I’ve attempted multiple iterations, each time requiring a reboot, with no success.ĭoes anybody have a definitive process for getting started? Am I talking to the wrong people at Verizon or not finding the correct Sierra Wireless documentation? The ATT setup is really straight forward. Also, I have no idea as to which PIN (1 or 2) to use. Receiving the PIN may take as long as a week. I don’t know which radio button to select (Don’t Change, Enable, Disable). After you prove ownership, your request for an SIM network unlock PIN will be submitted. And, multiple incorrect PUK code entries might permanently disable the SIM card. If you enter the wrong SIM pin more than three times, you need a PUK code to unlock a SIM. Tab over to the WAN/cellular page and press the SIM PIN button.Īt this point its unclear as to what needs to be done. By Abhishek Every SIM card will have a Personal identification number (PIN) and a Personal unlock key (PUK) code. Log into the ES450 using the web interfaceĪt this point there is a telephone number associated with the hardware, but no network connection is made Your SIM PIN protects your SIM card from unauthorized use of your mobile service. The “new” SIM card, came, after much prodding to Verizon, with PIN 1 a PIN2, though no documentation was provided as to what to do with them.Īctivate the “new” SIM card with Verizon using their website. You always might not be asked for the Verizon PIN, so don’t bother when you don’t see the said option. You may be instead prompted for the last four digits of the Social Security Number of the account holder. I was forced to replace the original Verizon SIM card after three failed attempts to activate the system. Verizon PIN is the four-digit code that your account holder uses to identify themselves to Verizon. The Sierra Wireless documentation doesn’t appear to cover the Verizon process well. I have received three PIN numbers from Verizon, one when I first was given the hardware and now since I’ve been delving deeper into the setup, two more. I am familiar with provisioning on the ATT model, but Verizon is leaving me totally mystified. I have an ES450 (Verizon) gateway which I’ve been attempting to get set-up on and off, since 2016.

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