[John Clark]

Yep....put them in.

[CarHottie256]

really i have an apple airport xtreme base station and i'm experiencing dropped calls several times a day to the point where i turn off the wifi while i'm near it and i even replaced my sim hmm do you think i should get another curve or am i going to have to give up my apple router? any suggestions would be helpful

Originally Posted by TeritaM

I'm having success, on an apple router. the first two curve's I had didn't work though.
*clicks heels*

[jeremyckitching]

Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry 8700g: BlackBerry8320/4.2.2 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/100)

Originally Posted by John Clark

70 is the max they recommend on the DD-WRT sites....so OF COURSE that's where I put it!

Seems like 70 is rock solid as well. Thanks, John.

[John Clark]

Yeah, 70 really boosted my UMA signal. DD-WRT was worth it just for that. I have fewer drops to EDGE. I do still get them but less frequent.

[John Clark]

Originally Posted by CarHottie256

really i have an apple airport xtreme base station and i'm experiencing dropped calls several times a day to the point where i turn off the wifi while i'm near it and i even replaced my sim hmm do you think i should get another curve or am i going to have to give up my apple router? any suggestions would be helpful

The problems are in the newer apple airport xtreme "N" routers. These seem to have many UMA problems. I read a thread on the forum somewhere where Apple and RIM are working on it. I would bet if you replaced your Apple Router with a Linksys wrt54G router and set it up appropriately, you would have good luck with UMA.

[CarHottie256]

yeah and i do have the wireless n model. i guess i'll just wait and see if apple puts out an update to fix this since i really didn't want to change routers but if i have to then i will look into linksys.

Originally Posted by John Clark

The problems are in the newer apple airport xtreme "N" routers. These seem to have many UMA problems. I read a thread on the forum somewhere where Apple and RIM are working on it. I would bet if you replaced your Apple Router with a Linksys wrt54G router and set it up appropriately, you would have good luck with UMA.

[pyrosee]

I know it sucks to change routers because the airports have great range, but seriously the t-mo router is cheap and about as turn key as it gets. If you are not into changing some settings or tweaking with routers, I encourage all to just get the t-mo router so they can "plug and play for UMA" haha (sorry)

[BallHawk3]

I don't really use it. But the times I do use it, it works flawless and I am impressed. The call quality really does sound great.

[5angels]

Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry8320/4.2.2 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/100)

My UMA connectivity has been fine ever since I purchased the TMO D-Link wireless router. I had nothing but problems trying to use my existing Verizon wireless Actiotec router.

[gshine666]

I've had a few times where it would not dial out the first time. Other than that no problems. I'm on a old linksys router too.

[Cavihitts]

I've had a few problems in the past but it has gotten better and I'm not really having any issues now, although nothing changed. I'm not paying for the service it just connecting to my home network network (liksys WRT-54G). I guess maybe the network traffic caused my prior problems.

[harveyjc_2001]

The only time I had a problem is when I was:

1. VPN over WiFi while on a UMA call.

2. Son was on PC playing Nick Jr games

3. Wife was on Nokia making UMA call

All over a 1.5 Mbps connection it finally crapped out and dropped the call.

Other than that, rock-solid with the T-Mo router!