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H2O Wireless APN Settings

The H2O Wireless APN is prodata. Copy the values below into your phone's APN settings.

H2O Wireless internet & MMS settings

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APNkey
prodata
Username
(leave blank)
Password
(leave blank)
Authentication
None
APN type
default,mms,supl,hipri,fota
APN protocol
IPv4v6
APN roaming protocol
IPv4
Bearer
(leave blank)
MCC
310
MNC
410
APNkey
prodata
Username
(leave blank)
Password
(leave blank)
Authentication
None
APN type
default,mms,supl,hipri,fota
APN protocol
IPv4v6
APN roaming protocol
IPv4
Bearer
(leave blank)
MCC
310
MNC
410
APNkey
prodata
Username
(leave blank)
Password
(leave blank)
Authentication
None
APN type
default,mms,supl,hipri,fota
APN protocol
IPv4v6
APN roaming protocol
IPv4
Bearer
(leave blank)
MCC
310
MNC
410
MMSC
http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
MMS proxy
proxy.mobile.att.net
MMS port
80

Auto-provisioning
Many phones on H2O Wireless receive APN settings automatically when a SIM is inserted. Only enter these manually if your device shows no data connection or was purchased unlocked.
Setup guide

How to enter APN settings

  1. Open Access Point Names

    Go to Settings → Network & Internet → Mobile network → Access Point Names. On some phones it's under Settings → Connections → Mobile networks.

  2. Add a new APN

    Tap + (or the menu → New APN) and set APN to prodata. Fill any other non-blank values from the table above and leave the rest as default.

  3. Save and select it

    Save from the menu, then select the new H2O Wireless APN and toggle Airplane Mode on for ten seconds so the change takes effect.

  1. Open the APN screen

    Tap Settings → Cellular → Cellular Data Network. If you don't see this option, H2O Wireless locks APN editing, so contact them or install a carrier profile.

  2. Enter the APN

    Under Cellular Data, set APN to prodata. Leave Username and Password blank unless the table above lists them.

  3. Save and restart data

    Go back to apply the change, then toggle Airplane Mode on for ten seconds so the iPhone re-registers with H2O Wireless.

Your screen when it's done
Tip
After saving, toggle Airplane Mode on and off for 10 seconds. This forces the phone to re-register with the network and pick up the new APN.
Troubleshooting

Common issues

An old guide says att.mvno. That's an older H2O setting, with a Cingular MMS server. Current settings use PRODATA with AT&T's MMS server.

Picture messages won't send. Check the MMS proxy, proxy.mobile.att.net on port 80, as well as the MMSC, http://mmsc.mobile.att.net.

No data after moving from 3G. Customers coming from 3G need new data settings, either over the air or by hand. Enter PRODATA and restart.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to enter H2O Wireless APN settings by hand?

Usually not. H2O Wireless runs on AT&T's network, and most phones pull the settings automatically. You enter them manually when data or MMS stops working, often after a SIM swap, a factory reset, or moving the SIM into an unlocked phone.

How do I know it worked?

Turn off Wi-Fi and open any website. If it loads, data is working. For MMS, send a photo to a friend and confirm it goes through. A quick restart helps if either doesn't start right away.

Does H2O Wireless support eSIM?

Yes. H2O Wireless supports eSIM. Activation usually sets up the data settings automatically, so you rarely touch the APN on an eSIM line.

Why won't my iPhone let me edit the APN?

Many carriers manage the iPhone APN through a hidden configuration profile, so the fields are locked or missing. That's normal. Resetting network settings re-pulls the profile and fixes most iPhone issues without manual entry.

These settings didn't fix it. What now?

Restart the phone first. If data still won't connect, reset network settings and let the carrier re-provision. If only MMS fails, re-check the MMSC and make sure mobile data is on. APN settings can't fix a deactivated line, an unpaid balance, or a locked phone.

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