How to make Vodafone K3571 or Tigo E153 modem to work in Ubuntu

[bakuza]

How to make Vodafone K3571 or Tigo E153 modem to work in Ubuntu
Hello readers!

Alright, so today I will show you all on how to make the Vodacom k3571/Tigo e-153 or any Huawei and Tigo Tanzania modem to work in Ubuntu, as I have seen many people don't have any idea on how to make these modems work in Ubuntu;

Step 1😀ownloading the software needed
Go to "http://www.sakis3g.org/#download" and download the software

32 bit users Download here :http://www.sakis3g.org/versions/latest/i386/sakis3g.gz

64 bit users Download here :http://www.sakis3g.org/versions/latest/amd64/sakis3g.gz


Step 2:Running the software
After downloading open the file you downloaded, it will open and extract to "sakis3g" as an executable file,open it

Step3:Configuring sakis3g

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After it has opened you need to configure it correctly to work, start by clicking -Connect with 3g
-It will prompt you to choose the correct interface choose interface #0
-it will work and ask you other network provider settings,fill in default provider settings if it asks you for APN type "internet" and if it asks for username and password just write as "internet" without the quotes! then it will successfully connect.


NOTE:If interface #0 won't work try Choosing interface#1

I hope you enjoyed this guide.:nod:

 

[Paje]

thank you. but what if we use different simcard. and the datacard are locked. will they work or we need to unlock first?

 

[g.n.n]

Thankx sana nikipata Ubuntu nitarudi nifuate maelekezo nipo njiani kupata Ubuntu.