Hi Nico
One day after that (today morning) I was called back, re-explained the issue and stated that I think that the nat is the problem. Took me about 10 minutes arguing that this in not Linux' fault. Then he send me a useraccount/password/apn to use for testing and I should give him feedback in a few days.
Never tell the support you are using Linux :-) They follow their scripts and can not handle such "exceptions". We are all clever enough to lie a little bit :-)
Nice weekend, Reto
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From: Reto Burkhalter reto.burkhalter@basis06.com
Never tell the support you are using Linux :-) They follow their scripts and can not handle such "exceptions". We are all clever enough to lie a little bit :-)
it actually applies to any vendor: as soon as you tell you use non-standard or non-tested environment, they immediately refuse to help... I even had to cheat Cisco TAC once :)