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Understanding Mother Board

Understanding your Motherboard - Internal components

Understanding your motherboard is about pointing out what the bits of your motherboard actually do, if you are not used to building or upgrading your own machine you will want to know the ins and outs of the motherboard. The motherboard is a very important piece of equipment in your PC as it is connected to everything. Anything of major importance is plugged straight into the board. Some things on a motherboard are meant to be changed and altered to suit your own specifications, other things are strictly to be left alone unless fully qualified. We will try to give you a brief bit of history if there is any on each of these parts and some specifications.

We will start with the internal connecters and ports and then move on to the External ones. Internal connectors are for system builders and upgrading components. These connectors are for adding memory to the system, connecting Hard drives and optical drives as well as graphics cards and other expansion cards.

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1 - Firewire header

Firewire is also known as IEEE 1394. It is basically a high performance serial bus for digital and audio equipment to exchange data. The technology preceded USB but yet is faster than any current USB port. Often used for transferring digital video to the PC straight from a digital camera. The FireWire header onboard means you can install a FireWire port on your machine. Again these cables are often supplied as an optional extra which you will need to check with the retailer to see if they are supplied with your board.

2 - PCI Express 16x slots

Now the most common slot for Graphics cards, the PCI Express 16x slots provides 16 separate lanes or data transfer. PCI express 1.0 slots offer a data transfer rate of 250MB/s the second generation of PCI express (PCI Express 2.0) offers twice the data rate at 500MB/s. Currently in development is PCI Express 3.0 which offers 1GB/s of data transfer. PCI Express 16x slots are also the basis for both SLI and Crossfire multi graphics card setups. With the increasing demands graphics cards are putting on systems, no less than a 16 lane slot will be good enough for any modern graphics card.

3 - PCI Express 1x Slot

Like the PCI Express 16x above the 1x slot uses exactly the same system but only has a single lane of serial data transfer. These slots are used for expansion cards that do no require the same amount of data transfer that a graphics card requires. You will usually find components such as tv tuners, network cards and sound cards make use of the PCI Express 1x slot. You will also notice the difference in size between the 1x and the 16x slots. The PCI Express 1x slot is noticeably smaller and easy to spot.

4 - Chipset - North Bridge (with heatsink)

The Motherboards chipset can be described as what sets it apart from other boards in its category. Different chipsets contain different features and components. A chipset is a number of integrated circuits built onto the board to provide specific functions e.g. one part of the chipset may be an onboard component such as a modem or sound chip. Other parts may be used to control the CPU functions. Most chipsets are designed to work with only one "class" of CPU although now many older chipsets support more than one type of CPU such as socket 7 which supports the Pentium, Cyrix 686, Cyrix MII, AMD K6 and K6-2. There are certain restrictions though to what type of processor a chipset can handle because of the logic that the CPU uses to access the memory and its cache etc. Since these chips are working harder with each generation, motherboard manufacturers have started to put heatsinks and active coolers (fans) on the main parts of the chipset to disperse some of the heat. For more information on chipsets see our What does a chipset do article.
5 and 8 - ATX Power connector
The standard ATX power connector, the cable for this will be coming from the PSU, a clip is normally provided to make sure you get them in the correct order. As a tip, don't try to push too hard if its stuck, check to see that it is in the correct way, I have seen plenty of power connectors where the pins have pushed out some of the connectors, these can be difficult to get back into place, so its best to be careful.
6 - CPU (Central Processing Unit) socket
All the CPU "sockets look very similar, however they are different in the way they have different amount of pins and in different layouts. There are currently two major CPU socket types PGA and LGA. PGA or Pin Grad Array uses a system of pins on the CPU and holes on the socket to line up and hold a CPU in place. The introduction of the ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) socket for PGA types allowed the CPU's to be lined up without any pressure on the CPU until a level is pulled down. LGA or Land Grid Array uses a system of gold plated copper pads that make contact with the motherboard. It is very important to read your motherboard manual to discover what types of CPU's you motherboard supports as most motherboards are aimed at a specific type of CPU.
7 - DIMM (Double Inline Memory Module) slots
DIMM's are by far and away the most used memory types in today's computers. They vary in speeds and standards however and they need to match up to what your motherboard has been designed to take. The four standards of DIMM's being used at the moment are SDR (Single Data Rate), DDR (Double Data Rate), DDR2 and DDR3. The speeds of memory can vary between 66Mhz to 1600Mhz.
9 - Motherboard controls
Not available on all motherboards, but some allow direct control of the motherboard via simple buttons. Power switch, error checking, CMOS clearing, passwords and more features can be accessed directly on the motherboard on some models.
10 - Chipset - South Bridge
When we talk about chipsets you mainly only ever hear about the North bridge. Even those into PC technology have a hard time naming the south bridges without looking them up. Names like Nforce 2 and KT600 are North bridges. The South Bridge does an important job as well. It handles things like the PCI bus, onboard Network and sound chips as well as the IDE and S-ATA buses.
11 - Serial ATA Connector
Serial ATA or more commonly seen as S-ATA is a new way of connecting your Hard Drives to your PC. S-ATA drives have the capability of being faster than the IDE counterparts and also have smaller thinner cables which help with the airflow of the system. S-ATA hard disks are fast becoming the norm for hard drive technology. Current motherboards feature both IDE and S-ATA connectors to facilitate all types of storage hardware.
12 - USB 2.0 header
As well as having USB ports on the rear of the motherboard, motherboard manufacturers often add a couple of USB headers so you can connect optional cables for extra USB ports. These cables are often supplied and you only need to add them on if you need the extra connectivity. USB 2.0 replaced USB 1.1 as a much faster solution. It is backwards compatible meaning all USB 1.1 devices will work in these new USB 2.0 ports.
13 - Motherboard Battery
The battery gives the board a small amount of power in order to store some vital data on your machine when the power is off. Data stored is that like the time and date so you don't have to reset them every time you boot the machine up. Motherboard batteries are usually long lasting Lithium batteries. Removing this can reset all the data on your machine including the BIOS settings, however not replacing this correctly can lead to irreparable damage to the motherboard. Only remove the battery if it is dead or if you can't have access any other way to resetting the data on your machine by use of the clear CMOS jumper or something similar.
14 - PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) slot
The PCI bus (not PCI express) is now an older technology and although the PCI slots are still available, they have decreased in number and are being replaced by the PCI Express 1x slots. Its unlikely that you will get a motherboard without a PCI slot at the moment due to the fact that a lot of components still use the standard PCI slot. It would be awkward to upgrade to a system without PCI slots as it may mean upgrading more components than you would like to,
15 - Floppy Drive Connector
More simple than the IDE connector you only have to remember to get the red line to pin 1 of the connector and the red line to pin 1 on the floppy drive, This port is only to be used with floppy drives. You may not have a floppy controller on your motherboard as its slowly being phased out as more people are using writable CD's and DVDs to transfer data, to store data and to use as boot up discs.
16 - IDE connector Not on Diagram
The connector to which you will insert an IDE cable (supplied with motherboard) IDE cables connect devices such as hard disks, CD Drives and DVD Drives. The current 4 standards of IDE devices are ATA 33/66/100 and 133. the numbers specify the amount of data in Mb/s in a max burst situation. In reality there is not much chance of getting a sustain data rate of this magnitude. Both the connectors and devices are backwards compatible with each other, however they will only run at the slowest rated speed between them. All IDE cables will come with a red line down one side, this red line is to show which way it should be plugged in. The red line should always connect to pin one of the IDE port. Checking your motherboard documentation should show you which end is pin one. In some cases it will be written on the board itself.
In the case of ATA 66/100/133 there is a certain order that you plug devices in, the cable is colour coded to help you get them in the correct order.

• The Blue connector should be connected to the system board
• The Black connector should be connected to the master device
• The Grey Connector should be connected to the slave device

17 - BIOS (Basic Input Output System) Chip - Not on Diagram
The BIOS holds the most important data for your machine, if configured incorrectly it could cause your computer not to boot correctly or not at all. The BIOS also informs the PC what the motherboard supports in terms off CPU etc. This is why when a new CPU is introduced that physically fits into a slot or socket you may need a BIOS update to support it. The main reason for this is that different CPU's use different logics and methods and so the BIOS has to understand certain instructions from the CPU to recognize it.

How to  Enable BSNL Internet on Mobile 

Go to internet site: http://www.cellone.in

 

 Click on right side of page GPRS/MMS Setting

Select Which ZONE OR STATE

Enter Your Mobile number with 91

 Select your mobile Model         Eg: Following

 Select your mobile Model  then cilck Configure my phone

APN TO DIAL UP

 APN TO DIAL UP CONNECTION ON PC

Go to control panel >> phone and modem (some time a box appear Location Information then put our area code  "0" Then ok )            Select Modem 
 Click modem Name on list  an then
  right down side   properties

 

Add initialization command

1. Open Device Manager.
2. Right-click on the mobile broadband Modem listed under Modems.
3. Click Properties.
4. Click the Advanced tab.
5. Type the following initialization command in the Extra initialization commands field:  "AT+CGDCONT=1,IP,""BSNLNET". apn goes here

          where 'apn goes here' is your APN (What is Access Point Name ?) (e.g. for BSNL, you would type in at+cgdcont=1,"IP","BSNLNET" , IDEA  --at+cgdcont=1,"IP","INTERNET" )


World wide APN's
The table below lists APN settings by country.
If the the APN you require isn't listed or incorrect then contact the mobile network operator directly.

Country	Network	Access Point Name - APN	User Name	Password
Albania	Vodafone	Twa	guest	guest
Argentina	CTI	internet.ctimovil.com.ar	guest	guest
Argentina	Movistar	internet.gprs.unifon.com.ar internet.unifon	wap	wap
Argentina	Personal	gprs.personal.com	[mobile number]	adgj
Australia	Optus	internet	guest	guest
Australia	Telstra	telstra.internet	guest	guest
Australia	Telstra (data bundles)	telstra.datapack	[blank]	Telstra
Australia	Telstra (pay by time)	telstra.pcpack	[blank]	Telstra
Australia	Three	3netaccess	a	a
Australia	Vodafone	vfinternet.au	guest	guest
Austria	Drei	drei.at	guest	guest
Austria	Max Online	gprsinternet	GPRS	[blank]
Austria	Max Online (Business)	business.gprsinternet	GPRS	[blank]
Austria	Max Online (Metro)	gprsmetro	GPRS	[blank]
Austria	Mobilkom A1	a1.net	ppp@a1plus.at	ppp
Austria	OneNet	web.one.at	web	web
Austria	tele.ring	web	web@telering.at	web
Azerbaijan	Azercell	internet	guest	guest
Bangladesh	Grameen Phone	gpinternet	[blank]	[blank]
Belarus	VELCOM	web.velcom.by unlim.velcom.by	web unlim	web unlim
Belgium	Mobistar (personal)	internet.be	mobistar	mobistar
Belgium	Mobistar (business)	web.pro.be	mobistar	mobistar
Belgium	Orange	orangeinternet	guest	guest
Belgium	Proximus (Internet)	internet.proximus.be	guest	guest
Belgium	Proximus (intranet)	intraprox.be	guest	guest
Botswana	Mascom Wireless	internet.mascom	guest	guest
Brazil	Claro	claro.com.br	claro	claro
Brazil	Oi	gprs.oi.com.br	guest	guest
Brazil	Oi (WAP)	wapgprs.oi.com.br	oiwap	oioioi
Brazil	TIM	tim.br	tim	tim
Brazil	Velox	wap.telcel.com	iesgprs	iesgprs2002
Bulgaria	GloBul	internet.globul.bg	globul	[none]
Bulgaria	M-Tel	mms-gprs.mtel.bg	mtel	mtel
Cameroon	MTN Cameroon	INTERNET	guest	guest
Canada	KORE Wireless	apn.zerogravitywireless.com	[blank]	[blank]
Canada	Microcell (Fido)	internet.fido.ca	fido	fido
Canada	Rogers AT&T	internet.com	wapuser1	wap
Chile	Entel PCS	imovil.entelpcs.cl	entelpcs	entelpcs
Chile	Telefonica Movil	web.tmovil.cl	web	web
China	China Mobile	cmnet	guest	guest
China	China Unicom	[none]	guest	guest
Croatia	T-Mobile	web.htgpr	38591	38591
Croatia	VIPNET START	gprs0.vipnet.hr	38591	38591
Croatia	VIPNET PRO	gprs5.vipnet.hr	38591	38591
Croatia	VIPNET 3G	3g.vip.hr	38591	38591
Colombia	Movistar	internet.movistar.com.co	movistar	movistar
Congo	Vodacom	vodanet	vodalive	[blank]
Costa Rica	IceCelular	icecelular	guest	guest
Czech Republic	Cesky Mobil (contract)	internet	guest	guest
Czech Republic	Cesky Mobil (CM Prepay)	cinternet	guest	guest
Czech Republic	Telefonica (contract)	internet	guest	guest
Czech Republic	Telefonica (Go)	gointernet	guest	guest
Czech Republic	Vodafone (contract)	internet	guest	guest
Czech Republic	Vodafone (pre-pay)	ointernet	guest	guest
Czech Republic	T-Mobile	internet.t-mobile.cz	guest	guest
Denmark	3	[none]	guest	guest
Denmark	Orange	web.orange.dk	guest	guest
Denmark	Sonofon	[none]	guest	guest
Denmark	TDC	internet	guest	guest
Dominican Republic	Orange	orangenet.com.do	guest	guest
Egypt	Click Vodafone	internet.vodafone.net	internet	internet
Egypt	MobiNil	mobinilweb	guest	guest
Estonia	EMT	internet.emt.ee	guest	guest
Estonia	RLE	internet	guest	guest
Finland	Dna	internet	guest	guest
Finland	Elisa (Radiolinja)	internet	rlnet	internet
Finland	Saunalahti	internet.saunalahti	guest	guest
Finland	Sonera	internet	[blank]	[blank]
Finland	Song	internet.song.fi	song@internet	songnet
France	Bouygues	ebouygtel.com	guest	guest
France	Bouygues (B2Bouygtel)	b2bouygtel.com	guest	guest
France	Orange (contract)	orange.fr	orange	orange
France	Orange MIB	orange-mib	mportail	mib
France	Orange Mobicarte	orange-acte	orange	orange
France	SFR	websfr	guest	guest
Germany	D2 Vodafone	web.vodafone.de	guest	guest
Germany	E-Plus	internet.eplus.de	eplus	gprs
Germany	O2 (3G)	surfo2	guest	guest
Germany	O2 (GPRS)	internet	guest	guest
Germany	Quam	quam.de	quam	quam
Germany	T-Mobile D1	internet.t-mobile	internet.t-d1.de	t-mobile
Ghana	Areeba (formerly Spacefon)	internet.spacefon.com	guest	guest
Greece	Cosmote	internet	guest	guest
Greece	Telestet	gnet.b-online.gr	MSISDN, e.g. 3093XXXXXXX	24680
Greece	TIM	gint.b-online.gr	web	web
Greece	Vodafone	internet.vodafone.gr	guest	guest
Guatemala	Comcel	Wap.tigo.gt	Wap	Wap
Guatemala	PCS Digital	ideasalo	guest	guest
Guyana	GT&T Cellink Plus	wap.cellinkgy.com	test	test
Hong Kong	CSL	hkcsl or internet	guest	guest
Hong Kong	New World	internet	guest	guest
Hong Kong	Orange	web.orangehk.com	guest	guest
Hong Kong	People	internet	guest	guest
Hong Kong	SmarTone	internet	guest	guest
Hong Kong	Sunday	internet	guest	guest
Hong Kong	Three	web-g.three.com.hk	guest	guest
Hungary	Pannon (normal)	net	guest	guest
Hungary	Pannon (flat rate)	netx	guest	guest
Hungary	Pannon (compressed)	snet	guest	guest
Hungary	T-Mobile (subscription)	internet	[supplied]	[supplied]
Hungary	T-Mobile (non-sub.)	internet	wap	Wap
Hungary	T-Mobile (MMS)	mms-westel	mms	[supplied]
Hungary	Vodafone (contract) (compr.)	internet.vodafone.net	guest	guest
Hungary	Vodafone (contract) (un-comp.)	standardnet.vodafone.net	guest	guest
Hungary	Vodafone (pre-pay) (comp.)	vitamax.internet.vodafone.net	guest	guest
Hungary	Vodafone (pre-pay) (un-comp.)	vitamax.snet.vodafone.net	guest	guest
India	AirTel	airtelgprs.com	guest	guest
India	BPL	bplgprs.com	bplmobile	[blank]
India	BSNL	celloneportal	guest	guest
India	Hutch (normal)	www	guest	guest
India	Hutch (Gujarat)	web	guest	guest
India	Idea Cellular	internet	guest	guest
India	MTNL Mumbai	mmsmtnlmum	mtnl	mtnl123
India	MTNL Mumbai (Plan 2)	gprsmtnlmum	mtnl	mtnl123
Indonesia	Excelcomindo	www.xlgprs.net	xlgprs	proxl
Indonesia	IM3	www.indosat-m3.net wap.indosat-m3.net	gprs	im3
Indonesia	Indosat (Matrix)	satelindogprs.com indosatgprs	guest	guest
Indonesia	Telkomsel	internet telkomsel	wap	wap123
Ireland	Meteor	isp.mymeteor.ie	my	meteor
Ireland	O2 (contract)	open.internet	gprs	gprs
Ireland	O2 (pre-pay)	pp.internet	gprs	gprs
Ireland	Vodafone (contract)	isp.vodafone.ie	vodafone	vodafone
Ireland	Vodafone (pre-pay)	live.vodafone.com	vodafone	vodafone
Israel	Cellcom	internetg	guest	guest
Israel	MTC-Vodafone	apn01	guest	guest
Israel	Orange	orangeinternet	guest	guest
Italy	Blu	INTERNET	guest	guest
Italy	H3G	tre.it	guest	guest
Italy	TIM	ibox.tim.it	guest	guest
Italy	Vodafone (Omnitel)	web.omnitel.it	guest	guest
Italy	Wind	internet.wind internet.wind.biz	Wind	Wind
Jamaica	Cable & Wireless	wap	guest	guest
Jamaica	Digicel	web.digiceljamaica.com	wapuser	wap03jam
Japan	Vodafone (J-Phone)	vodafone	ai@vodafone	vodafone
Jersey	(See UK)
Kazakhstan	Beeline	internet.beeline.kz	internet.beeline	[blank]
Kenya	Safaricom	web.safaricom.com	web	web
Laos	ETL	etlnet	guest	guest
Latvia	LMT	internet.lmt.lv	[blank]	[blank]
Latvia	Tele2	internet.tele2.lv	gprs	internet
Lebannon	Cellis FTML	internet.ftml.com.lb	plugged	plugged
Lebannon	MTC Touch	gprs.mtctouch.com.lb	guest	guest
Lithuania	Bite GSM	banga	guest	guest
Lithuania	Omnitel (contract)	gprs.omnitel.net	guest	guest
Lithuania	Omnitel (no contract)	gprs.startas.lt	omni	omni
Luxembourg	LUXGSM	web.pt.lu	guest	guest
Luxembourg	Tango	internet	tango	tango
Luxembourg	VOXmobile	vox.lu	guest	guest
Macau	CTM	ctm-mobile	guest	guest
Macau	Macau Hutchison Telecom (Internet)	web.hutchisonmacau.com	hutchison	1234
Macau	Macau Hutchison Telecom (MMS)	mms.hutchisonmacau.com	hutchison	1234
Malaysia	DIGI	diginet	guest	guest
Malaysia	Celcom	celcom.net.my	guest	guest
Malaysia	Maxis 2G (contract)	internet.gprs.maxis	guest	guest
Malaysia	Maxis 3G (contract)	unet	maxis	wap
Malaysia	Maxis (pre-pay)	net	maxis	net
Malaysia	Timecel	timenett.com.my (timenet.com.my?)	guest	guest
Malaysia	TM Touch	internet	guest	guest
Malta	Go Mobile (contract)	gosurfing	guest	guest
Malta	Go Mobile (pre-pay)	rtgsurfing	guest	guest
Mexico	Telcel	internet.itelcel.com	webgprs	webgprs2002
Moldavia	Moldcell	internet	gprs	gprs
Morocco	Maroc Telecom	iam	wac	1987
Morocco	Medi Telecom	wap.meditel.ma	MEDIWAP	MEDIWAP
Netherlands	KPN Mobile	internet	KPN	gprs
Netherlands	O2	internet	guest	guest
Netherlands	T-Mobile (Ben) active	internet	guest	guest
Netherlands	Telfort	internet	telfortnl	password
Netherlands	Vodafone (normal)	web.vodafone.nl	vodafone	vodafone
Netherlands	Vodafone (business)	office.vodafone.nl	vodafone	vodafone
New Zealand	Vodafone (unrestricted)	internet	guest	guest
New Zealand	Vodafone (restricted)	www.vodafone.net.nz	guest	guest
Nicaragua	Alo Pcs	internet.ideasalo.ni	internet	internet
Nigeria	Globacom (Internet)	gprs	wap	[blank]
Nigeria	Globacom (WAP)	glowap	wap	wap
Nigeria	MTN Nigeria	web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net	wap	gprs
Nigeria	Vmobile	wap.vmobile	wap	wap
Norway	Netcom	internet.netcom.no	netcom	netcom
Norway	TalkMore	(same as Netcom)
Norway	Telenor Mobil (Vodafone)	Internet internet.vodafone.net	guest	guest
Pakistan	UFone	ufone.internet	ufone	ufone
Panama	Cable & Wireless	apn01.cwpanama.com.pa	xxx	xxx
Paraguy	CTI	internet.ctimovil.com.py	ctigprs	ctigprs999
Peru	Claro (TIM)	tim.pe	tim	tulibertad
Philippines	Globe Telecoms (Web)	internet.globe.com.ph	globe	globe
Philippines	Globe Telecoms (WAP)	www.globe.com.ph	globe	globe
Philippines	Smart	internet	witsductoor	banonoy
Philippines	Sun Cellular	minternet	guest	guest
Poland	ERA	erainternet	erainternet	erainternet
Poland	Heyah	heyah.pl	heyah	heyah
Poland	Orange	internet	internet	internet
Poland	Polkomtel	www.plusgsm.pl	guest	guest
Portugal	Optimus	internet	guest	guest
Portugal	TMN	internet	guest	guest
Portugal	Vodafone (Telecel)	internet.vodafone.pt	guest	guest
Russia	BeeLine	internet.beeline.ru	beeline	beeline
Romania	Connex (Vodafone)	internet.connex.ro	internet.connex.ro	connex
Romania	Orange	internet	guest	guest
Russia	Megafon (dv)	internet.dv	guest	guest
Russia	Megafon (kvk)	internet.kvk	guest	guest
Russia	Megafon (ltmsk)	internet.ltmsk	guest	guest
Russia	Megafon (Moscow)	internet.msk	gdata	gdata
Russia	Megafon (mc)	internet.mc	guest	guest
Russia	Megafon (NWGSM)	internet.nw	guest	guest
Russia	Megafon (Siberia)	internet.sib	guest	guest
Russia	Megafon (UGSM)	internet.ugsm	guest	guest
Russia	Megafon (usi)	internet.usi.ru	guest	guest
Russia	Megafon (Volga)	internet.volga	guest	guest
Russia	Motiv (uses BeeLine)	internet.beeline.ru	beeline	beeline
Russia	MTS	internet.mts.ru internet.kuban	mts	mts
Russia	NCC	internet	ncc	[supplied]
Russia	NTC	internet.ntc	guest	guest
Russia	PrimTel	internet.primtel.ru	guest	guest
Saint Lucia	Cable & Wireless	internet	guest	guest
Saint Vincent & the Grenadines	Digicel	wap.digiceloecs.com	wapoecs	wap03oecs
Saudi Arabia	STC	jawalnet.com.sa	guest	guest
SÈnÈgal	Tigo	wap.sentelgsm.com	guest	guest
Serbia- Montenegro	Mobtel Srbija	internet	mobtel	gprs
Serbia- Montenegro	Telekom Srbija	gprsinternet	mts	064
Serbia- Montenegro	Telekom Srbija (MMS service)	mms	mts	064
Serbia- Montenegro	Telekom Srbija (WAP service)	gprswap	mts	064
Singapore	M1	mobilenet	guest	guest
Singapore	SingTel	internet	guest	guest
Singapore	Starhub	shwapint	guest	guest
Slovakia	Eurotel	internet	guest	guest
Slovakia	Globtel	internet	guest	guest
Slovakia	Orange	internet	jusernejm	pasvord
Slovenia	Mobitel (Internet)	internet	mobitel	internet
Slovenia	Mobitel (Internet Pro)	internetpro	mobitel	internet
Slovenia	Simobil	[none]	guest	guest
South Africa	Cell-C	internet	guest	guest
South Africa	MTN	internet	guest	guest
South Africa	Vodacom	internet	guest	guest
South Africa	Virgin Mobile	vdata	guest	guest
Spain	Amena	internet	CLIENTE	AMENA
Spain	Telefonica (Movistar)	movistar.es	movistar	movistar
Sri Lanka	Dialog GSM (contract)	www.dialogsl.com	guest	guest
Sri Lanka	Dialog GSM (pre-pay)	ppwap	guest	guest
Sri Lanka	Mobitel	isp	guest	guest
Spain	Vodafone (Airtel)	airtelnet.es	vodafone	vodafone
Sweden	Tele2, Comviq	isplnk1.swip.net	gprs	internet
Sweden	Tele2 (3G)	internet.tele2.se	wap	wap
Sweden	Telenor (GPRS)	internet.vodafone.net	guest	guest
Sweden	Telenor (3G)	services.vodafone.net	guest	guest
Sweden	Telia	online.telia.se	guest	guest
Sweden	Tre (3G)	data.tre.se	void	void
Switzerland	Orange	internet	guest	guest
Switzerland	Sunrise	internet	internet	internet
Switzerland	Swisscom	gprs.swisscom.ch	guest	guest
Taiwan	Chunghwa Telecom	emome or internet	guest	guest
Taiwan	Far EasTone	fetnet01	guest	guest
Taiwan	KG Telecom	internet	guest	guest
Taiwan	Taiwan Cellular	internet	guest	guest
Thailand	AIS	internet	ais	ais
Thailand	DTAC	www.dtac.co.th	guest	guest
Turkey	Aycell	aycell	guest	guest
Turkey	Telsim	telsim	telsim	telsim
Turkey	Türkcell	internet	gprs	gprs
UAE	Etisalat	mnet	mnet	mnet
UK	3	three.co.uk	guest	guest
UK	Jersey Telecom	pepper	abc	abc
UK	O2 (contract)	mobile.o2.co.uk	web	password
UK	O2 (contract) -faster-	mobile.o2.co.uk	faster	password
UK	O2 (pre-pay)	payandgo.o2.co.uk	payandgo	payandgo
UK	Orange (Pay Monthly)	orangeinternet	user	pass
UK	Orange (Pay and Go)	orangewap	Multimedia	Orange
UK	T-Mobile	general.t-mobile.uk	user	pass
UK	Virgin Mobile	goto.virginmobile.com	user	[space]
UK	Vodafone (contract)	internet	web	webs
UK	Vodafone (pre-pay)	pp.vodafone.co.uk	wap	wap
Ukraine	Djuice	www.djuice.com.ua	igprs	igprs
Ukraine	Jeans	www.jeans.ua	guest	guest
Ukraine	Kyivstar	www.kyivstar.net	igprs	internet
Ukraine	Mobi-GSM	internet.urs	guest	guest
Ukraine	UMC	www.umc.ua	guest	guest
Uruguay	ANCEL	gprs.ancel	guest	guest
Uruguay	CTI	internet.ctimovil.com.uy	ctiweb	ctiweb999
Uruguay	Movistar	webapn.movistar.com.uy	movistar	movistar
USA	Cingular (ex AT&T)	proxy	guest	guest
USA	Cingular (With acceleration)	ISP.CINGULAR	ISPDA@ CINGULARGPRS .COM	CINGULAR1
USA	Cingular (NO acceleration)	ISP.CINGULAR	ISP@ CINGULARGPRS .COM	CINGULAR1
USA	Cingular (non-contract)	WAP.CINGULAR	WAP@ CINGULARGPRS .COM	CINGULAR1
USA	T-Mobile (Internet)	internet2.voicestream.com	guest	guest
USA	T-Mobile (VPN)	internet3.voicestream.com	guest	guest
USA	T-Mobile (non-contract)	wap.voicestream.com	guest	guest
Uzbekistan	Uzdunrobita	net.urd.uz	user	pass
Venezuela	Digitel TIM	gprsweb.digitel.ve	guest	guest