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o2 UK gprs settings

Just installed the xda-developrs SE ROM
Seems to make the XDA run like a deamon, well impressed so far.
Just as everybody else though. The autoconfiguration doesn't work. So can't get the o2 wap settings up.
dns 193.113.200.200
and 193.113.200.201
np mobile.o2.co.uk
but something seems to be missing. Could somebody please supply the complete settings.

WAP...
Ehm, as far as WAP goes...
We did not include the EZWAP program in our install. So WAP is unlikely to work. WAP wasn't in Othman's Qtek ROM (it has no autoconfig settings and no WAP), and we didn't create mkrom to take input from multiple ROMs. We figured serious users would want to the new EZWAP which also does MMS (which isn't included by O2), and we never really used WAP or MMS ourselves. So I guess we never tested any WAP settings...
If you want you can have a look at the registry settings we insert for each provider in the 'provider' directory of the mkrom kit. If you think some settings are missing, you could do a registry dump (using the 'System Snapshot' we put in the ROM) before and after fixing the problem, and send us the differences. We can them insert them in next versions of the Special Edition ROM.

02 internet settings
Is this what you want?
Name: 02 Mobile Web
Select a Modem: Cellular Line (GPRS)
Baud rate: 19200
Advanced:
TCP/IP:
Use Server- Assinged IP Address
Name servers:
Use specific server address
DNS: 192.113.200.200
ALt. DNS: 192.113.200.201
WNS: 0.0.0.0
ALt. WNS: 0.0.0.0
Access point name:
MOBILE.02.CO.UK
Name 02 MOBILE WEB GSM
Select a modem: Cellular line
Baud rate: 19200
Advanced:
Connection perferences:
Port Settings:
Data bits: 8
Parity: NONE
Stop bits: 1
Flow Control: Hardware
TCP/IP:
Use server-assigned IP Address
X Use software compression
X Use IP header Compression
Name servers:
Use specific server address
DNS: 192.113.200.200
ALt. DNS: 192.113.200.201
WNS: 0.0.0.0
ALt. WNS: 0.0.0.0
Country code: 44
Area number: 771
Phone number: 2932932
Name : 02 WAP GPRS
Select a modem: Cellular Line (GPRS)
Baud rate: 19200
Advanced:
TCP/IP:
Use Server- Assinged IP Address
Name Servers:
Use server-assigned address
Access point: wap.02.co.uk
name: 02 WAP GSM (CSD)
Select a modem: Cellular Lime
Baud rate: 19200
Port Settings:
Data bits: 8
Parity: NONE
Stop bits: 1
Flow Control: Hardware
TCP/IP:
Use server-assigned IP Address
X Use software compression
X Use IP header Compression
Name servers:
Use server-assinged addresses
Country code: 44
Area number: 771
Phone number: 2927927
There ones I use my self
UK 02 XDA

Hi,
Thanks for the above info. It worked a treat. However I was asked for a Username, Password and Domain login when I connected to GPRS. So for those of you who do know it, here we go:
Username: web
Password: password
Domain: leave this blank.
Check the box to save the password.
Gil.

thanks, i will add it to my txt file
missed those

I am on O2 payg, using the xda, I have tried the gprs settings and it says the number isnt responding, when I use the gsm settings that are preset when doing auto config, I get charged even though I am on 300 free wap minutes, I dont think I am a stupid person but I have a feeling of having been here before when I previously had an O2 payg, any help would be appreciated. I am getting the free sms messages so I know the account is activated for the freebies. The "G" sysmbol comes on when i switch on the xda and stays there for about 10 seconds.

Hi. I'm new here so excuse me if I seem simple! I have unlocked my XDA using xdaunlock and now have same problem with GPRS dropping out after approx 10 seconds. It worked before, so has unlocking changed any settings? or has something else happened. The xda has the latest uk rom upgrade with 4.21 radio. Any help please as I dont know what to do! Thanks.

Please has anybody actually got a working setup for GPRS on O2 PAYG on the XDA, I have spent weeks on this and got nowhere. I have followed instructions to the letter from different websites and still no joy, I can connect to wap over gsm but gprs settings still elude me, anybody got a full description of settings please, and how to enter them. Thanks in advance.

Is there nobody on this forum using O2 PAYG sim and using wap over gprs? I cannot seem to find anybody with the settings, I wonder why, it seems like the holy grail just to get on line using the system that is available to me in theory? Help would be greatly appreciated.

Nobody in UK on O2 pay as you go :?: :?: :?:

Update on my problems with GPRS on O2 payg. I have tried every setting on this forum plus others, I always get error, not answering or some such, I have decided to stick to gsm connection using shortcode 951000 and exwap 2.5. if anybody can give me step by step, confirmed working settings, I would apprectiate it. This will be my last post on the subject, I am beginning to take up too much storage on the forum server with this. A resolution to the problem would be great as I can then save my connection settings to flash ram and not worry about it again.

cruisin-thru I am not on O2 so can offer limited help.
EzWAP2.5 could be yr problem.
I sometime find difficulty using WAP after a session mms'ing with EzWAP2.5 . A solf reset is then required before I can connect to WAP via gprs.
Here is my sugestion:
1.uninstall EzWAP2.5 completely
2.try to get connected to gprs or gsm WAP
3.try PIE, it works for WAP , but depending on yr
telco whether on gprs or gsm
4.if all the above is working then install EzWAP2.1
and see if it works
5.then EzWAP2.5 and see if it screw up everthing,
if not try mms.
Hope this helps, i am working blind here

OK, searched high and low and think this is the best thread to post this in.
Have just upgraded my XDA with the developers rom v1.2. Everything great for a while (3 days) Now it can not connect to gprs or gsm. I get the "There is no answer at the number dialed.
I am with O2 UK and have treble checked the settings and tried various alternatives however nothing works.
One thing I have noticed is that the autoconfig dropdown box says Austria One.....when I change that to O2 - UK and click OK to autoconfigure, it doesn't, it just comes back to Austria - One.
Phone works and SMS is fine, just GPRS/GSM
Do I need to re-flash or contact my provider....or please tell me there's a simple "fix" :lol:
Thanks

Ive got this reply through email from o2 im waiting now for password and username I will post soon as I get it
Go to Start > Settings > Connections > Connections, and then select the top modify option. Within this, there should be four connection types.... Select the GPRS WAP connection and modify the settings. You need to change anything that says o2wap to payandgo, and change the APN from WAP.o2.CO.UK to PAYANDGO.O2.CO.UK. Once you have amended these settings, tap and hold on this connection type and make it your default. You might want to rename this
Then, go into the EZwap application, and select tools and then options, and there should be a series of tabs. Select the general tab and make sure the connection in the drop down list, is the one you have just amended.
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im on o2 online genie payg 300 free wap/txts per month.
i got my txts down to 200 and i get 25free mms per month instead
i got all wap/net working for free
just follow these bits of info it all works as i have it on my xda running wm2003 no need to config dsn and ip things in the advanced bit leave them how they are:
settings are:
MMS
Data bearer: GPRS
Access point name: wap.o2.co.uk
Username: o2wap
Password: password
Authentication: Normal Gateway IP address: 193.113.200.195
URL address: http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002
Session mode: Permanent
GPRS
O2 Wap / Mobile Internet settings:
Homepage: http://wap.O2.co.uk/
Dialup access number: +44 771 2927927 (915000 dont work for xda)
APN (GPRS only): payandgo.o2.co.uk
Gateway (IP) address: 193.113.200.195
Username: O2wap
Password: password
Session type: Continuous / permanent
Port number: 9201
Note: Until May 2002, O2 Wap was known as Genie Wap (username 'geniewap').
The alternative dialup number of +44 7712 927 927 is also available,
although this number may not be free when used with O2 online
Hi, make sure first that it's your GPRS WAP connection that Ezwap is using, and set it to 'auto connect' in 'Options'
under the 'connection' tab set connection type to 'gateway' and put in your networks WAP IP address (o2 IRL's is 192.168.090.074). Click on 'connectionless gateway'
Untick 'wtls' secured connection.
Click on the 'MMS' settings tab next.
Put in your networks MMS 'Message Server' or MMS homepage. (O2 IRL's is http://mmsc.mms.o2.ie:8002)
All the other settings can be setup as you like.
1) Enable MMS on my account. Had to get 'pally' with a tech guy to do this as XDA is not supported; I suppose pretending I had a 7650 would have worked too.
2) Install EZWAP2.5
3) EZWAP Settings for O2UK:
General
"Connection"
- O2 WAP GPRS
- Connect automatically Y
- Rest on this tab default
Connection
"Connection Type"
- Gateway
- Address 193.113.200.195
- Port 9201
- Connectionless Gateway N
- WTLS secured connection N
- Rest on this tab default
Push
"Push"
- Enable push Y
- Connection type Address: blank
- Port 2901
- Connectionless Push gateway Y
- WTLS secured N
History/Cache & Identification - default
MMS
"MMS Settings"
-Message Server: http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002
-Sender Address Type: Phone Number
-Sender Address: My phone number
MMS Options - delivery recepit and read receipt Y
It's not 100% reliable, which I knew would be the case, but it's not too bad. Get now when the message arrives doesn't work, but I just open the MMS inbox and click the message to get it.
ntl
username: Normal
incomming: pop.ntlworld.com
outgoing: smtp.o2.co.uk
02
username: [email protected]
incomming: mail.o2.co.uk
outgoing: smtp.o2.co.uk
Hotmail
username: [email protected]
incomming: http://services.msn.com/svcs/hotmail/httpmail.asp
outgoing: http://services.msn.com/svcs/hotmail/httpmail.asp

MMS on QTek S110

Hi there.
I've got a QTek S110 (as title) on O2 UK, and I'm trying to set up MMS messaging. I've spent quite a bit of time searching these forums and google, and although I've had a little success, it's still not working properly. The situation is this:
I can successfully configure the device to send MMS messages, and this works fine. The problem I currently have is with the receipt. If I'm connected to the O2 Wap GPRS connection I have set up for MMS, which sends the messages, then I usually can receive messages I send to myself from another phone. However, if this connection is not active, then the messages just get lost. I'm not notified at all that a message was incoming, and even if I manually connect the device, the message is not received. I never have any knowledge of its passing.
Can anyone help me with this? I'm beginning to go mad, I think...

Have you tried the original O2 MMS cab file from the ext-rom? You can find them on the ftp.
M

oltp said:
Have you tried the original O2 MMS cab file from the ext-rom? You can find them on the ftp.
M
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I hard-reset my device last night when trying to get it to work, and it didn't configure, so I guess the CAB isn't built into my rom. Could you give me a bit more guidance on the FTP server, I'll take a look myself, but not really sure what I'm looking for.
Thanks for the response.

I got kids, so I say: chips there's no UK O2 ext-rom uploaded on the ftp.
But I found you this:
Access point name: wap.o2.co.uk (contract customers) or payandgo.o2.co.uk (pay-as-you-go customers)
Username: o2wap (contract customers) or payandgo (pay-as-you-go customers)
Password: password
Authentication: Normal
Data bearer: GPRS
Gateway IP (proxy) address: 193.113.200.195
Session mode: Permanent
@ this site: http://www.filesaveas.com/mms.html
Hope it helps,
M
URL address: http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002

oltp said:
I got kids, so I say: chips there's no UK O2 ext-rom uploaded on the ftp.
But I found you this:
Access point name: wap.o2.co.uk (contract customers) or payandgo.o2.co.uk (pay-as-you-go customers)
Username: o2wap (contract customers) or payandgo (pay-as-you-go customers)
Password: password
Authentication: Normal
Data bearer: GPRS
Gateway IP (proxy) address: 193.113.200.195
Session mode: Permanent
@ this site: http://www.filesaveas.com/mms.html
Hope it helps,
M
URL address: http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002
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These are the settings I believe I'm using...
In connections, I have:
Advanced->Select Networks
Internet: O2 MMS Test
Private Network: O2 MMS Test
In tasks, I have
'O2 MMS Test' Is my connection
Manage existing connections->Modem tab->'O2 GPRS WAP'->Edit
-- Modem: Cellular Line (GPRS)
-- Access Point: wap.o2.co.uk
-- user: o2wap
-- password: password
-- advanced:
-- -- tcp/ip:
-- -- -- Use server-assigned: checked
-- -- -- Use software compression: unchecked
-- -- -- Use IP Header compression: unchecked
-- -- servers
-- -- -- DNS: 193.113.200.195
I have also, under the proxy tab, got
This network connects to the internet: checked
Uses a proxy server: checked
Advanced->
-- HTTP: 193.113.200.195 port 8080
I set this proxy as it allows me to access the internet through this connection; it doesn't seem to affect the MMS operation.
In MMS settings, I have:
Prefs:
Connect via: O2 MMS Test (the connection I set up)
Retrieve message immediately: checked
Ok to download when roaming: checked
Save sent messages: checked
Attempts before giving up: 5
Photo Res: 640x480
Servers:
Gateway: 193.113.200.195
Port: 9201
Server address: http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002
Sending Size Limitation: 100K
--Gavin

Rereading your first post & adding up your last comments, I'm beginning to think to network screws up in this case. Either it doesn't register you as being offline, or it can't store & forward the MMS for you.
Maybe O2 themselve can help you in this, I don't think your device is incorrect configured.
M

I had similar issues with my S100 on Orange. I could send MMS to anyone but the only MMS I could received were if I sent them to myself. I think I've finally cured the problem with the latest T-Mobile MMS client.

6thElement said:
I had similar issues with my S100 on Orange. I could send MMS to anyone but the only MMS I could received were if I sent them to myself. I think I've finally cured the problem with the latest T-Mobile MMS client.
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So you're using different software for the MMS? Could you direct me to where I could download this/how to set it up.
Thanks
--Gavin

On the FTP
Copy the downloaded CAB file to your S110 and run it to install. MKae sure your messaging app is closed first though! If your wallpaper messes up once you've installed it just reset your wallpaper again.

6thElement said:
On the FTP
Copy the downloaded CAB file to your S110 and run it to install. MKae sure your messaging app is closed first though! If your wallpaper messes up once you've installed it just reset your wallpaper again.
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Woohoo!
That works, thankyou very much .

My invoice is in the post

Since an hard reset i also have probs with qtek s100 and mms. Does the application which is downloadable a few posts ago compatible to austrian phones too ?

djtwok said:
Since an hard reset i also have probs with qtek s100 and mms. Does the application which is downloadable a few posts ago compatible to austrian phones too ?
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The application is the same as the one packaged with the phone, just a newer version; so yes is the answer, it should work with austrian phones.

After logging on the ftp it tells me "file not found" ? btw: the app was made for s110 and mine is an s100 does that matter ?

djtwok said:
After logging on the ftp it tells me "file not found" ? btw: the app was made for s110 and mine is an s100 does that matter ?
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That link still works for me, and it should be fine on an s100; there's not much difference between the two.

TyTN: Vodafone Japan settings

Hi all,
I've googled and found several settings for Vodafone Japan and only one combination works.
BUT I don't know what data service it is using and at what cost to me.
I'd like to know the Vodafone Japan settings for my TyTN (and possibly Vodafone Live!, but I hear it's a closely guarded secret...)
What I have been using (found on the net) is
Acess Point: vodafone (if I use *99# it doesn't work)
username: [email protected] or [email protected] (they both work)
pass: vodafone (for both)
DNS settings: 143.90.130.23, 143.90.130.39 or 61.195.195.153, 61.195.194.26 (without the DNS, it doesn't work.
Anyone have more exact info? and the info for MMS settings?
Anyhelp would be appreciated. Thanks.
I've also called Vodafone Japan's customer service and they give me the brochure info at using *99# but that doesn't work for me on the TyTN.

TyTn in Japan
I am using the same acess point as you mentioned.. My first bill was incredilbly expensive! I called vodafone and after they finally started to understand what I need, they gave me this "super happy packet" deal. Now its about 80-90% cheaper than my old plan.
I would still like to send text messages to japanese phones here.. but havent figured out a way.. have you?
-J

If you choose "Cellular Line (GPRS, 3G)" as a modem type, I remember you can only type "vodafone" as access point name.
[email protected] is for 64K digital connection (charged by minute)
[email protected] is for packet connection (charged by packet)
DNS setting is not necessary.
These plans are only for packet connections (you cannot use your ppc as a telephone with these plans), but they are relatively cheap.
http://www.vodafone.jp/data_card/fee_plan/
Also, I guess this is what you are looking for.
http://www.gaijinpot.com/bb/showthread.php?p=214706

Thanks qtotter, unfortunately those settings didn't seem to work for me.
Nakame: I haven't yet found a way to do that. I can only send SMS and it seems to only work to Vodafone customers. There was a post somewhere on the net about Vodafone Live service, but the site was in Spanish. Apparently you can get Vodafone live on the Hermes, when you buy the fone in the UK with Vodafone (and by the looks of it in Spain too) So why wouldn't they have that available for us here in Japan??
Oh well, I'll keep plugging away of settings and combos to see what works.
If anything is progressing, I'll let you know.

Hi isamu,
First of all, You might need an information of access point of Vodafone JP for using WAP and MMS.
(not below access point)
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>>Acess Point: vodafone (if I use *99# it doesn't work)
>>username: [email protected] or [email protected] (they both work)
>>pass: vodafone (for both)
>>DNS settings: 143.90.130.23, 143.90.130.39 or 61.195.195.153, >>61.195.194.26 (without the DNS, it doesn't work.
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also, need to contract 'Vodafone Live!' option. (315Yens/Month)
but, They has only accepted to use the WAP & MMS access points for their selling mobile phones. so officially there is no way to send MMS from PDAs. officially....
cheers,
tom

Thanks for the offical answer... any idea about the unoffical one??... :wink:
thanks for your time.

no modem
I have tried this and everytime I try and connect it gives me a error saying "No modem at this number" is there something I am missing here? Thanks

for you
access point name: VFJP Network
access point addr: mailwebservice.vodafone.ne.jp
type: PAP
user: vodafonelive
pass: qceffknarlurqgbl
proxy setting
proxy name: VFJP Web
proxy addr: vfkkwapproxy.vodafone.ne.jp
access point: VFJP Network
VL URL: http://ptl/menu/
port: 8080
user: vodafonelive
pass: qceffknarlurqgbl
proxy name: VFJP MMS
proxy addr: vfkkmmsproxy.vodafone.ne.jp
access point: VFJP Network
port: 8080
user: vodafonelive
pass: qceffknarlurqgbl
MMS setting
acount: Vodafone JP
proxy: VFJP MMS
mail server addr: http://mms/

Packet Data access
Thanks for the details I will try this once I enable my phone to have vodafone live, do you have the correct settings for connecting to the packet data network? I want to use my notebook to connect to the internet using my mobile phone.

Roca, thanks for the information.
Would these settings allow me to use the text message services here in Japan? (keitai to keitai) Or are these setting just to connect to the internet?
Thanks in advance

Hello, everybody.
I set follows and am connected, but, as for the MMS, it is not possible for splice.
Vodafone Setting
WEB
Enter a name for the connection
vodafone WEB
Select amodem
Celluar Line (GPRS,3G)
Access point name
vodafone
User name : [email protected]
Password : vodafone
Domain : none

Hi, all.
no need setting for text messages(SMS).
if you want use WAP(Vodafone Live/Yahoo Keitai) and MMS, use setting that I showed. But, you can not use nomaly Internet Access.
But, you shuld change Brawser and MMS-Client's User-Agent!
ex) Vodafone/1.0/V703SH/SHJ001
and MMS cannot be likely to be received...um..
if you want to connect to internet, use setting thst maro showd.
but very expensive, careful!

so there is no way to use internet and mms with WM5? or smartphone. If use will be expensive?

etriess said:
so there is no way to use internet and mms with WM5? or smartphone. If use will be expensive?
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Softbank officially says that the X0 does not work with MMS. But obviously there is a work around? With "re-sender" or something Can somebody shed light on this?

chainbolt,
To use softbank MMS with Hermes, there are two ways:
(1) Use Palm Messaging App
(2) Use MMS Composer and MMS Resender
(1) solution does not seem work on X01HT (it works almost fine on TyTN). on TyTN, approx 20% of messages causes the Palm Messaging App to crash, so it is really annoying.
(2) solutions require two software, MMS Composer and MMS Resender. The latter is available on the Internet, but MMS Composer is a proprietary software and it may be hard for X01HT users to find one. TyTN has the one pre-installed. Basically, softbank's MMS system uses some sort of non-standard MMS notification messages and MMS Composer can not understand them, thus generating error. Somehow, requesting softbank to re-send MMS notifications for the messages remaining on their MMS server cause the MMS system to send standard MMS notifications that MMS Composer can understand, and this time, it can retrieve MMS messages from the MMS server without a problem.
MMS Resender basically does this trick - when MMS Composer displays "MMS notification error", it finds the message box, clears it and access the softbank "MMS notification re-send" page http://mail/ to request resending of all MMS nofitications. With these new notifications MMS Composer now auto-downloads all MMS messages.

hiroshiy said:
chainbolt,
To use softbank MMS with Hermes, there are two ways:
(1) Use Palm Messaging App
(2) Use MMS Composer and MMS Resender
(1) solution does not seem work on X01HT (it works almost fine on TyTN). on TyTN, approx 20% of messages causes the Palm Messaging App to crash, so it is really annoying.
(2) solutions require two software, MMS Composer and MMS Resender. The latter is available on the Internet, but MMS Composer is a proprietary software and it may be hard for X01HT users to find one. TyTN has the one pre-installed. Basically, softbank's MMS system uses some sort of non-standard MMS notification messages and MMS Composer can not understand them, thus generating error. Somehow, requesting softbank to re-send MMS notifications for the messages remaining on their MMS server cause the MMS system to send standard MMS notifications that MMS Composer can understand, and this time, it can retrieve MMS messages from the MMS server without a problem.
MMS Resender basically does this trick - when MMS Composer displays "MMS notification error", it finds the message box, clears it and access the softbank "MMS notification re-send" page http://mail/ to request resending of all MMS nofitications. With these new notifications MMS Composer now auto-downloads all MMS messages.
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Many thanks!
I have an O2 Trion that I use in Japan with a WWE ROM (1.35) and a Softbank SIM card. This ROM has MMS Composer included. I also installed the Re-sender. But nothing works. Whenever I launch the re-sender, it says "connection error". I can also not receive or send SMS. The phone is of course working, and I can also work with POP3 e-mail accounts.
But the problem/lack of SMS and MMS is really annoying. I guess my settings are wrong. Do you know the Softbank settings for SMS and MMS?

Chainbolt,
Yes you need the correct connection settings for the Softbank.
Here's the (complex) complete settings - one for MMS+Phone browser, another for Internet access. Call it MMS Settings and Open Settings, and costs are different. It's a bit difficult to explain (Softbank Japanese plans are one of the most complex rate plans in the world), but I'll try.
You SHOULD use MMS Settings for MMS.
You CAN use MMS Settings for the web, but in this case you have to use the proxy in MMS Settings AND you need to set the browser User Agent to one of the Softbank phones available. See below for the list of User Agents. This proxy allows up to 300KB per page.
http://developers.softbankmobile.co.jp/dp/tech_svc/info/useragent.php
While you use MMS Settings, you will be charged 0.2yen/packet. You can apply for the Unlimited Packets (Pake-shi-Hoodai in Japanese) Plan for 4410yen per month.
You CAN use Open Settings for the web, this will allow you to use HTTP, HTTPS, ActiveSync and other protocols freely. This settings can also be used from your PC, meaning unlimited Internet Access. You can use any User Agent - so you can use PIE with this connection.
This Open Settings is said to become unavailable from 4/1, as the password is now known to public and Softbank does not want people to use it from the PC.
The cost for using Open Settings is still unclear, but it will be 1029yen - 10290yen per month. Enjoy!
*MMS Settings
[Settings]-[Connections]tab-[Connections]
[Advanced]tab-[Select Networks]button
"connect to the Internet" [New]button
[My ISP name]VFJP Network
[Modem]tab-[New]button
"name of for the connection" Softbank wap
"select a modem" Cellular Line (GPRS, 3G)
[Next]
"Access Point Name" mailwebservice.vodafone.ne.jp
[Next]
"User name" vodafonelive
"Password" qceffknarlurqgbl
"Domain" (blank)
[Finish]
[Proxy Settings]tab
"This network connects to the Internet" Check
"This network uses a proxy server to connect to the Internet" Check
"Proxy server" vfkkwapproxy.vodafone.ne.jp
[Advanced]button
"HTTP Proxy" vfkkwapproxy.vodafone.ne.jp (no change)
"Port" 8080
"User name" vodafonelive
"Password" qceffknarlurqgbl
"Domain" (blank)
Go to Messaging (Outlook E-mail)
[Menu]-[Tools]-[Options]
Click [MMS]-[Servers]tab-[New]button
"Server name" mailwebservice.vodafone.n
"Gateway" vfkkmmsproxy.vodafone.ne.jp
"Port number" 8080
"Server address" http://mms/
"Connect via" VFJP Network
"WAP Version" WAP 2.0
[OK]button
tap [mailwebservice.vodafone.n]-[Set As Default]button
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Arcsoft\Arcsoft MMS UA\Config\mm1\{number}
Name=mailwebservice.vodafone.ne.jp
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Arcsoft\Arcsoft MMS UA\Config\mm1\WspHeader
User-Agent=SoftBank/1.0/705SC/SCJ001
Accept-Language=ja
*Open Settings
[Settings]-[Connections]tab-[Connections]
[Advanced]tab-[Select Networks]button
"connect to the Internet" [My ISP]-[Edit]button
[Modem]tab-[New]button
"name of for the connection" Softbank open
"select a modem" Cellular Line (GPRS, 3G)
[Next]
"Access Point Name" open.softbank.ne.jp
[Next]
"User name" open
"Password" ozRt8n29Ra1Psd07
"Domain" (blank)
[Finish]
[OK]button

hiroshiy said:
Chainbolt,
Yes you need the correct connection settings for the Softbank.
Here's the (complex) complete settings - one for MMS+Phone browser, another for Internet access. Call it MMS Settings and Open Settings, and costs are different. It's a bit difficult to explain (Softbank Japanese plans are one of the most complex rate plans in the world), but I'll try.
You SHOULD use MMS Settings for MMS.
You CAN use MMS Settings for the web, but in this case you have to use the proxy in MMS Settings AND you need to set the browser User Agent to one of the Softbank phones available. See below for the list of User Agents. This proxy allows up to 300KB per page.
http://developers.softbankmobile.co.jp/dp/tech_svc/info/useragent.php
While you use MMS Settings, you will be charged 0.2yen/packet. You can apply for the Unlimited Packets (Pake-shi-Hoodai in Japanese) Plan for 4410yen per month.
You CAN use Open Settings for the web, this will allow you to use HTTP, HTTPS, ActiveSync and other protocols freely. This settings can also be used from your PC, meaning unlimited Internet Access. You can use any User Agent - so you can use PIE with this connection.
This Open Settings is said to become unavailable from 4/1, as the password is now known to public and Softbank does not want people to use it from the PC.
The cost for using Open Settings is still unclear, but it will be 1029yen - 10290yen per month. Enjoy!
*MMS Settings
[Settings]-[Connections]tab-[Connections]
[Advanced]tab-[Select Networks]button
"connect to the Internet" [New]button
[My ISP name]VFJP Network
[Modem]tab-[New]button
"name of for the connection" Softbank wap
"select a modem" Cellular Line (GPRS, 3G)
[Next]
"Access Point Name" mailwebservice.vodafone.ne.jp
[Next]
"User name" vodafonelive
"Password" qceffknarlurqgbl
"Domain" (blank)
[Finish]
[Proxy Settings]tab
"This network connects to the Internet" Check
"This network uses a proxy server to connect to the Internet" Check
"Proxy server" vfkkwapproxy.vodafone.ne.jp
[Advanced]button
"HTTP Proxy" vfkkwapproxy.vodafone.ne.jp (no change)
"Port" 8080
"User name" vodafonelive
"Password" qceffknarlurqgbl
"Domain" (blank)
Go to Messaging (Outlook E-mail)
[Menu]-[Tools]-[Options]
Click [MMS]-[Servers]tab-[New]button
"Server name" mailwebservice.vodafone.n
"Gateway" vfkkmmsproxy.vodafone.ne.jp
"Port number" 8080
"Server address" http://mms/
"Connect via" VFJP Network
"WAP Version" WAP 2.0
[OK]button
tap [mailwebservice.vodafone.n]-[Set As Default]button
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Arcsoft\Arcsoft MMS UA\Config\mm1\{number}
Name=mailwebservice.vodafone.ne.jp
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Arcsoft\Arcsoft MMS UA\Config\mm1\WspHeader
User-Agent=SoftBank/1.0/705SC/SCJ001
Accept-Language=ja
*Open Settings
[Settings]-[Connections]tab-[Connections]
[Advanced]tab-[Select Networks]button
"connect to the Internet" [My ISP]-[Edit]button
[Modem]tab-[New]button
"name of for the connection" Softbank open
"select a modem" Cellular Line (GPRS, 3G)
[Next]
"Access Point Name" open.softbank.ne.jp
[Next]
"User name" open
"Password" ozRt8n29Ra1Psd07
"Domain" (blank)
[Finish]
[OK]button
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Click to collapse
Thank you so much for that!
I am just through the entire process of flashing first a German ROM (O2), then an English one (HCT), and now trying the Japanese one from Softbank, always with downgrading the booloader - but I never made MMS or SMS working so far. I will try the settings from above to the letter. I am aware about the April 1 "issue".

how to set HTC Tytn ii in Japan to send MMS with Softbank?
hiroshiy said:
Chainbolt,
Yes you need the correct connection settings for the Softbank.
Here's the (complex) complete settings - one for MMS+Phone browser, another for Internet access. Call it MMS Settings and Open Settings, and costs are different. It's a bit difficult to explain (Softbank Japanese plans are one of the most complex rate plans in the world), but I'll try.
You SHOULD use MMS Settings for MMS.
You CAN use MMS Settings for the web, but in this case you have to use the proxy in MMS Settings AND you need to set the browser User Agent to one of the Softbank phones available. See below for the list of User Agents. This proxy allows up to 300KB per page.
http://developers.softbankmobile.co.jp/dp/tech_svc/info/useragent.php
While you use MMS Settings, you will be charged 0.2yen/packet. You can apply for the Unlimited Packets (Pake-shi-Hoodai in Japanese) Plan for 4410yen per month.
You CAN use Open Settings for the web, this will allow you to use HTTP, HTTPS, ActiveSync and other protocols freely. This settings can also be used from your PC, meaning unlimited Internet Access. You can use any User Agent - so you can use PIE with this connection.
This Open Settings is said to become unavailable from 4/1, as the password is now known to public and Softbank does not want people to use it from the PC.
The cost for using Open Settings is still unclear, but it will be 1029yen - 10290yen per month. Enjoy!
*MMS Settings
[Settings]-[Connections]tab-[Connections]
[Advanced]tab-[Select Networks]button
"connect to the Internet" [New]button
[My ISP name]VFJP Network
[Modem]tab-[New]button
"name of for the connection" Softbank wap
"select a modem" Cellular Line (GPRS, 3G)
[Next]
"Access Point Name" mailwebservice.vodafone.ne.jp
[Next]
"User name" vodafonelive
"Password" qceffknarlurqgbl
"Domain" (blank)
[Finish]
[Proxy Settings]tab
"This network connects to the Internet" Check
"This network uses a proxy server to connect to the Internet" Check
"Proxy server" vfkkwapproxy.vodafone.ne.jp
[Advanced]button
"HTTP Proxy" vfkkwapproxy.vodafone.ne.jp (no change)
"Port" 8080
"User name" vodafonelive
"Password" qceffknarlurqgbl
"Domain" (blank)
Go to Messaging (Outlook E-mail)
[Menu]-[Tools]-[Options]
Click [MMS]-[Servers]tab-[New]button
"Server name" mailwebservice.vodafone.n
"Gateway" vfkkmmsproxy.vodafone.ne.jp
"Port number" 8080
"Server address" http://mms/
"Connect via" VFJP Network
"WAP Version" WAP 2.0
[OK]button
tap [mailwebservice.vodafone.n]-[Set As Default]button
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Arcsoft\Arcsoft MMS UA\Config\mm1\{number}
Name=mailwebservice.vodafone.ne.jp
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Arcsoft\Arcsoft MMS UA\Config\mm1\WspHeader
User-Agent=SoftBank/1.0/705SC/SCJ001
Accept-Language=ja
*Open Settings
[Settings]-[Connections]tab-[Connections]
[Advanced]tab-[Select Networks]button
"connect to the Internet" [My ISP]-[Edit]button
[Modem]tab-[New]button
"name of for the connection" Softbank open
"select a modem" Cellular Line (GPRS, 3G)
[Next]
"Access Point Name" open.softbank.ne.jp
[Next]
"User name" open
"Password" ozRt8n29Ra1Psd07
"Domain" (blank)
[Finish]
[OK]button
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks for this. However, it still does not work entirely (although it worked a little!)
Here are my problems:
I changed all the settings for MMS usage as shown below. However, it still does not work entirely.
Sending: First, I tried to send a test message, but it just sits in my email "outbox". The "send/receive" button is gray, so I cannot use that. The system periodically tries to connect to the network to send the message (the icons indicate when it is doing so), but it fails, so it ends up just sitting in my "outbox" with a little clock icon on the side.
Receiving: I keep getting error messages on my phone now (presumeably when I receive a message) that just say "Forbidden". I actually received the headers for five (of a total approximately thirty on the Softbank server) messages, too. However, when I try to download the messages, my phone connects to the network but then nothing happens. I do not get additional error messages. Just nothing happens.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.

I believe they've changed some of the settings since then. Have you followed any of the other guides for how to do this here?

MMS Settings (Cyprus)

I spent a long time with CYTA's customer service trying to get the correct mms settings. So, to save other Kaiser and P3600 owners in Cyprus from all the trouble, here they are:
MMS options
Servers
server name: cytamobile
gateway: 212.31.96.161
port number: 9201
server address: http://mmsc.cyta.com.cy
connect via my isp
settings
connections
connections
my isp
new isp
name: mms gprs
modem: cellular line (GPRS, 3G)
access point name: cytamobile
usename: user
password: pass
advanced
server
use specific server address: 195.14.130.186

I hv been trying myself as well the same; the only difference I found on my attempts was the server setting which obviously made a difference and allowed me to send an mms.
However I didn't manage to receive the mms (i sent it to myself) since it says 'error synchronizing'.
To add my two cents, you hv to send an sms to 8000 number writing 'on mms' (w/o the quotes).
Also, if you want to use internet connection with your pda thru gprs/3g and you don't have any subscription (we are still talking about cyta - the local carrier) you can use for your connection the access point 'internet' w/o any user or pass.

yeap. you have to activate the mms option either by calling customer services, or by sending the text as you ve suggested, or by logging on to cytamobile-vodafone

Problem - MMS..sorry. But I have a log ;)

I've been playing with apn settings trying to see which ones work for mms for hd2 android, but I have had zero luck. Here is the info from the log when I try to send the mms:
btw
Radio: 2.15
ROM: OzDroid
Android: JDMode 1.0 Hastarin 8.5
Thanks in advance.
Code:
E/Mms:transaction( 1685):Url: http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc
E/Mms:transaction( 1685):null
E/Sendtransaction( 1685):java.io.IOException
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): at com.android.mms.transaction.HttpUtils.handleHttpConnectionException(HttpUtils.java:253)
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): at com.android.mms.transaction.HttpUtils.httpConnection(HttpUtils.java:239)
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): at com.android.mms.transaction.Transaction.sendPdu(Transaction.java:166)
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): at com.android.mms.transaction.Transaction.sendPdu(Transaction.java:150)
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): at com.android.mms.transaction.SendTransaction.run(Send.Transaction:118)
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:1096)
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): at org.apache.http.impl.client.DefaultRequestDirector.execute(DefaultRequestDirector.java:445)
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): at org.apache.http.impl.client.AbstractHttpClient.execute(AbstractHttpClient.java:555)
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): at org.apache.http.impl.client.AbstractHttpClient.execute(AbstractHttpClient.java:509)
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): at android.net.http.AndroidHttpClient.execute(AndroidHttpClient.java:253)
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): at com.android.mms.transaction.HttpUtils.httpConnection(HttpUtils.java:200)
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): ...4 more
E/Sendtransaction( 1685): Delivery failed

Are you using default apn settings? if so try this. Add to the server portion internet2.voicestream.com
once thats done save it than register on the tmobile network by going to network operators in the previous menu.
works for me I get lightning fast response from youtube vids 100% h service 24/7 and pic msgs up to 2 mb come in within 3 seconds.

I don't know if that was the reason, but i have noticed, if i turn wifi off i can send mms. with wifi enabled i my android hd2 is not sending any mms. maybe this might be a workaround for the mms problem on the hd2 running android.

I've been playing with apn settings trying to see which ones work for mms for hd2 android, but I have had zero luck. Here is the info from the log when I try to send the mms:
btw
Radio: 2.15
ROM: OzDroid
Android: JDMode 1.0 Hastarin 8.5
Thanks in advance.
Here. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=828080

sherlockpwnz said:
Are you using default apn settings? if so try this. Add to the server portion internet2.voicestream.com
once thats done save it than register on the tmobile network by going to network operators in the previous menu.
works for me I get lightning fast response from youtube vids 100% h service 24/7 and pic msgs up to 2 mb come in within 3 seconds.
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This worked brilliantly. MMS is sending super fast. I really appreciate it! Thanks everyone for the quick responses! Problem solved. These are the apn settings I am using:
Name: T-mobile US
APN: epc.tmobile.com
Proxy: Not Set
Port: Not Set
Username: Not Set
Server: internet2.voicestream.com
MMSC: http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc
MMS proxy: 216.155.165.050
MMS port: 8080
MCC: 310
MNC: 260
Authentication type: Not set
APN type: Not set

lol glad to help. a tmobile rep told me to add this on my windows rom. she was too dumb to realize I said I was running android and didn't realize I admitted to flashing a custom rom and I lost all my data info. she just straight gave it to me. you can also do internet3.voicestream.com but it's not as fast as far as I can tell.

spbeeking said:
I've been playing with apn settings trying to see which ones work for mms for hd2 android, but I have had zero luck. Here is the info from the log when I try to send the mms:
btw
Radio: 2.15
ROM: OzDroid
Android: JDMode 1.0 Hastarin 8.5
Thanks in advance.
Here. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=828080
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Click to collapse
Hey guy try the above stated. it worked for the other guy. just add internet2.voicestream.com to your server spot in your apn setting. after you save that apn click back and then go to network operators then register on tmobile network to make sure it notices your settings on their end.

I used these settings but I am still getting generic network failure on sending mms and receiving. It worked on the mccm 1.5 build but not on the 1.6. I also updated my kernel to the 8.5.1 but still no go

read the change log for 1.6 and 1.5 see what was added to 1.6
pinpointing that would help you figure out what is stopping you. it's not your apn settings it's something with the rom