06-04-2022 03:38 AM
The phone: Samsung SGH-T159 ex-Videotron flip phone.
It's old but it works: calls, voicemail, SMS and even the internet browser despite being way out of date. It has MMS capabilities but so far I was not able to send any pictures. I always get a "Sending failed. No response." message. I just performed a factory reset to start from a clean slate. Still no luck.
My settings are as follows:
Set name: Public Mobile
Access name: sp.mb.com
Auth type: none
Protocol: HTTP
Home URL: http://aliasredirect.net/proxy/mb/mmsc
Proxy Address: blank
Linger Time (Sec.): 300
Advanced >
Static IP: Unchecked
Static DNS: Unchecked
The protocol option gives me a choice of HTTP or WAP. WAP opens a field labeled Gateway. I tried putting 74.49.0.18 inside various fields such as Gateway, Proxy Address and the Address field that becomes highlighted when checking the Static DNS box, to no avail. I have no way to select a specific port so that could very well be my problem. I'm just curious to know if any of you guys maybe have an idea of what is going on here. I'm well aware my phone is a dinosaur and there's a 99% chance that MMS will never work because of that. I mean it still works as a phone, so no big deal but if there's an easy way to activate that feature I'm all ears. Thanks.
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06-04-2022 06:01 PM
Geez....What? Am I not allowed to express my joy to the OP that I helped solve their issue and how I did so? Youre obsessed with moving posts to the lounge!!
I'm happy to have helped you on your way....the search bar is a very handy tool that is underutilized by fellow members.
Acceptable?
06-04-2022 01:16 PM
06-04-2022 12:01 PM
Bingo @darlicious ! The trick was the proxy adress. Apparently the number you set after the : sets the port. The more you know! Thank you 😄
06-04-2022 10:12 AM - edited 06-04-2022 10:22 AM
06-04-2022 06:39 AM
This may help from @LaPoutine who figured it out for a samsung SGH-C414.....
Bumping again as I finally figured it out today.
Working MMS configuration for this phone:
Set name: Public Mobile //(or anything you want)
Access name: sp.mb.com
Auth type: None
Protocol: HTTP
Home URL: http://aliasredirect.net/proxy/mb/mmsc
Proxy Address: 74.49.0.18:80
leave rest as default.
This should allow you to send and received MMS and you should be able to browse the internet with this very same profile. Don't forget to change your home page.
See this thread for additionnal info, OP doesn't mention the model number of the phone even though it is the same.
06-04-2022 06:07 AM
To put it simply data and MMS work on both 3G and 4G LTE networks.
06-04-2022 04:39 AM - edited 06-04-2022 04:42 AM
@BKNS27 wrote:Correction, you need data to operate MMS.
Data's needed for MMS but I don't understand your point about frequencies and the phone only being 3g. 3g phones can do MMS. LTE's a network and not needed for data.
06-04-2022 04:37 AM
Correction, you need data to operate MMS.
06-04-2022 04:28 AM
@BKNS27 wrote:This phone operates on 2G and 3G in band 2 (1900 Mhz) and band 4 (1700 Mhz) frequencies.
It doesn't seem to support 4G so you wouldn't have data or MMS.
LTE isn't needed for data and MMS. Data is working for Stone_Age.
06-04-2022 04:27 AM
This phone operates on 2G and 3G in band 2 (1900 Mhz) and band 4 (1700 Mhz) frequencies.
It doesn't seem to support 4G so you wouldn't have data or MMS.
06-04-2022 04:27 AM
@Stone_Age wrote:The phone: Samsung SGH-T159 ex-Videotron flip phone.
It's old but it works: calls, voicemail, SMS and even the internet browser despite being way out of date. It has MMS capabilities but so far I was not able to send any pictures. I always get a "Sending failed. No response." message. I just performed a factory reset to start from a clean slate. Still no luck.
My settings are as follows:
Set name: Public Mobile
Access name: sp.mb.com
Auth type: none
Protocol: HTTP
Home URL: http://aliasredirect.net/proxy/mb/mmsc
Proxy Address: blank
Linger Time (Sec.): 300
Advanced >
Static IP: Unchecked
Static DNS: Unchecked
The protocol option gives me a choice of HTTP or WAP. WAP opens a field labeled Gateway. I tried putting 74.49.0.18 inside various fields such as Gateway, Proxy Address and the Address field that becomes highlighted when checking the Static DNS box, to no avail. I have no way to select a specific port so that could very well be my problem. I'm just curious to know if any of you guys maybe have an idea of what is going on here. I'm well aware my phone is a dinosaur and there's a 99% chance that MMS will never work because of that. I mean it still works as a phone, so no big deal but if there's an easy way to activate that feature I'm all ears. Thanks.
Inside Advanced, do you see any MMSC, MMS proxy, and MMS port settings?