Appalachian Wireless 4G LTE APN Settings for Android
Appalachian Wireless uses the APN VZWINTERNET with the MMSC http://mms.ekn.com (MCC 310, MNC 750). If it does not connect, try the APN internet.
Appalachian Wireless 4G LTE Internet Settings for Android HTC Nexus Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra S23+ Pro A53 Galaxy Z 5G Fold Pixel 7 Xperia WiFi Dongle
Appalachian APN Settings for Android
On Samsung Galaxy go to Settings -> Connections -> Mobile networks -> Access Point Names -> Add. On Google Pixel and other stock Android phones go to Settings -> Network & internet -> SIMs -> Access Point Names -> +
Name : Appalachian Wireless
APN : VZWINTERNET (or internet)
Proxy : Not Set
Port : Not Set
Username : Not Set
Password : Not Set
Server : Not Set
MMSC : http://mms.ekn.com (or http://interop.myawi.com/ekn/mms.php)
MMS Proxy : Not Set
MMS Port : 80
MCC : 310
MNC : 750
Authentication Type : Not Set
APN type : default,supl,mms (or – for some phones) Interne + mms
APN protocol: Ipv4
APN roaming protocol: Ipv4
Enable/disable APN: APN Enabled
Bearer: Unspecified
MVNO type : None
MVNO Value : Not set
APN Settings for Dongle
Go to Settings -> Profile Management
| Profile Name | Appalachian |
| APN | internet |
| Access number | *99# |
| User name | Blank |
| Password | Blank |
Appalachian Wireless Data Not Working?
- Check that your Appalachian Wireless plan includes data and that it is active.
- Type the APN as VZWINTERNET and select it after saving.
- If it does not connect, try the APN internet.
- Turn Mobile data off and on, or switch Airplane mode on and off.
- Restart the phone if the connection still does not open.
