 via USB, plays well with NM0.7 via USB, for bluetooth use command line ||
|| Sony Ericsson K510i || GSM/EDGE phone via USB/Bluetooth || Works out-of-box || Telkomsel Flash (Indonesia) || || || May need BlueMan for Bluetooth ||
|| Sony Ericsson K610i || GSM/UMTS phone via USB/Bluetooth || Works out-of-box || Smart (Philippines) || || || ||
|| Sony Ericsson K770i || GPRS/UMTS phone via USB|| Works out-of-box || Vodafone (UK) || || || ||
|| Sony Ericsson W910i || GPRS/UMTS/EDGE/HSDPA phone via USB|| Works out-of-box || Blau (E-Plus) Germany || || || ||
|| Motorola E770V || GSM/UMTS phone via USB/Bluetooth || Not detected by NM || || [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal-info/+bug/321485|321485]] || vendor=22b8, product=3002 || ||
|| Nokia E52 || GSM/UMTS phone via USB/Bluetooth || works with no problem on usb || Simobil(Vodafone) || || || bluetooth not detected modem ||
== Provider info ==
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|| Provider || Country || APN || Other information ||
|| Tele 2 || Sweden || mobileinternet.tele2.se || May need dummy username and password (just enter anything) ||
|| Elisa || Finland || huh? || username "rlnet" (apparently not needed), password "internet" ||
|| AT&T || USA || N/A || username/pass just dummy data "testing/testing" and the number needs to be *99# ||
||MTN NG || Nigeria || web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net || Use GPRS always; username: web; password: web ||		 /!\ If you discover you need provider information from here or elsewhere, please file a bug against the mobile-broadband-provider-info package so we can improve the experience for all users to a level where all providers Just Work out of the box. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mobile-broadband-provider-info

As today (16/01/09) bug #317860 at Launchpad cover a lot of Service Providers missing. (https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mobile-broadband-provider-info/+bug/317860)

|| '''Provider''' || '''Country''' || '''APN''' || '''Dial''' || '''Username''' || '''Password''' || '''Other information''' ||
|| 3 || Australia || 3netaccess || || N/A || N/A || ||
|| 3 || Austria || drei.at || *99# || N/A || N/A || username and password can be empty ||
|| 3 Bredband || Sweden || bredband.tre.se || *99# || dummy || dummy || APN depends on contract: 3 Bredband Kontant is "net.tre.se", 3 Bredband is "bredband.tre.se" (the new autotool entered "data.tre.se" which also worked, deprecated address?) UPDATE: data.tre.se is for mobile phone usage (same speed though) and will only give you a NATed address. May have to enter DNS servers manually (please fix this bug): 80.251.192.244 and 80.251.192.245 ||
|| 3 Kontant || Sweden || net.tre.se || *99# || dummy || dummy || APN depends on contract. 3 Bredband Kontant is "net.tre.se", 3 Bredband is "bredband.tre.se" ||
|| 3 || Italy || naviga.tre.it || || anon || anon || ||
|| 3 || Ireland || 3ireland.ie || || 3ireland || 3ireland || ||
|| 3 || UK || three.co.uk || || three || three || APN is dependant on contract. PAYG is "three.co.uk" full contract is "3internet" ||
|| A1 (mobilkom) || Austria || a1.net || *99# || ppp@a1plus.at || ppp || ||
|| AT&T || USA || N/A || wap.cingular || WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM || CINGULAR1 || username/pass just dummy data and the number needs to be *99# ||
|| BiBoB || Denmark || internet.bibob.dk || *99# || N/A || N/A || username and password can be empty ||
|| China Mobile || China || cmnet || || zte || zte || ||
|| Claro || Brazil || claro.com.br || *99# || claro || claro || Have to manually edit the DNS servers in /etc/resolv.conf, ADD nameserver 200.255.121.39 nameserver 200.169.117.14 ||
|| Econet || Zimbabwe || econet.net ||*99***1#/*99# || N/A || N/A || ||
|| Elisa || Finland || internet || *99***1# || rlnet || internet || username "rlnet" (apparently not needed), password "internet" ||
|| e-moble || Japan || emb.ne.jp || *99***1# || em || em || ||
|| Globe Visibility || Philippines || internet.globe.com.ph || *99# or *99***1# || N/A || N/A || ||
|| Kanguru || Portugal || myconnection || *99***1# || N/A || N/A || May need dummy username and password (enter anything) DNS Servers: 62.169.67.172 and 62.169.67.171 (see [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/270282|270282]] and [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/248630|248630]]) ||
|| Kanguru (fixo) || Portugal || kangurufixo || *99***1# || N/A || N/A || Dummy username and password. DNS Servers: 62.169.67.172 and 62.169.67.171 ||
|| ice.net || Sweden || N/A || #777 || cdma || cdma || ||
|| IM3 || Indonesia || www.indosat-m3.net || || im3 || im3 || ||
|| Iusacell || México || N/A || #777 || N/A || N/A || username/password can be anything ||
|| M-Budget Mobile || Switzerland || gprs.swisscom.ch || *99# || gprs || gprs || ||
|| MCel || Mozambique || isp.mcel.mz || *99# || guest || guest || ||
|| MobileOne || Singapore || sunsurf || || M1 || M1 || ||
|| Movistar || Spain || movistar.es || || movistar || movistar || ||
|| MTN NG || Nigeria || web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net || || web || web || Use GPRS always; username: web; password: web ||
|| Netcom || Norway || internet || || internet || internet || ||
|| o2 || Germany || internet or surfo2 (see [[http://o2online.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/o2online.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_sid=X5JmnObj&p_accessibility=0&p_redirect=&p_lva=478&p_li=&p_faqid=472&p_created=1182170843|FAQ]]) || || N/A || N/A || any username and password ||
|| o2 || Ireland || open.internet || || gprs || gprs || ||
|| Optimus || Portugal || myconnection || *99***1# || N/A || N/A || May need dummy username and password (enter anything) ||
|| o2 || UK || mobile.o2.co.uk || *99# || N/A || N/A || ||
|| o2 PAYG || UK || m-bb.o2.co.uk || *99# || o2bb || password || Username & password may be anything ||
|| Optus Prepaid || Australia || preconnect || || N/A || N/A || Needs to be able to recieve SMS's to activate the SIM. Windows utility has this capability. Works perfectly in Ubuntu when activated. ||
|| Orange (formerly ONE) || Austria || orange.web or fullspeed or web.one.at || *99# || web || web || ||
|| Orange || UK || orangeinternet or internetvpn (see [[http://www.business.orange.co.uk/servlet/Satellite?pagename=Business&c=OUKPage&cid=1044134122137|FAQ]])|| || orange || orange || ||
|| Play || Poland || internet || *99# || N/A || N/A || Leave user and password blank ||
|| Powertel || Zimbabwe || || #777 || 111 || 111 || ||
|| PT. SATelindo C || Indonesia || indosat3g || || indosat || indosat || ||
|| Pro XL || Indonesia || www.xlgprs.net || || xlgprs || proxl || ||
|| Proximus || Belgium || internet.proximus.be || *99# || test || test || May need "Prefer GPRS". Used Huawei e220 ||
|| Reliance NetConnect Broadband+ || India ||N/A ||#777|| Your_mobile_number ||Your_mobile_number|| NetworkMangaer should ask Username / Password before completing wizards ||
|| Safaricom || Kenya || web.safaricom.com || *99# || web || web || ||
|| SFR || France || websfr || || websfr || websfr || ||
|| Smart || Philippines || Internet or Smart``Bro || *99# || N/A || N/A || The PPP Authentication Method should be set to PAP. DNS Address preferably configured to Open``DNS or Google since ISPs' DNS not reliable ||
|| Sprint || USA || unknown || #777 || N/A || N/A || number: #777 authenticates via ESN ||
|| Simyo || Spain || gprs-service.com || || N/A || N/A || ||
|| Sunrise || Switzerland || internet || *99# || || || ||
|| Swisscom || Switzerland || gprs.swisscom.ch || *99# || gprs || gprs || ||
|| T-Mobile || USA || internet2.voicestream.com || || N/A || N/A || ||
|| Tata Indicom Photon+ || India || N/A || #777 || internet || internet || ||
|| Tele 2 || Sweden || mobileinternet.tele2.se || *99# || || || May need dummy username and password (enter anything) ||
|| Telkomsel Flash - Time based || Indonesia || flash || || flash || flash|| ||
|| Telkomsel Flash - Unlimited || Indonesia || internet || *99# || || || ||
|| TeliaSonera || Sweden || online.telia.se || || 3G || internet || ||
|| Telstra || Australia || Telstra.WAP or Telstra.Internet || *99# || N/A || N/A || ||
|| Telenor || Serbia || internet || *99# || telenor || gprs || ||
|| Telenor || Sweden || services.telenor.se || || || || ||
|| Tigo || Colombia || web.colombiamovil.com.co || *99# || N/A || N/A || ||
|| TIM || Italy || ibox.tim.it || || anon || anon || ||
|| TMN || Portugal || internet || *99# || || || username and password can be empty ||
|| TW Mobile || Taiwan || internet || *99# || || || username/password can be anything ||
|| Verizon || USA || N/A || #777 || <phonenum>@vzw3g.com || vzw || username/pass can be blank ||
|| Vodacom || South Africa || internet || || vodafone || vodafone || ||
|| Vodafone || Germany || web.vodafone.de || || vodafone || vodafone || ||
|| Vodafone || Hungary || standardnet.vodafone.net ||*99***1# || ANY || ANY|| Normal graphics ||
|| Vodafone || Hungary || internet.vodafone.net ||*99***1# || ANY || ANY|| Reduced graphics ||
|| Vodafone || Hungary / Prepaid || vitamax.snet.vodafone.net ||*99***1# || ANY || ANY|| Normal graphics ||
|| Vodafone || Hungary / Prepaid || vitamax.internet.vodafone.net ||*99***1# || ANY || ANY|| Reduced graphics ||
|| Vodafone || Italy || web.omnitel.it || || vodafone || vodafone || ||
|| Vodafone || Ireland || hs.vodafone.ie || || vodafone || vodafone || ||
|| Vodafone || Netherlands || live.vodafone.com || || vodafone || vodafone || ||
|| Vodafone || Portugal || internet.vodafone.pt || || vodafone || vodafone || ||
|| Vodafone || Romania ||internet.vodafone.ro || || internet.vodafone.ro || vodafone || ||
|| Vodafone || Spain || ac.vodafone.es || || vodafone || vodafone|| ||
|| Vodafone || UK || internet || || vodafone || vodafone || ||
|| VIP || Croatia || data.vip.hr || || 38591 || 38591 || ||
|| Virgin Mobile || Australia || virgininternet || || N/A || N/A || ||
|| Virgin Mobile Prepaid|| Australia || !VirginBroadband || || N/A || N/A || Need to disable CHAP (via Network Manager, edit settings, PPP settings tab) ||
|| Wana || Morocco || || #777 || wana || wana || ||
|| Welho || Finland || internet.welho.fi ||*99# ||N/A|| N/A || In Network-manager chose DNA and modify APN ||
|| Wind || Canada || internet.windmobile.ca || *99# || || || ||
|| Wind || Italy || internet.wind || || anon || anon || ||
|| XS4ALL || Netherlands || umts.xs4all.nl || (umts/gprs default) || chosen username || chosen password || Username and password are chosen when you register for the service. ||
|| Yesss || Austria || web.yesss.at || *99# || dummy || dummy || ||
|| Yoigo || Spain || internet || *99***1# || yoigo || yoigo || ||

This page is part of the 3GNetworkingIntrepid effort. You will find information relevant for various Releases of Ubuntu, not only Intrepid.

Contents

Contents

  1. Data Card Info
    1. How to obtain device details
    2. Mobile Broadband cards
    3. Mobile Phones
    4. Provider info

Data Card Info

This page lists hardware details and test results for mobile broadband hardware (including mobile phones) for NetworkManager 0.7 3G networking testing and development.

If your device isn't listed, please add it to the table below. If it's not detected by the latest NetworkManager 0.7 from the NetworkManager PPA, file a bug according to the instructions here. Remember to attach your lshal output to the bug report you file and to link to the bug report from the entry for your hardware on this page.

How to obtain device details

Many modems are internally installed in a laptop, or are rebranded/rebadged devices from other providers. They also vary in terms of their capabilities, many of which can't be discovered from the USB device IDs alone.

Some detailed instructions on how to probe your modem to find out the real manufacturer details, modem capabilities, USB vendor and product IDs, etc can be found in NetworkManager/Hardware/3G/Probing. Adding this information - particularly the capabilities string and the real manufacturer - to the "Notes" section of the entry for your device would be helpful.

Mobile Broadband cards

For mobile phones, see the next section. This list is for add-in or built-in dedicated mobile broadband modems.

Hardware

Type

Status

Provider(s)

LP Bug

Device ID

Notes

Bandrich Bandluxe C100 (HSDPA)

USB

UNKNOWN

Bandrich Bandluxe C100S (HSDPA)

USB

works out of box

ChungHwa Telecom (Taiwan), Taiwan Mobile (Taiwan)

wvdial works fine

Bandrich Bandluxe C120 (HSDPA)

USB

works out of the box

Not working with Network Manager. Using wvdial. Have to unmount the device storgae before connecting though. As give here here

Bandrich Bandluxe M150 (HSDPA)

Mini-PCI (USB)

UNKNOWN

Bandrich Bandluxe M250 (HSUPA)

Mini-PCI (USB)

UNKNOWN

C-motech D-50 (CDMA)

USB

UNKNOWN

ice.net (Sweden)

vendor=0x16d8 product=0x6803

C-motech CNU-680 (CDMA)

USB

UNKNOWN

ice.net (Sweden)

vendor=0x16d8 product=0x6803

Dell 5510 Mobile Broadband (HSDPA)

Mini-PCI (USB)

Works with Network Manger & pppd

AT&T

vendor=0x413c product=0x8137

Novatel Wireless Expedite

Dell 5520 Mobile Broadband (HSDPA)

Mini-PCI (USB)

Works with patch to drivers/usb/serial/option.c and change to hal FDI config

Telstra (Australia)

262498

vendor=0x413c product=0x8138

Novatel Wireless Expedite EU870D MiniCard. AT+GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+ES

Dell 5720 VZW Mobile Broadband (EVDO Rev-A)

Mini-PCI (USB)

works out of box

Verizon

vendor=0x413c product=0x8133

Novatel Wireless Expedite

Dell 5720 Sprint Mobile Broadband (EVDO Rev-A)

Mini-PCI (USB)

unknown

Sprint

vendor=0x413c product=0x8134

Novatel Wireless Expedite. Just change line 233 of /usr/share/hal/fdi/information/10freedesktop/10-modem.fdi from <match key="@info.parent:usb.product_id" int_outof="0x8114;0x8117;0x8128;0x8129;0x8133"> to <match key="@info.parent:usb.product_id" int_outof="0x8114;0x8117;0x8128;0x8129;0x8133;0x8134"> and reboot. Then everything works.

Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband Minicard

Mini-PCIE (USB)

Works with wvdail

Vodafone (D2)

334964

vendor=0x0bdb product=0x1900

nm detects it, but looks like nm is not able to use it

Haier CE100 (EVDO Rev-A)

USB

REQUIRES HACK

Smart (Indonesia)

vendor=0x201e product=0x2009

Must eject the USB Mass Storage first, then need either modprobe usbserial or patching option.ko. Network Manager does not work. wvdial, pon, gnome-ppp all work fine when configured properly.

HP ev2210 (EVDO Rev-A)

Mini-PCIE (USB)

Verizon (USA)

511066

vendor=0x03f0 product=0x211d

Module is Sierra MC5725

HP hs2300 (HSDPA)

Mini-PCIE (USB)

Works with Network Manager & pppd

Vodafone (D2)

vendor=0x03f0 product=0x1e1d

Module is a Sierra MC8775, use Driver from sierra wireless. You need to load usbserial with options vendor and product - If Module is not visible in lsusb you need to go to windows and enable the device in hp wireless settings

Huawei B81 (HSDPA)

USB

works out of box

M-Budget (Switzerland)

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1446

same device as Huawei E1762

Huawei E160 (HSDPA)

USB

Does not work at all

Orange (Austria), Wind (Italy), T-Mobile (UK), O2 PAYG (UK), Safaricom (Kenya)

Huawei E160G (HSDPA)

USB

works out of box

3 (UK)

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003

Detected as E220/E270

Huawei E166 (HSDPA)

USB

UNKNOWN

Huawei E169 (HSDPA)

USB

works out of box

Optus (Australia), Drei (Austria), O2 (Germany), ChungHwa Telecom (Taiwan), Play (Poland), Wind (Italy)

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1001

Identified as Huawei E620 (same vendor and product-id)

Huawei E169G (HSDPA)

USB

UNKNOWN

This is NOT the same device as E169 - unfortunately I don't have any info on it!

Huawei E170 (HSUPA)

USB

works out of box

tested with Ubuntu 8.10 and NetworkManager 0.7

Huawei E1762 (HSDPA)

USB

works out of box

M-Budget (Switzerland)

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1446

Huawei E180 (HSUPA)

USB

works

Orange (Austria), 3 (Sweden)

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003

you have to blacklist airprime, which is loaded wrongly when plugging in and won't onload anymore, so you need to reboot in that case. UPDATE: the airprime driver has been removed in 2.6.27, so this won't be a problem in future. Identified as Huawei E220 (same vendor and product-id). Works out of the box at 3 Sweden, but may have to manually set DNS servers

Huawei E180v (?)

USB

works with wvdial

Swisscom (Switzerland)

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x140c

tested with Ubuntu 9.04, wvdial works like described here, but "Stupid Mode = 1" should be added to wvdial.conf

Huawei E200 (HSDPA)

USB

works out of box

N/A

Huawei E216 (HSDPA)

USB

UNKNOWN

Huawei E219 (HSDPA)

USB

works out of the box

DiGi (Malaysia)

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003

tested with Ubuntu 9.04 and NetworkManager 0.7

Huawei E220 (HSDPA)

USB

works out of box

Tele2 Sweden, 3 Sweden, Orange (Austria), Play (Poland), Vodafone (Spain), 3 Italia, e-mobile (Japan), Telenor (Serbia), Safaricom (Kenya)

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003

in Japan, e-moble sells it as "D02HW"; "Out of box", on Eee 1000HD, only with "network-manager" & eee kernel (http://array.org/ubuntu/)

Huawei E226 (HSDPA)

USB

Works

Claro (Brazil)

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003

Have to manually edit the DNS servers in /etc/resolv.conf, ADD nameserver 200.255.121.39 nameserver 200.169.117.14

Huawei E230 (HSUPA)

USB

works out of the box

3 Austria, MTN South Africa

Recognized as E220.

Huawei E270 (HSUPA)

USB

Works

3 Sweden

I have "blacklist airprime" in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist for my E220. UPDATE: the airprime driver has been removed in 2.6.27, so this won't be a problem in future.

Huawei E510 (HSDPA)

USB

UNKNOWN

DVB-T Mobile TV

Huawei E620

USB

NOT WORKING (with NM 0.7)/ works (NM 0.7.1~rc4)

PT Kanguru, simyo

270282

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1001

PCMCIA card identified as USB device, internal modem in eeePC 901go

Huawei E620

USB

Works

three.ie

546728

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1001

In lucid, needs usb-modeswitch-data_20100127-1_all.deb and usb-modeswitch_1.1.0-2_i386.deb installing and probably sudo modprobe option

Huawei E870

USB/EXPRESSCARD

Works out of box

T-Mobile Austria

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003

web'n'walk ExpressCard IV; is identified as E220; Ubuntu 8.10 + NM 0.7

Huawei E1550

USB

Works

Zain/Celtel (Kenya), drei (Austria)

401655

Works in Karmic but not Jaunty. Works in Lucid only with usb-modeswitch installed.

Huawei E1750 (HSPA)

USB

Works

Safaricom (Kenya)

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1446

Works out of the box in Maverick (tested with kernel 2.6.35.7). Lucid (2.6.32.24) works with usb-modeswitch installed. Modem is also network-locked

Huawei EC121 (CDMA2000)

USB

UNKNOWN

Huawei EC168 (EVDO Rev-A)

USB

works in 9.10

Alltel USA

Works with network manager out of the box. Just type in info and set to connect automatically

Huawei EC168C

USB

Detected but does not work in Karmic

Reliance (India)

478529

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1412

Works fine in Jaunty, In Karmic using Wvdial

Huawei EC226 (EVDO Rev-A)

USB

Works (in Lucid works with wvdial)

CAT Telecom Thailand/Orange Kenya

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1001

In Lucid, shows up in NetworkManager 0.8.1 but cannot connect even with correct settings. But with wvdial works straightforward. Doesn't need usb-modeswitch

Huawei EC321 (CDMA2000)

PCMCIA

UNKNOWN

Huawei EC325 (CDMA2000)

USB

UNKNOWN

Huawei EC328 (CDMA2000)

USB

UNKNOWN

Huawei EC360 (EVDO Rev-0)

PCMCIA

UNKNOWN

Huawei EC500 (EVDO Rev-A)

PCMCIA

UNKNOWN

Huawei EC821 (CDMA2000)

PCMCIA

UNKNOWN

Huawei EC1260 (HSD Rev-A)

USB

Detected but does not work in Karmic

Reliance (India)

446146

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x140b

Works fine in Jaunty

Huawei EG162G (EDGE)

USB

UNKNOWN

Huawei EG602 (EDGE)

PCMCIA

UNKNOWN

Huawei K3520 (HSDPA)

USB

Brick

Vodafone (South Africa)

https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/598555

12d1:1001

Huawei K3765 (HSDPA)

USB

works after modeswitch

Vodafone (Australia)

-

ID

get usb-modeswitch. VMC seems to help too. Not sure about udev-extras

LG LDU-1900D EVDO Rev.A

USB

Works after modeswitch

Wana (Morocco)

-

vendor=0x1004 product=0x6107

Use usb_modeswitch to transform PID 0x1000 into 0x6107.

MU-Q101

USB

modem not detected, only usb-storage detected and loaded

259028

vendor=0x0408 product=0xea02

Init with ATE0V1&D2&C1S0=0

Novatel Wireless Expedite E725 (EVDO Rev-A)

USB-MiniPCIE

UNKNOWN

Novatel Wireless Expedite EU850D (HSDPA)

USB-MiniPCIE

UNKNOWN

Novatel Wireless Expedite EU860D (HSDPA)

USB-MiniPCIE

UNKNOWN

Novatel Wireless Expedite EU870D (HSDPA)

USB-MiniPCIE

UNKNOWN

vendor=0x413c product=0x8138

Novatel Wireless Merlin U630 (UMTS)

PCMCIA

Is not seen by network manager

Kanguru (Portugal)

248630

vendor=0x00a4 product=0x0276

Requires module serial_cs. To work with full bandwidth requires the command: "/bin/setserial <device, usually /dev/ttyS0> spd_warp low_latency"

Novatel Wireless Merlin U740 (HSDPA)

USB/PCMCIA

UNKNOWN

Novatel Wireless Merlin PC720 (EVDO Rev-A)

USB/PCMCIA

UNKNOWN

Novatel Wireless Merlin X720 (EVDO Rev-A)

USB/EXPRESSCARD

Works out of the box

Verizon (USA)

vendor=0x1410 product=0x1120

+GCAP: +CIS707-A, CIS-856-A, +MS, +ES, +DS

Novatel Wireless Merlin X950D (HSUPA)

USB/EXPRESSCARD

UNKNOWN

Novatel Wireless Merlin XU870 (HSDPA)

USB/EXPRESSCARD

UNKNOWN

Novatel Wireless Merlin XV620 (EVDO Rev-A)

USB/EXPRESSCARD

UNKNOWN

Novatel Wireless Ovation MC727 (EVDO Rev-A)

USB

UNKNOWN

Novatel Wireless Ovation MC930D (HSUPA)

USB

Detected as storage, eject /dev/srX is enough to switch to ttyUSB (option) mode

O2 (uk)

ID 1410:4400 Novatel Wireless

Novatel Wireless Ovation MC950D (HSUPA)

USB

Detected out of the box with 8.04 and NM 0.7 but dialing fails. wvdial works

idVendor=0x1410 idProduct=0x4400

+CGSM,+DS,+ES

Novatel Wireless Ovation MC950D (HSUPA)

USB

9.10 (Karmic): Detected as storage, ejecting /dev/srX is enough to switch to ttyUSB (option) mode. Dialing with NM 0.7.996 works fine!

Provider: HELLO(Cambodia)

idVendor=0x1410 idProduct=0x4400

Novatel Wireless Ovation MC990D (HSPA)

USB

Detected out of the box with 9.04 and NM 0.7.0.1 but dialing fails. wvdial and gnome-ppp works

Movistar (Spain)

vendor=0x1410 product=0x7001

Novatel Wireless Ovation MC990D (HSPA) (Model NRM-MC990D)

USB

After following tweaks in "Notes" to get device recognized, Network Manager wizard was able to connect up flawlessly in 9.10

Vodacom (Mozambique)

vendor=0x1410 product=0x0520

Had to use the Instructions here to load the device ([http://www.novatelwireless.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=176&Itemid=331]), then the "Eject" trick here ([http://www.draisberghof.de/usb_modeswitch/#hardware]) to get device detected. Sometimes you have to wait 10 mins for Gnome to give up trying to automount before Eject will be allowed.

Novatel Wireless Ovation MCD3000 (EVDO Rev-A)

USB

UNKNOWN

Option Wireless Globetrotter GT 0201 (HSDPA)

USB/PCMCIA

UNKNOWN

Option Wireless Globetrotter GT 0202 (HSDPA)

USB/PCMCIA

UNKNOWN

Option Wireless Globetrotter GT MAX 201 (HSDPA)

USB/PCMCIA

UNKNOWN

Option Wireless Globetrotter GT MAX 202 (HSDPA)

USB/PCMCIA

UNKNOWN

Option Wireless Globetrotter GT MAX HSUPA (HSUPA)

USB/PCMCIA

UNKNOWN

Option Wireless Globetrotter Express 7.2 (HSDPA)

USB/EXPRESSCARD

works

T-Mobile Austria

vendor=0x0af0 product=0x6711

needs ozerocdoff (http://www.pharscape.org/forum/index.php?topic=545.0) Model GE0201, branded as web'n'walk expresscard II; Ubuntu 8.10 + NM 0.7

Option Wireless Globetrotter Express HSUPA (HSUPA)

USB/EXPRESSCARD

UNKNOWN

Option Wireless Globetrotter iCON 7.2 (HSDPA)

USB

almost works

XS4ALL (Netherlands)

282787, 256296 & 272254

vendor=0x0af0 product=0x6911

Requires rezero (from ~martijn/ppa) or usb_modeswitch; have to blacklist 'udev.tar.tz fromoption' driver; GSM connection option is shown twice in n-m, but there's only one hso device

Option Wireless Globetrotter iCON HSUPA (HSUPA)

USB

UNKNOWN

Option Wireless GTM378 (HSDPA)

USB/Mini-PCIE

UNKNOWN

Option Wireless GTM380 (HSUPA)

USB/Mini-PCIE

Not detected by NM0.7

Vodafone Ireland

vendor=0x0af0 product=0x7201

Can be manually configured (usbserial)

Option Wireless GTM382 (HSUPA)

USB/Mini-PCIE

Works after some hacks

vendor=0x0af0 product=0x7501

Requires turning off ZeroCD plus some HAL tweaks; ColinWatson will push these upstream

Option Wireless GTM501 (HSUPA)

USB/Embedded

UNKNOWN

Option Wireless iCON 210 (HSDPA)

USB

is not seen by network-manager

MCel(Mozambique)

vendor=0x0af0 product=0x4002 (before modeswitch) product=0x4000 (after modeswitch)

Works with usb-modeswitch, summary: [http://www.equilaris.at/blog/2010/01/13/icon-210-in-ubuntu-9-10/]

Option Wireless iCON 225 (HSDPA)

USB

works and is seen by network-manager

Orange(Uk)

vendor=0x0af0 product=0x6971

using hso-1.6.tar.gz and udev.tar.gz from pharscape. All now working with network-manager

Option Wireless iCON 401 (HSUPA)

USB

Works in 8.10 by using ozerocdoff. Does NOT work in 9.04 anymore

Welho/DNA

vendor 0×0af0 product 0×7401

Will become to work in 9.04 when NetworkManager 0.7.1 is released or use this workaround

Option Wireless iCON 505 (HSDPA)

USB

Working with NetworkManager 0.7.0.100 in 9.04

3(UK)

vendor=0x0af0 product=0xd055

using hso-1.12.tar.gz and udev.tar.gz from Pharscape. Disconnect button from the applet (available once connected) doesn't work

Option Wireless Globetrotter (HSUPA)

USB/PCMCIA

works out of the box

Vodafone (germany)

Option Wireless Globetrotter GPRS (GPRS)

USB

UNKNOWN

vendor=0x0013 product=0x????

Option Wireless Globetrotter Fusion (HSDPA)

USB

UNKNOWN

vendor=0x0af0 product=0x6000

Option Wireless Globesurfer Icon (HSDPA) 1.8mbs

USB

works with usb-storage>usb-serial switch

vendor=0x0af0 product=0x6600

Use icon_switch or usb_modeswitch tools.

Pantech UMW190 (EVDO Rev-A/GSM)

USB

is not seen by network-manager in Lucid

Verizon (USA)

vendor=106c product=3716

EVDO works with gnome-ppp, GSM not tested

Sierra Wireless AirCard 595 (EVDO Rev-A)

USB/PCMCIA

works out of box

N/A

Sierra Wireless AirCard 595U (EVDO Rev-A)

USB

works out of box

N/A

Sierra Wireless AirCard 597E (EVDO Rev-A)

USB/EXPRESSCARD

UNKNOWN

Sierra Wireless AirCard 598 (EVDO Rev-A)

USB

not yet

Sprint

vendor=0x1199 product=0x0025

must run pppd manually, NetworkManager doesn't detect it

Sierra Wireless AirCard 875

PCMCIA

works out of box

Orange(Austria) AT&T

Sierra Wireless AirCard 880 (HSUPA)

USB/CARDBUS

UNKNOWN

European Optimised Version of the 881

Sierra Wireless AirCard 880E (HSUPA)

USB/EXPRESSCARD

works out of box - used umtsmon to connect

European Optimised Version of the 881E

Sierra Wireless AirCard 880U (HSUPA)

USB

works out of the box

AT&T

vendor=0x1199 product=0x6856

European Optimised Version of the 881U, assumed to be the same status

Sierra Wireless AirCard 881 (HSUPA)

USB/CARDBUS

works with Sierra homepage instructions

AT&T

vendor=0x1199 product=0x6851

NetworkManager does not control the device, fails setting APN, has to be controlled via external pppd w/sierra ppp gsm scripts

Sierra Wireless AirCard 881E (HSUPA)

USB/EXPRESSCARD

UNKNOWN

Sierra Wireless AirCard 881U (HSUPA)

USB

works out of the box

AT&T

vendor=0x1199 product=0x6856

have to manually load the "option" driver, NetworkManger won't control the connection have to manually run "pppd"

Sierra Wireless AirCard 885E (HSUPA)

USB/EXPRESSCARD

UNKNOWN

Sierra Wireless Apex 880 (HSUPA)

USB

UNKNOWN

N/A

Sierra Wireless Compass 597 (EVDO Rev-A)

USB

UNKNOWN

N/A

Sierra Wireless Compass 885 (HSUPA)

USB

UNKNOWN

AT&T

vendor=0x1199 product=0x6880

+GCAP: +CGSM,+FCLASS,+DS +COPS: 0,0,"ATT@",0

Sierra Wireless MC5725 (EVDO Rev-A)

USB/Mini-PCIE

UNKNOWN

Sierra Wireless MC5725V (EVDO Rev-A)

USB/Mini-PCIE

UNKNOWN

Sierra Wireless MC8775 (HSDPA)

USB/Mini-PCIE

works, but required some tweaking

O2 (UK), Elisa Finland

See SierraMC8775

vendor=0x1199 product=0x6813

Sierra Wireless MC8775V (HSDPA)

USB/Mini-PCIE

UNKNOWN

Sierra Wireless MC8780 (HSUPA)

USB/Mini-PCIE

UNKNOWN

Sierra Wireless MC8781 (HSUPA)

USB/Mini-PCIE

UNKNOWN

Sierra Wireless MC8785V (HSUPA)

USB/Mini-PCIE

UNKNOWN

Sierra Wireless MC8790 (HSUPA)

USB/Mini-PCIE

UNKNOWN

Sierra Wireless MC8790V (HSUPA)

USB/Mini-PCIE

UNKNOWN

Sony Ericsson GC86 (EDGE)

PCMCIA

Vodafone K3565

USB

Does not work at all

Vodafone (UK)

vendor=0x12d1 product=0x1003

Similar to Huawei E160G, but no external antenna socket

Vodafone Mobile Connect Original (UMTS)

PCMCIA

UNKNOWN

vendor=0x1045 product=0xc861

Vodafone Mobile Connect, UK (Merlin UMTS Modem)

PCMCIA

not seen by network manager

N/A

248630

vendor=0x00a4 product=0x0276

ZTE MF330

PCMCIA

Orange (Poland)

vendor=0x19d2 product=0x0001

Works with wvdial&comgt, not detected by NM, reported https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/501005

ZTE MF627 (HSDPA)

USB

Works after workarounds (usb_modeswitch + HAL FDI)

3 (UK), Smart (Philippines)

310025 FDI attached to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/310025

vendor=0x19d2 product=0x0031

ZTE MF628 (HSDPA)

USB

works, if driver detected correctly(product=0x0015)

Yesss (Austria)

269858 FDI attached to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal/+bug/267727

vendor=0x19d2 product=0x0015

In 2.6.27: usb-storage patch

ZTE MF636+

USB

Works after usb_modeswitch

Elisa, Sonera / Finland, Cosmote (Greece)

Vendor=0x19d2 Product=0x2000

usb_modeswitch target ID's: Vendor=0x19d2 Product=0x0031

ZTE CDMA (ONDA Communication S.p.A.)

USB

UNKNOWN

Reliance Broadband(India)

vendor=0x19d2 product=0xfffd

Works properly with usbserial

ZTE AC8710 (CDMA/EVDO)

USB

Not recognized by NetworkManager

Tata Indicom Photon+ (India)

384344

vendor=0x19d2 product=0xffff

ONDA Communication S.p.A. +GCAP: +CIS707-A, CIS-856, +MS, +ES, +DS, +FCLASS. Works with wvdial/gnome-ppp/kppp after manually loading usbserial.

Mobile Phones

Hardware

Type

Status

Provider(s)

LP Bug

Device ID

Notes

CECT P168+ (aka the Apple iPhone clone)

GSM Phone, used as GPRS Modem, internet via Bluetooth (this phone does not use USB for this)

Not detected NM 0.7, works via WVDial, but extremely complicated to get it to work

All Providers (Poland)

293846

gsmctl -d <MEO0> Manufacturer: MTK1 <ME1> Model: MTK2 <ME2> Revision: YG718-03-SIV100ASIV100B-IPHON, 2007/11/29 18:52 <ME3> Serial Number: 354969010811212>

Can't find device ID

Nokia 3109c

GSM Phone via USB

not detected

259041 (proposed fix uploaded to NetworkManager PPA)

Nokia 5800

GSM/UMTS Phone via USB/Bluetooth

USB is detected/enabled automatically (nm-0.7), Bluetooth works after a small edition as detailed in *NetworkManager/Hardware/3G/Probing

DNA Finland

Nokia 6300

GSM Phone via USB

Needs a small patch to hal-info (nm-0.7)

MTN Nigeria

258197 (Works out of the box with hal-info from NetworkManager PPA)

Nokia 6120c

GSM/UMTS Phone via USB

Works out-of-box

3 UK

Nokia 6500c

GSM Phone via Bluetooth

Not detected, works fine with manual configuration

Vodafone Ireland

Nokia 6500c

GSM Phone via USB

Works fine

Most providers, KPN Netherlands in this case.

vendor=0x0421, product=0x003d; +GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+W

Nokia 6630

GSM/UMTS Phone via USB/Bluetooth

Detected via USB / Not detected via Bluetooth

Saunalahti (Finland)

vendor=0x0421, product=0x0410

Tested with DKU-2, CA-52 - both work

Nokia E51

GSM/UMTS Phone via USB/Bluetooth

Not detected via USB

Swisscom (Switzerland)

261416

Nokia E75

GSM/UMTS/HSDPA Phone via USB/Bluetooth

Detected via USB / Not detected via Bluetooth

E-Plus Germany

https://bugs.launchpad.net/network-manager/+bug/262392

freezes Ubuntu Karmic Koala upon attempt to reconnect

Nokia E71

GSM/UMTS/HSDPA Phone via USB/Bluetooth

USB modem works out of the box, Bluetooth

E-Plus (Germany), Telkomsel Flash (Indonesia)

#257045

vendor=0x421, product=0xab

Using Kubuntu Intrepid Ibex 8.10 with latest updates. Bluetooth may need BlueMan

Nokia E70

GSM/UMTS Phone via USB/Bluetooth

Detected via USB / Not detected via Bluetooth

o2 (Germany)

257725 (proposed fix uploaded to NetworkManager PPA)

Nokia E90

GSM/UMTS Phone via USB/Bluetooth

Not detected by NM, but works fine with manual rfcomm+pppd+chat setup.

TDC/Sonofon (Denmark)

274952

+GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+W +COPS: 0,2,"23801",2 <ME0> Manufacturer: Nokia <ME1> Model: Nokia E90 <ME2> Revision: V 210.41.48.2 10-04-08 RA-6 (c) Nokia <ME3> Serial Number:xxx vendor=0x421 product=0x04ce

Solution is described in the bug

Nokia E90

GSM/UMTS Phone via USB/Bluetooth

Works fine

Saunalahti (Finland)

Using Ubuntu Lucid. Getting Bluetooth working required blueman-manager (from blueman package)

Nokia N73

GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via Bluetooth

Not detected, works fine with manual configuration

Vodafone (Spain)

Nokia N73

GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via USB

Detected, works great

Orange (Romania)

Nokia N82

GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via USB

Works out of the box

All

Works fine in both Karmic and Lucid. Just connect phone in PC Suite Mode

Nokia N85

GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via Bluetooth/USB

"Detected" by NM, connection attempts may fail due to wrong default AP: 0 add device ID to /usr/share/hal/fdi/information/10freedesktop/10-modem.fdi Nokia section 1 configure mobile broadband using Comviq/Tele2, 2 change connection APN from "mobileinternet.tele2.se" to "internet.tele2.se" i.e. default received in cfg messages from comviq.

Comviq/Tele2 Sweden.

ID 0421:0094

connects fine via wvdial when specifying tele2's internet.tele2.se as AP, and forcing the nameservers into resolve.conf

Nokia N900

GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via USB

"Detected" by NM, in pc connectivity mode

Wind (Canada)

ID 0421:01c8

Nokia N95-2

GMS/UMTS/HSDPA phone via USB

Generic CDC+ACM, Works after small hal-info patch

T-Mobile (UK)

bug 285494

vendor=0x0421, product=0x070

Nokia N95-3 (RM-160)

GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via USB

Generic CDC+ACM, Works after small hal-info patch

Telstra (Australia)

bug 262556, with patch

vendor=0x0421, product=0x04f0, AT+GCAP: +GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+W

Nokia N95-3 (RM-160)

GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via Bluetooth

Not detected via bluetooth, but works fine with manual rfcomm+pppd+chat setup.

Telstra (Australia)

T-Mobile Dash

GSM Phone via USB

generic rndis device

T-Mobile(USA)

Toshiba TS705

GSM Phone via USB

Detected, not able to connect yet

Yoigo (Spain)

255304 and 257111

LG U990

GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via USB

Generic CDC+ACM, works after small hal-info patch

Three (Australia)

263044

vendor=0x1004, product=0x6000

LG U990

GSM/UMTS/HSDPA phone via Bluetooth

Not detected by NM, but works fine with manual rfcomm+pppd+chat setup

Three (Australia)

AT+GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+ES

RIM BlackBerry 8100

CDMA Phone via USB/Bluetooth

Not detected by NM, works fine whit KPPP

Iusacell(México)

290576

vendor=0fca, product=0004 Research In Motion, Ltd.

Samsung SGH-Z370

GSM/UMTS phone via USB/Bluetooth

works out-of-box

Play (Poland)

vendor=0x04e8, product=0x6601

Detected as Samsung Z100 via USB, plays well with NM0.7 via USB, for bluetooth use command line

Sony Ericsson K510i

GSM/EDGE phone via USB/Bluetooth

Works out-of-box

Telkomsel Flash (Indonesia)

May need BlueMan for Bluetooth

Sony Ericsson K610i

GSM/UMTS phone via USB/Bluetooth

Works out-of-box

Smart (Philippines)

Sony Ericsson K770i

GPRS/UMTS phone via USB

Works out-of-box

Vodafone (UK)

Sony Ericsson W910i

GPRS/UMTS/EDGE/HSDPA phone via USB

Works out-of-box

Blau (E-Plus) Germany

Motorola E770V

GSM/UMTS phone via USB/Bluetooth

Not detected by NM

321485

vendor=22b8, product=3002

Nokia E52

GSM/UMTS phone via USB/Bluetooth

works with no problem on usb

Simobil(Vodafone)

bluetooth not detected modem

Provider info

Information needed to get online with certain providers.

Warning /!\ If you discover you need provider information from here or elsewhere, please file a bug against the mobile-broadband-provider-info package so we can improve the experience for all users to a level where all providers Just Work out of the box. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mobile-broadband-provider-info

As today (16/01/09) bug #317860 at Launchpad cover a lot of Service Providers missing. (https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mobile-broadband-provider-info/+bug/317860)

Provider

Country

APN

Dial

Username

Password

Other information

3

Australia

3netaccess

N/A

N/A

3

Austria

drei.at

*99#

N/A

N/A

username and password can be empty

3 Bredband

Sweden

bredband.tre.se

*99#

dummy

dummy

APN depends on contract: 3 Bredband Kontant is "net.tre.se", 3 Bredband is "bredband.tre.se" (the new autotool entered "data.tre.se" which also worked, deprecated address?) UPDATE: data.tre.se is for mobile phone usage (same speed though) and will only give you a NATed address. May have to enter DNS servers manually (please fix this bug): 80.251.192.244 and 80.251.192.245

3 Kontant

Sweden

net.tre.se

*99#

dummy

dummy

APN depends on contract. 3 Bredband Kontant is "net.tre.se", 3 Bredband is "bredband.tre.se"

3

Italy

naviga.tre.it

anon

anon

3

Ireland

3ireland.ie

3ireland

3ireland

3

UK

three.co.uk

three

three

APN is dependant on contract. PAYG is "three.co.uk" full contract is "3internet"

A1 (mobilkom)

Austria

a1.net

*99#

ppp@a1plus.at

ppp

AT&T

USA

N/A

wap.cingular

WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM

CINGULAR1

username/pass just dummy data and the number needs to be *99#

BiBoB

Denmark

internet.bibob.dk

*99#

N/A

N/A

username and password can be empty

China Mobile

China

cmnet

zte

zte

Claro

Brazil

claro.com.br

*99#

claro

claro

Have to manually edit the DNS servers in /etc/resolv.conf, ADD nameserver 200.255.121.39 nameserver 200.169.117.14

Econet

Zimbabwe

econet.net

*99***1#/*99#

N/A

N/A

Elisa

Finland

internet

*99***1#

rlnet

internet

username "rlnet" (apparently not needed), password "internet"

e-moble

Japan

emb.ne.jp

*99***1#

em

em

Globe Visibility

Philippines

internet.globe.com.ph

*99# or *99***1#

N/A

N/A

Kanguru

Portugal

myconnection

*99***1#

N/A

N/A

May need dummy username and password (enter anything) DNS Servers: 62.169.67.172 and 62.169.67.171 (see 270282 and 248630)

Kanguru (fixo)

Portugal

kangurufixo

*99***1#

N/A

N/A

Dummy username and password. DNS Servers: 62.169.67.172 and 62.169.67.171

ice.net

Sweden

N/A

#777

cdma

cdma

IM3

Indonesia

www.indosat-m3.net

im3

im3

Iusacell

México

N/A

#777

N/A

N/A

username/password can be anything

M-Budget Mobile

Switzerland

gprs.swisscom.ch

*99#

gprs

gprs

MCel

Mozambique

isp.mcel.mz

*99#

guest

guest

MobileOne

Singapore

sunsurf

M1

M1

Movistar

Spain

movistar.es

movistar

movistar

MTN NG

Nigeria

web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net

web

web

Use GPRS always; username: web; password: web

Netcom

Norway

internet

internet

internet

o2

Germany

internet or surfo2 (see FAQ)

N/A

N/A

any username and password

o2

Ireland

open.internet

gprs

gprs

Optimus

Portugal

myconnection

*99***1#

N/A

N/A

May need dummy username and password (enter anything)

o2

UK

mobile.o2.co.uk

*99#

N/A

N/A

o2 PAYG

UK

m-bb.o2.co.uk

*99#

o2bb

password

Username & password may be anything

Optus Prepaid

Australia

preconnect

N/A

N/A

Needs to be able to recieve SMS's to activate the SIM. Windows utility has this capability. Works perfectly in Ubuntu when activated.

Orange (formerly ONE)

Austria

orange.web or fullspeed or web.one.at

*99#

web

web

Orange

UK

orangeinternet or internetvpn (see FAQ)

orange

orange

Play

Poland

internet

*99#

N/A

N/A

Leave user and password blank

Powertel

Zimbabwe

#777

111

111

PT. SATelindo C

Indonesia

indosat3g

indosat

indosat

Pro XL

Indonesia

www.xlgprs.net

xlgprs

proxl

Proximus

Belgium

internet.proximus.be

*99#

test

test

May need "Prefer GPRS". Used Huawei e220

Reliance NetConnect Broadband+

India

N/A

#777

Your_mobile_number

Your_mobile_number

NetworkMangaer should ask Username / Password before completing wizards

Safaricom

Kenya

web.safaricom.com

*99#

web

web

SFR

France

websfr

websfr

websfr

Smart

Philippines

Internet or SmartBro

*99#

N/A

N/A

The PPP Authentication Method should be set to PAP. DNS Address preferably configured to OpenDNS or Google since ISPs' DNS not reliable

Sprint

USA

unknown

#777

N/A

N/A

number: #777 authenticates via ESN

Simyo

Spain

gprs-service.com

N/A

N/A

Sunrise

Switzerland

internet

*99#

Swisscom

Switzerland

gprs.swisscom.ch

*99#

gprs

gprs

T-Mobile

USA

internet2.voicestream.com

N/A

N/A

Tata Indicom Photon+

India

N/A

#777

internet

internet

Tele 2

Sweden

mobileinternet.tele2.se

*99#

May need dummy username and password (enter anything)

Telkomsel Flash - Time based

Indonesia

flash

flash

flash

Telkomsel Flash - Unlimited

Indonesia

internet

*99#

TeliaSonera

Sweden

online.telia.se

3G

internet

Telstra

Australia

Telstra.WAP or Telstra.Internet

*99#

N/A

N/A

Telenor

Serbia

internet

*99#

telenor

gprs

Telenor

Sweden

services.telenor.se

Tigo

Colombia

web.colombiamovil.com.co

*99#

N/A

N/A

TIM

Italy

ibox.tim.it

anon

anon

TMN

Portugal

internet

*99#

username and password can be empty

TW Mobile

Taiwan

internet

*99#

username/password can be anything

Verizon

USA

N/A

#777

<phonenum>@vzw3g.com

vzw

username/pass can be blank

Vodacom

South Africa

internet

vodafone

vodafone

Vodafone

Germany

web.vodafone.de

vodafone

vodafone

Vodafone

Hungary

standardnet.vodafone.net

*99***1#

ANY

ANY

Normal graphics

Vodafone

Hungary

internet.vodafone.net

*99***1#

ANY

ANY

Reduced graphics

Vodafone

Hungary / Prepaid

vitamax.snet.vodafone.net

*99***1#

ANY

ANY

Normal graphics

Vodafone

Hungary / Prepaid

vitamax.internet.vodafone.net

*99***1#

ANY

ANY

Reduced graphics

Vodafone

Italy

web.omnitel.it

vodafone

vodafone

Vodafone

Ireland

hs.vodafone.ie

vodafone

vodafone

Vodafone

Netherlands

live.vodafone.com

vodafone

vodafone

Vodafone

Portugal

internet.vodafone.pt

vodafone

vodafone

Vodafone

Romania

internet.vodafone.ro

internet.vodafone.ro

vodafone

Vodafone

Spain

ac.vodafone.es

vodafone

vodafone

Vodafone

UK

internet

vodafone

vodafone

VIP

Croatia

data.vip.hr

38591

38591

Virgin Mobile

Australia

virgininternet

N/A

N/A

Virgin Mobile Prepaid

Australia

VirginBroadband

N/A

N/A

Need to disable CHAP (via Network Manager, edit settings, PPP settings tab)

Wana

Morocco

#777

wana

wana

Welho

Finland

internet.welho.fi

*99#

N/A

N/A

In Network-manager chose DNA and modify APN

Wind

Canada

internet.windmobile.ca

*99#

Wind

Italy

internet.wind

anon

anon

XS4ALL

Netherlands

umts.xs4all.nl

(umts/gprs default)

chosen username

chosen password

Username and password are chosen when you register for the service.

Yesss

Austria

web.yesss.at

*99#

dummy

dummy

Yoigo

Spain

internet

*99***1#

yoigo

yoigo

NetworkManager/Hardware/3G (last edited 2014-10-02 21:32:54 by 197)