Serious issues getting Mcell to register with the new phone. Been more than 24 hours. Did all the requisite powering down, rebooting, resetting, etc.
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Anyone having issues with AT&T Microcell and iPhone 6?
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Yes I did. Download the micro app to make it easier to fix it. Once downloaded sign in. This is weird but it worked. Say one number says Guy Cell than the number. Go ahead delete the word cell than save that. Than go back in and add it again and save that and it works. Just remember to have the original name in it after you fool it. It's a weird glitch
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Oh and do that to each user, make a change save than restore to original name and save. I had to do it for 4 users.
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Oh and do that to each user, make a change save than restore to original name and save. I had to do it for 4 users.
Yes. Here is the fix.
Log into your MyATT account.
Go to myAT&T, Wireless, Enhanced Services, 3G Microcell.
Delete all numbers except the master number (because you can't). Reload all numbers and save.
Reset microcell by pulling power cord and reinserting after 10 seconds.
Wait about 5 minutes and do a hard reset on all phones trying to connect to microcell.
Rejoice at your success.
Log into your MyATT account.
Go to myAT&T, Wireless, Enhanced Services, 3G Microcell.
Delete all numbers except the master number (because you can't). Reload all numbers and save.
Reset microcell by pulling power cord and reinserting after 10 seconds.
Wait about 5 minutes and do a hard reset on all phones trying to connect to microcell.
Rejoice at your success.
That works like a charm. Had to hard-boot the iPhone 6 but after it rebooted it locked onto the M-Cell in about 3 or 4 minutes. No problems since.
Had problems at first, but adding a family member's number to the microcell authorized list then removing it fixed the problem.
I think when the authorized user list is created AT&T looks up the mobile number and resolves it to an IMEI, a SIM ID, or some other identifier that the mobile network uses to identify a specific device. Whenever your do a SIM swap the new device doesn't seem to be able to associate with the microcell until you make a change and it refreshes that list. I don't think the problem is iPhone 6 specific based on other reports.
I think when the authorized user list is created AT&T looks up the mobile number and resolves it to an IMEI, a SIM ID, or some other identifier that the mobile network uses to identify a specific device. Whenever your do a SIM swap the new device doesn't seem to be able to associate with the microcell until you make a change and it refreshes that list. I don't think the problem is iPhone 6 specific based on other reports.
This seems to have worked for my wife's phone which was an added on user but my phone which is the master number still isn't connecting. I wonder if we need to disconnect the MicroCell from the account and then re-connect it?
EDIT: Oh wait nevermind, right after I submitted that reply, I checked my phone again and it's connected to the MicroCell...guess it took a few minutes after I turned the phone back on. Thanks for the tip!