Program data settings for a non-AT&T device

Not able to use your data? Make sure your device is set up to use the correct access point name (APN). Find out how to program your data settings.

DETAILED INFO

Apple devices’ data settings

Good news! You shouldn’t have to manually program your data settings. But, make sure you have a compatible SIM card and data plan. Can't connect your previously owned Apple^® device to our data network? See Apple Support for steps to program your device using the settings found in this table.

Data settings	iPhone	iPad	Apple Watch
Name	NXTGENPHONE	ATT Broadband	Phone
APN	NXTGENPHONE	Broadband	Phone
Proxy	Not set	Not set	Not set
Port	Not set	Not set	Not set
Username	Not set	Not set	Not set
Password	Not set	Not set	Not set
Server	Not set	Not set	Not set
MMSC	http://mmsc.mobile.att.net	Not set	Not set
MMS proxy	proxy.mobile.att.net	Not set	Not set
MMS port	80	Not set	Not set
MCC	310	310	Not set
MNC	410	410	Not set
Authentication type	None	None	None
APN type	default,mms,supl,hipri	default,mms,supl,hipri,fota	Not set
APN protocol	IPv4	Enabled	Not set
Bearer	Unspecified	Unspecified	Unspecified

Android devices’ data settings

To program an Android® device with the correct settings to connect to AT&T data services:

Tap your device’s Settings menu.
Choose either Wireless & Networks, More Networks, or Connections.
Tap Mobile Networks, then Access Point Names.
Find and select the option to add a new APN. This is usually accessed by a plus (+) symbol on the screen or by tapping the menu button.
Program each field using the settings found in the table.
Save your changes to return to the APN's menu and choose the new APN.

Heads up: Some older Android smartphones may use the wap.cingular APN as the default AT&T setting. This APN no longer supports smartphone data connectivity. If you’re not able to program your device following these steps, refer to your user manual or contact the manufacturer for help.

Data settings	Smartphones	Tablets	Smartwatches
Name	NXTGENPHONE	ATT Broadband	Phone
APN	NXTGENPHONE	Broadband	Phone
Proxy	Not set	Not set	Not set
Port	Not set	Not set	Not set
Username	Not set	Not set	Not set
Password	Not set	Not set	Not set
Server	Not set	Not set	Not set
MMSC	http://mmsc.mobile.att.net	Not set	Not set
MMS proxy	proxy.mobile.att.net	Not set	Not set
MMS port	80	Not set	Not set
MCC	310	310	Not set
MNC	410	410	Not set
Authentication type	None	None	None
APN type	default,mms,supl,hipri	default,mms,supl,hipri,fota	Not set
APN protocol	IPv4	Enabled	Not set
Bearer	Unspecified	Unspecified	Unspecified

Windows, 12-Key, and Quick Message devices’ data settings

Windows Phone

Good news! You don’t have to manually program the correct data settings. But, make sure you have a compatible SIM card and data plan. Can't connect your previously owned Windows Phone to our data network? See Windows Phone Support for steps to program your device using the settings found in this table.

Cellular data or internet access		Multi-media message service (MMS)
APN	NXTGENPHONE	APN	NXTGENPHONE
Username	Not set	Username	Not set
Password	Not set	Password	Not set
Proxy Server	Not set	WAP Gateway	proxy.mobile.att.net
Proxy Port	Not set	WAP Gateway Port	80
APN type	IPv4v6	MMSC	http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
		Max Message Size	600k
		IP type	IPv4v6

12-Key or Quick Message devices

You should find your programming options in the network settings menu. See your user guide or contact the device manufacturer for help programming your device using the settings in this table.

Cellular data or internet access		Multi-media message service (MMS)
Mobile internet	http://device.home	Gateway	wireless.cingular.com
Protocol	HTTP	Port	80
Proxy address	wireless.cingular.com:80	MMSC or server address	http://mmsc.cingular.com
Proxy port	8080	Connect via	Mobile internet
Linger time or time out	300	Send limit	600k
		Service name	MMS
		User ID
		Password

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