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my cellphone is coolpad288..it is a dual sim phone and i m using airtel gprs on xp ..it works properly...for linux i have done the settings as Try it... Open ...
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    my cellphone is coolpad288..it is a dual sim phone and i m using airtel gprs on xp ..it works properly...for linux i have done the settings as


    Try it...
    Open Yast Control Center >> Network Devices >> Modem

    Is your Modem detected there??
    If yes then:
    Select your modem & Click 'Edit' Button.

    If you are using Airtel GPRS then do the following settings:

    Dial Mode: Tone Dialing
    Special Settings: Uncheck all
    Click Next >>

    Select 'Custom Providers'
    Click 'New'

    Provider Name: Airtel
    Phone No: *99***1#
    Username: a (Cannot be blank, so choose any)
    Password: (Leave Blank)
    Uncheck 'Always ask for Password'
    Click Next >>

    Check 'Modify DNS when Connected'
    Check 'Automatically Retrieve DNS'
    Idle Time Out: 0

    Click Next >> & then Click Finish

    Then download & install 'kinternet'. Its an awesome tool.
    Now in your mobile: Tools >> Settings >> Connection >> Packet Data.
    Set access point to: airtelgprs.com

    Now use kinternet to dialup to internet


    but still its not working
    the error shown by kinternet is....connection to local and remote server refused.maybe smpppd is not running or u r not member of the group "dialout"......
    i have installed smpppd but i dont know whether it is working or not...
    pls help...

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    hi there i tried kinternet and it always gives me problems try using kppp

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    I agree with scrarfussi. Kinternet never worked for me.
    Try wvdial or KPPP. Both work very well.
    I have used both with AirTel GPRS, Nokia 3250 connected via Bluetooth on almost all major distros for 6-7 months.
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