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mobile-broadband-provider-info-20140317/Makefile.am 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000000567 12311630742 021564 0 ustar bhavani bhavani ## Process this file with automake to produce Makefile.in
SP_XML_DB = serviceproviders.xml
dist_pkgdata_DATA = $(SP_XML_DB) serviceproviders.2.dtd
EXTRA_DIST = mobile-broadband-provider-info.pc.in
pkgconfigdir = $(datadir)/pkgconfig
pkgconfig_DATA = mobile-broadband-provider-info.pc
check-local:
xmllint --valid $(top_srcdir)/$(SP_XML_DB) 2>&1 > /dev/null || exit 1;
mobile-broadband-provider-info-20140317/mobile-broadband-provider-info.pc.in 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000000506 12311630742 026414 0 ustar bhavani bhavani prefix=@prefix@
exec_prefix=@exec_prefix@
libdir=@libdir@
datarootdir = @datarootdir@
pkgdatadir=${datarootdir}/@PACKAGE@
includedir=@includedir@
database=${pkgdatadir}/serviceproviders.xml
Name: mobile-broadband-provider-info
Description: Mobile Broadband Service Provider Information Database
Requires:
Version: @VERSION@
mobile-broadband-provider-info-20140317/README 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000002615 12311630742 020404 0 ustar bhavani bhavani This package contains mobile broadband settings for different service providers
in different countries. The Package contains only informational files so it's
safe for distributions to grab updates even during feature freeze and
maintenance stages.
When you want to configure a mobile broadband connections there usually is some
service provider specific information you have to know before the connection
can be established. Problem with this information is that it's highly technical
for an ordinary consumer and it's available only from service providers web
page or from Microsoft Windows installation media that becomes with tie-in
subscription devices.
The interesting side of this information is that it's the same for every user
of a given service provider. This means that service provider specific
information can be stored in a database. When this database is available the
information can be fetched there and the ordinary user does not need to bother
about it.
Service provider specific information is stored in a XML file. XML is not the
most optimized format for a database, but it's easy to read, understand and
edit.
The database is released under Creative Commons Public Domain (CC-PD).
for more info, see:
https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/NetworkManager/MobileBroadband/ServiceProviders
If you are using pkg-config, variable MOBILE_BROADBAND_PROVIDER_INFO contains
the full path to the database.
mobile-broadband-provider-info-20140317/generate_cl.sh 0000755 0001750 0001750 00000000216 12311630742 022326 0 ustar bhavani bhavani #!/bin/sh
svn2cl -i --group-by-day --break-before-msg --authors=authors.svn2cl http://svn.gnome.org/svn/mobile-broadband-provider-info/trunk
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AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE([-Wall -Werror foreign no-dist-gzip dist-bzip2])
AM_MAINTAINER_MODE([enable])
AC_CONFIG_FILES([
Makefile
mobile-broadband-provider-info.pc
])
AC_OUTPUT
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213.162.65.2
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3MMS
http://mmsc
213.94.78.133:8799
3 MMS
http://mms.um.three.co.uk:10021/mmsc
mms.three.co.uk:8799
3MMS
http://mms.um.three.com.hk:10021/mmsc
172.20.97.116:8799
3 MMS
http://mmsc.three.net.au:10021/mmsc
mmscprox.three.net.au:8799
3mms
3mms
3mms
http://mms.three.co.id
10.4.0.10:3128
Yesss
VOLmobil
T-Mobile MMS
t-mobile
tm
http://mmsc.t-mobile.at/servlets/mms
10.12.0.20:80
Amaysim
Optus MMS
http://mmsc.optus.com.au:8002/
61.88.190.10:8070
Apex Telecom
Beagle
BLiNK
BLiNK (services after 04/08/09)
BLiNK (services prior to 04/08/09)
Crazy John's
Crazy NET
203.21.112.40
203.21.113.40
Crazy WAP/MMS
Crazy MMS
http://purtona.mms/mmssend
10.202.2.20:8080
Dodo
Postpaid
Prepaid
Escape Net
Exetel
Exetel (Optus Based HSPA plans)
Exetel (Optus Based CAP Plans) not iPhone
Exetel (Optus Based CAP Plans) not iPhone
Exetel (Optus Based CAP Plans) iPhone
Exetel (Vodafone based)
Exetel (Vodafone Based)
Highway1
iiNet
Internode
NodeMobile Data
Old NodeMobile Data (before 2009-08-26)
iPrimus
Optus
Mobile Internet (handsets)
211.29.132.12
198.142.0.51
Optus Yes Internet
211.29.132.12
198.142.0.51
Wireless Broadband
211.29.132.12
198.142.0.51
Post-Paid Mobile Broadband
211.29.132.12
198.142.0.51
Pre-Paid Mobile Broadband
211.29.132.12
198.142.0.51
Optus MMS
TPG Mobile
TPG (iPhone)
TPG (all except iPhone)
MMS
Pennytel
Pennytel (Vodafone) live.vodafone.com
Pennytel (Vodafone) vfinternet.au
Smelly Black Dog
Telstra
125111
1258888
*100#
139.130.4.4
203.50.2.71
Telstra (3G data pack)
Telstra
139.130.4.4
203.50.2.71
Telstra (Next G)
10.4.85.138
10.4.176.234
Telstra (3G PC pack - pay by time)
Telstra
139.130.4.4
203.50.2.71
Telstra Internet/Wap
Telstra MMS
Telstra BigPond
Telstra MMS
http://mmsc.telstra.com:8002
10.1.1.180:80
Three
a
a
202.124.68.130
202.124.76.66
Three Prepaid
a
a
202.124.68.130
202.124.76.66
Virgin Mobile
Mobile Internet
guest
guest
61.88.88.88
Mobile Broadband
Vodafone
Postpaid and some prepaid phone plans
Prepaid
203.21.112.40
203.21.113.40
Vodafone Internet
Westnet
Westnet (iPhone)
Westnet (all except iPhone)
Azercell
Azercell MMS
http://mms.azercell.com/cMMSC/post
10.0.154.101:8080
Bakcell
Azerfon
*100#3#
BH GSM
BHMobileMMS
http://mms.bhmobile.ba/cmmsc/post
195.222.56.41:8080
m:tel
*101#
Package 1
81.93.67.2
81.93.67.3
Package 2
81.93.67.2
81.93.67.3
Package 3
81.93.67.2
81.93.67.3
Package 4
81.93.67.2
81.93.67.3
Prepaid
81.93.67.2
81.93.67.3
mobismms
http://mmsc.065mobis.com/mms/wapenc
192.168.61.11:80
HT-ERONET
*101#
ERONET MMS
http://mms.gprs.eronet.ba/mms/wapenc
10.12.3.11:8080
Digicel
Robi (AKTel)
Internet
192.168.23.7
AKTEL-MMS 2 0
http://192.168.23.4/was
192.168.23.7:9028
Banglalink
Web
10.10.55.34
blmms
http://mmsc1:10021/mmsc/01
10.10.55.34:8799
GrameenPhone
202.56.4.120
202.56.4.121
GP MMS
http://mms.gpsurf.net/servlets/mms
10.128.1.2:8080
Warid
Internet
10.6.0.2
Airtel MMS
http://10.6.0.21/servlets/mms
10.6.0.2:8080
Citycell
waps
waps
117.18.224.146
117.18.224.147
Mobistar
5555
#123#
Business
mobistar
mobistar
212.65.63.10
212.65.63.145
Personal
mobistar
mobistar
212.65.63.10
212.65.63.145
Internet Everywhere
mobistar
mobistar
212.224.255.252
212.65.63.217
mobistar
mobistar
212.65.63.10
212.65.63.145
Mobistar MMS
http://mmsc.mobistar.be
212.65.63.143:8080
Telenet Mobile
Old Walk & Surf
Walk & Talk
Walk & Surf
Orange
Proximus
1230
Inter
195.238.2.21
81.169.60.107
Intra
195.238.2.21
195.238.2.22
MMS
mms
mms
http://mmsc.proximus.be/mms
10.55.14.75:8080
Base
1933
base
base
195.130.131.139
212.53.4.4
BASE MMS
base
base
http://mmsc.base.be
217.72.235.1:8080
Mobile Vikings
1933
web
web
Airtel 3G
GloBul
120
*125#
globul
192.168.88.11
GLOBUL MMS GPRS
mms
http://mmsc1.mms.globul.bg:8002
192.168.87.11:8004
M-Tel
131
*101#
213.226.7.34
213.226.7.35
MMS M-Tel GPRS
mtel
mtel
http://mmsc/
10.150.0.33:8080
Vivacom
110
*102#
Vivacom Internet (Postpaid)
vivacom
vivacom
Vivatel (old)
vivatel
vivatel
192.168.123.123
vivacom MMS
mms
mms
http://mmsc.vivacom.bg
192.168.123.123:8080
Batelco
oNet
wap
wap
Batelco MMS
wap
wap
http://192.168.36.10/servlets/mms
192.168.1.2:80
Zain BH
Internet
internet
internet
eGO
hsdpa
hsdpa
mms
mms
mms
http://172.18.83.129
172.18.85.34:80
STC
Viva
Brasil Telecom
BrT
BrT
BrT MMS
brt
brt
http://mms.brasiltelecom.com.br/
200.96.8.29:8080
Claro
*100
*544#
*545#
*546#
claro
claro
3G
claro
claro
CTBC
*22
ctbc
1212
CTBC MMS
ctbc
1212
http://mms.ctbccelular.com.br/was
172.29.7.70:8080
Oi
*100
*804
*805
oioioi
WAP
oiwap
oioioi
Oi MMS
oimms
oioioi
http://200.222.42.204:8002
192.168.10.50:3128
TIM
*100
*222#
*222
tim
tim
10.223.246.102
10.223.246.103
iTIM
http://mms.tim.it/servlets/mms
213.230.130.89:80
TIM MMS
tim
tim
http://mms.tim.br
200.179.66.242:8080
Velox
iesgprs
iesgprs2002
66.36.250.14
Vivo
*555
*8000
*5005
vivo
vivo
Vivo MMS
vivo
vivo
http://termnat.vivomms.com.br:8088/mms
200.142.130.104:80
Batelco
B-Mobile
B-mobile MMS
http://mms.bmobile.com.bn/was
129.9.10.20:6500
DSTCOM
wap
wap
Movistar MMS
MOVISTAR@mms
MOVISTAR
http://mms.movistar.com
10.138.255.5:8080
velcom
*100#
GPRS WAP
wap
wap
GPRS WEB
web
web
GPRS WEB PLUS
plus
plus
GPRS PRIVET
privet
privet
WEB BASIC
web1
web1
WEB 25
web2
web2
WEB 150
web3
web3
WEB 500
vmi
vmi
VELCOM MMS
http://mms.velcom.by/servlets/mms
10.200.15.15:8080
MTS
*100#
mts
mts
MTS MMS
http://mms.mts064.telekom.yu/mms/wapenc
172.17.85.131:8080
MTS MMS
mts
mts
http://mmsc/
192.168.192.192:9201
UMC MMS GPRS
http://mmsc:8002/
192.168.10.10:8080
MTS MMS
http://mmsc2.mts.net
209.4.229.90:9401
life:)
*100#
Mascom Wireless
life:) MMS
http://mms.life.com.ua/cmmsc/post
212.58.162.230:8080
Leo/UCom
Tempo/Africell
Mascom MMS
http://192.168.33.50/mms
192.168.33.138:8080
Fido
fido
fido
204.92.15.211
207.181.101.4
Fido MMS
http://mms.fido.ca
mm1.fido.ca:80
Rogers
wapuser1
wap
207.181.101.4
207.181.101.5
Rogers Media
media
mda01
http://mms.gprs.rogers.com
10.128.1.69:80
Bell Mobility
Internet
Mobile Web
Mobile Fast Web
Bell MMS
http://mms.bell.ca/mms/wapenc
web.wireless.bell.ca:80
Telus Mobility
Internet
Internet (with VPN)
Blackberry
Mobile Web/Smartphone
TELUS MMS
http://aliasredirect.net/proxy/mmsc
74.49.0.18:80
Virgin Mobile
SaskTel
Vidéotron
Telephony data
IHVM
Media
http://media.videotron.com
10.208.89.17:8080
WIND Mobile
Laptop (data stick)
Mobile (add-on for phone)
WIND MMS
mms
mms
http://192.168.200.95/servlets/mms
192.168.200.11:9401
MMS
http://mms.windmobile.ca
74.115.197.70:8080
Mobilicity
Mobile Web
Mobile Broadband
MoMMS
http://mms.mobilicity.net
10.100.3.4:8080
Vodacom
vodalive
172.24.97.1
Vodalive
http://172.24.97.1/mmsc
172.24.97.1:3128
Orange
Internet Everywhere - Standard
213.55.128.1
213.55.128.2
Internet Everywhere - Prepaid
213.55.128.1
213.55.128.2
Internet Everywhere - Intranet Access
Internet Everywhere - Postpaid
Sunrise
internet
internet
194.230.1.103
194.230.1.71
wap
wap
mms
mms
Sunrise MMS
mms
mms
http://mmsc.sunrise.ch
212.35.34.75:8080
Swisscom
*130#
*123*CODE#
Swisscom GPRS
138.188.101.189
138.188.101.186
Swisscom CAA
testprofil
temporary
Swisscom MMS
Swisscom MMS
http://mms.natel.ch:8079
192.168.210.2:8080
M-Budget
*#100#
Migros Data
MTN
172.16.100.5
MTN MMS
mms
http://192.168.97.1/mmsc
192.168.97.1:3130
MTN-MMS
mtnmms
mtnmms
http://mms.mtn.co.za/mms/wapenc
196.11.240.241:8080
Claro Chile
clarochile
clarochile
Prepago
clarochile
clarochile
WAP
clarochile
clarochile
MMS CLARO
clarochile
clarochile
http://mms.clarochile.cl
172.23.200.200:8080
Entel PCS
Contract / Prepaid / WebSession
entelpcs
entelpcs
WAP
entelpcs
entelpcs
MMS Entel PCS
entelmms
entelpcs
http://mmsc.entelpcs.cl
10.99.0.10:8080
Movistar
Web
web
web
WAP
wap
wap
DSTMMS
mms
mms
http://mms.dst.com.bn/mmsc
10.100.6.101:3130
DSTMMS
mms
mms
http://mms.dst.com.bn/mmsc
10.100.6.101:3130
Orange
orange
orange
MTN
guest
guest
China Mobile
WAP
guest
guest
Internet
guest
guest
211.136.20.203
移动彩信
http://mmsc.monternet.com
10.0.0.172:80
China Unicom
uninet
联通彩信
http://mmsc.myuni.com.cn
10.0.0.172:80
China Telecom
ctnet@mycdma.cn
vnet.mobi
IceCelular
guest
guest
208.133.206.44
Kolbi
190
1150
Kolbi 3g
MMS CLARO CR
http://mms.ideasclaro.com:8002
216.230.133.66:8080
Claro
COMCELWEB
COMCELWEB
eTb
etb
etb
Movistar
movistar
movistar
Tigo
Tigo MMS
tigo
tigo
http://mms.tigo.sn
172.16.16.16:8080
Uff
UNE
une
une
LTE (4G)
TIGO multimedia
mms-cm1900
mms-cm1900
http://mms.ola.com.co
190.102.206.48:8080
Virgin Mobile
movistar MMS
movistar
movistar
http://mms.movistar.com.co
192.168.222.7:9001
Cytamobile-Vodafone
*#109#
Contract
Prepaid
CytaMMS
http://mmsc.cyta.com.cy
212.31.96.161:8080
MTN
wap
wap
Vodafone
*22#
217.77.161.130
217.77.161.131
O2
160.218.10.200
160.218.43.200
160.218.10.200
160.218.43.200
Prepaid
02 MMS
http://mms.o2active.cz:8002
160.218.160.218:8080
T-Mobile
62.141.0.1
213.162.65.1
AldiTalk/MedionMobile
9911
*100#
*104*CODE#
Volume rate/30 Day Flatrate
eplus
gprs
212.23.97.2
212.23.97.3
24 Hour Flatrate
Tages-Flatrate
eplus
gprs
E-plus MMS
mms
eplus
http://mms/eplus/
212.23.97.153:5080
blau.de
*100#
*104*CODE#
blau
blau
24 Hour Flatrate
Tages-Flatrate
blau
blau
Bild Mobil
BILD Mobilportal
Contract
139.7.30.125
139.7.30.126
BILDmobil Speedstick (Surfpakete)
VF DE MMS
http://139.7.24.1/servlets/mms
139.7.29.17:80
E-Plus
*100#
*104*CODE#
eplus
gprs
212.23.97.2
212.23.97.3
O2
333
*101#
*103*CODE#
LOOP
193.189.244.225
193.189.244.206
Pay-by-MB
195.182.110.132
62.134.11.4
Pay-by-time
195.182.110.132
62.134.11.4
o2 MMS
http://10.81.0.7:8002
195.182.114.52:8080
Tchibo-Mobil
*101#
*103*CODE#
Tagesflat / Monats-Flatrate L / Monats-Flatrate XL
T-Mobile(Telekom)
3311
*100#
*101*CODE#
t-d1
193.254.160.1
193.254.160.130
t-mobile
tm
10.74.83.22
193.254.160.1
T-Mobile MMS
t-mobile
tm
http://mms.t-mobile.de/servlets/mms
172.28.23.131:8008
Congstar
*100#
*101*CODE#
Prepaid Contracts
t-mobile
tm
193.254.160.1
10.74.83.22
Vodafone
5500
*100#
*100*CODE#
139.7.30.125
139.7.30.126
WebSessions
vodafone
vodafone
139.7.30.125
139.7.30.126
FONIC
*101#
*103*CODE#
fonic
fonic
simyo Internet
*100#
*104*CODE#
simyo
simyo
212.23.97.2
212.23.97.3
vistream
*100#
web
vistream
solomo
*100#
web
vistream
Materna BR
web
vistream
sdt.net
web
vistream
igge & ko
web
vistream
PTT mobile
web
vistream
TouristMobile
web
vistream
SunSIM
*100#
web
vistream
SüdkurierTel
web
vistream
NetCologne
web
password
Alice
Option Mobile
193.189.244.225
193.189.244.206
1&1
5500
*100#
Mobile Broadband
Mobile Web
D2
Web
Netzclub
Internet
3
Bredbånd (standard)
Bredbånd Premium Kontant
3 (standard for mobilkunder; spærret for indgående trafik)
3 (statisk IP)
OiSTER
Mobile Broadband
Mobile Internet
3mms
http://mms.3.dk
mmsproxy.3.dk:8799
ice.net (Nordisk Mobiltelefon)
cdma
cdma
Telenor
20171717
*101#
40454545
212.88.64.199
212.88.64.14
Telenor MMS
http://mms.telenor.dk
212.88.64.8:8080
CBB Mobil
TDC
20171717
*101#
40454545
194.239.134.83
193.162.153.164
TDC MMS
http://mmsc.tdc.fi
10.1.12.2:8080
Fullrate
Fullrate
Fullrate
Telia
28184000
*101#
Telia MMS
http://mms.telia.dk
193.209.134.131:8080
BiBoB
Telmore
194.239.134.83
193.162.153.164
Telmore MMS
http://192.168.241.114:8002
194.182.251.15:8080
Unotel
happiimobil
Onfone Internet DK
Orange
*777
#131#
Claro
*99
*122#
*22
196.3.81.5
196.3.81.132
Viva
#111#
*74
viva
viva
Djezzy
MMS djezzy
mms
mms
172.24.97.158:8799
Mobilis
internet
internet
Mobilis MMS
mms
mms
http://172.25.49.9/servlets/mms
172.25.49.2:8080
Nedjma
WEB
nedjma
nedjma
Nedjma MMS
mms
mms
http://10.10.111.1
192.168.52.3:3128
Movistar UMTS
movistar
movistar
movistar MMS
movistar
movistar
http://mms.movistar.com.ec:8088/mms/
10.3.5.50:9001
Porta 3G
MMS Porta
portamms
portamms2003
http://iesmms.porta.com.ec
216.250.208.94:8799
EMT
217.71.32.116
217.71.32.115
EMT MMS
http://mms.emt.ee/servlets/mms
217.71.32.82:8080
Nordea
Elisa
194.204.0.1
Elisa MMS
http://mms.elisa.fi
213.161.41.57:80
Elisa MMS
http://194.204.2.10
194.204.2.6:8000
Tele2
wap
wap
Tele2 MMS
wap
wap
http://mmsc.tele2.fi
193.12.40.19:80
Vodafone
*878#
internet
internet
163.121.128.134
212.103.160.18
Etisalat
Etisalat MMS
http://10.71.131.7:38090/
10.71.130.29:8080
MobiNil
80.75.166.250
163.121.163.201
MobiNil MMS
http://10.7.13.24:8002/
62.241.155.45:8080
Euskaltel
CLIENTE
EUSKALTEL
Másmovil
móbil R (Mundo-R)
moviData
213.143.33.8
62.36.225.150
ONO
62.42.230.24
62.42.63.52
Pepephone
Pepephone
Pepephone (Mobile)
Orange
242
*111#
*113#
Orange
ORANGE
ORANGE
85.62.229.133
85.62.229.134
Simyo/Blau
195.230.105.134
195.230.105.135
Telecable
telecable
telecable
Movistar (Telefónica)
123
2266
Telefónica
telefonica
telefonica
194.179.1.100
194.179.1.101
Movistar (USB modems)
movistar
movistar
Vodafone (Airtel)
*138#
Vodafone
vodafone
vodafone
212.73.32.96
212.73.32.67
Airtel (old)
vodafone
vodafone
212.73.32.3
212.73.32.67
MMS VODAFONE
wap@wap
wap125
http://mmsc.vodafone.es/servlets/mms
212.73.32.10:80
Yoigo
633
*111#
213.248.76.210
213.248.100.54
Yoigo MMS
http://mmss/
193.209.134.141:80
Jazztel
87.216.1.65
87.216.1.66
Carrefour Móvil
Eroski Móvil
Eroski Móvil GPRS
wap@wap
wap125
Ethio Telecom
*804#
213.55.96.148
213.55.96.166
etc
etc
Vodafone FO
*#100#
Dna
*100#
0800412582
14000
dna internet
217.78.192.22
217.78.192.78
dna MMS
dna
mms
http://mmsc.dnafinland.fi
10.1.1.2:8080
Dna
dna internet
Dna
dna internet
Dna
dna internet
Elisa
777
080090598
18258
18258
Saunalahti
16304
15045
16304
16304
16304
Postpaid (contract) NAT (available for all subscribers)
195.74.0.47
195.197.54.100
Postpaid (contract) public IP address (needs to be ordered)
195.74.0.47
195.197.54.100
Prepaid (no contract)
195.74.0.47
195.197.54.100
Saunalahti MMS
http://mms.saunalahti.fi:8002/
62.142.4.197:8080
Sonera
15400
192.89.123.230
192.89.123.231
Prointernet (public IP)
192.89.123.230
192.89.123.231
TeleFinland MMS
http://mms.sonera.net:8002
195.156.25.33:8080
Welho
Wekkula
Vodafone / Kidanet
*999#
A Mobile (Auchan Telecom)
Bouygues Telecom
660
630
Contrat Pro Data Illimité
62.201.129.99
B2Bouygtel
62.201.129.99
Forfait Data
62.201.129.99
Forfait Data
62.201.129.99
Contrat Pro Data
62.201.129.99
Bouygues MMS
http://mms.bouyguestelecom.fr/mms/wapenc
62.201.129.226:8080
Free Mobile
Free-Mobile
free
free
Free-Mobile
MMS Free
http://mms.free.fr
10.0.0.10:8080
Orange
888
#123#
Orange Internet
194.51.3.56
194.51.3.76
Business Contract
194.51.3.56
194.51.3.76
No Contract / Mobicarte
orange
orange
194.51.3.56
194.51.3.76
Orange Entreprises
mportail
mib
172.17.0.2
172.17.0.4
Orange MMS
orange
orange
Internet Everywhere 3G
SFR
9445
123
950
Web / Prepaid
172.20.2.10
172.20.2.39
WAP
SFR internetpro
SFR ipnet
Mobile Broadband
172.20.2.10
172.20.2.39
Full Internet (Webphone)
Internet (Neuf Telecom)
mms65
http://mms65
10.143.156.8
Transatel Telecom
TEN
orange
orange
Pay-by-MB
orange
orange
Orange acte
orange
orange
http://mms.orange.fr
192.168.10.200:8080
Asda Mobile
web
web
ASDA MMS
wap
wap
http://mms.asdamobiles.co.uk/servlets/mms
212.183.137.12:8799
BT Mobile
bt
bt
giffgaff
443
*100#
Mobile Broadband
giffgaff
password
O2 MMS
o2wap
password
http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002
193.113.200.195:8080
O2
901
*#10#
4444
Contract
o2web
password
193.113.200.200
193.113.200.201
Contract (faster)
faster
password
193.113.200.200
193.113.200.201
Pay and Go (Prepaid)
payandgo
payandgo
iPhone (Contract)
vertigo
password
Mobile Broadband
o2bb
password
82.132.254.2
82.132.254.3
WAP
o2wap
password
TalkTalk
212.183.137.12:8799
wap
wap
T-Mobile
222
150
150
150
User
mms
149.254.201.126
149.254.192.126
149.254.230.7
149.254.199.126
Tesco Mobile
tescowap
password
193.113.200.195
Virgin Mobile
196.7.0.138
196.7.142.132
user
VM acte GPRS
orange
orange
http://mms.orange.fr
192.168.10.200:8080
Virgin MMS
http://mms.virginmobile.co.za
196.31.116.242:8080
Vodafone
*#100#
121
*#1345#
2345
Contract
web
web
10.206.65.68
10.203.65.68
Prepaid
web
web
172.29.1.11
172.29.1.11
TopUp and Go
web
web
10.203.129.68
10.203.129.68
TopUp and Go (older 1GB SIMs)
3
Internet
Handsets
172.30.139.17
172.31.139.17
Orange
123
453
Contract
orange
orange
193.35.133.10
193.35.134.10
Contract (with VPN)
orange
orange
193.35.133.10
193.35.134.10
Orange WAP
orange
multimedia
158.43.192.1
158.43.128.1
Geocell
212.72.130.20
212.72.152.1
Geo MMS
http://mms.geocell.com.ge/cmmsc/post
10.11.240.7:8080
Airtel-Vodaphone
Sure (Cable & Wireless)
WAP
Internet
Lifestyle MMS
http://mmsc.gprs.cw.com/
10.0.3.101:80
Wave Telecom
212.9.0.135
212.9.0.136
pepperMMS
mms
http://mmsc.surfmail.com/mmsc
212.9.19.199:3130
MTN
*124#
*125*CODE#
Vodafone
*127#
*122#
*123*CODE#
Tigo
*820#
*842*CODE#
web
Airtel
*133#
*134*CODE#
GloGhana
*124#
*123*CODE#
Cosmote MMS
http://mmsc.cosmote.gr:8002
10.10.10.20:8080
Expresso
evdo@expresso.com
evdo
Tele Greenland A/S
Cosmote
123
1314
1314
Vodafone
121
1252
1252
Contract
Mobile Broadband On Demand
213.249.17.10
213.249.17.11
Wind
122
1333
1269
1225
1269
1225
web
web
Q-Telecom MMS
http://mms.myq.gr
192.168.80.134:8080
Claro
Comcel / Tigo
Wap
Wap
MMS TIGO
http://mms
10.16.17.12:8888
Movistar
movistargt
movistargt
GT&T Cellink Plus
test
test
DigiCel
web
web
Digicel Guyana MMS
wap
wap
http://mmc.digicelgy.com/servlets/mms
172.20.6.12:8080
CSL
202.84.255.1
203.116.254.150
CSL MMS
http://192.168.58.171:8002
192.168.59.51:8080
New World
CMHK MMS
http://mms.hk.chinamobile.com/mms
172.31.31.36:8080
China Mobile
picturemail
http://mms.smartone-vodafone.com/server
10.9.9.9:8080
SmarTone
PCCW (Sunday)
Sunday (Old)
PCCW 2G/GPRS
PCCW 3G
PCCW MMS
http://mmsc.mms.pccwmobile.com:8002/
10.131.2.8:8080
PCCW 3G MMS
http://3gmms.pccwmobile.com:8080/was
10.140.14.10:8080
Sunday
Orange
Three
Tigo
T-Mobile
10.12.0.1
VIPNET
Contract and Prepaid
GPRS 5
38591
38591
195.29.159.15
GPRS 0
38591
38591
195.29.159.15
3G
38591
38591
212.91.97.3
212.91.97.4
MMS
http://mms.vipnet.hr/servlets/mms
212.91.99.91:8080
CARNet VIPNET
AAIEDU
CARNet Tele2
AAIEDU
Tele2 MMS
http://mmsc.tele2.hr
193012040066:8080
Tele2
212.247.156.66
Telenor
mobilinternet
217.79.128.40
217.79.128.45
Pannon MMS
http://mmsc.pgsm.hu/
84.225.255.1:8080
DIGI
DIGI Move
T-Mobile
212.51.115.1
194.176.224.6
MMS
mms
212.51.115.1
194.176.224.3
Vodafone
Előf. Normál
vodawap
vodawap
80.244.97.30
80.244.96.1
Előf. töm.
80.244.97.30
80.244.96.1
Felt. norm.
80.244.97.30
80.244.96.1
Vodafone (felt. töm.)
80.244.97.30
80.244.96.1
Invitel
net.and.go
3
GPRS
3gprs
3gprs
Monthly Internet Service
Layanan Internet Bulanan
3data
3data
AXIS
axis
123456
AXISmms
AXIS
123456
http://mmsc.axis
10.8.3.8:8080
Indosat
IM3/Mentari Time-based
indosat@durasi
indosat@durasi
IM3/Mentari Volume-based
indosat
indosat
Matrix 3G/3.5G
indosat
indosat
IndosatMMS
indosat
indosat
http://mmsc.indosat.com
10.19.19.19:8080
StarOne
starone
indosat
Telkomsel
wap
wap123
202.152.0.2
202.155.14.251
Flash Time-based
foo
bar
Flash Volume-based
foo
bar
TSEL-MMS
wap
wap123
http://mms.telkomsel.com
10.1.89.150:8000
Excelcomindo (XL)
xlgprs
proxl
202.152.254.245
202.152.254.246
XL-MMS
xlgprs
proxl
http://mmc.xl.net.id/servlets/mms
202.152.240.50:8080
SMART
smart
smart
Ceria
internet
ceria
Fren
m8
m8
Telkom Flexy
telkomnet@flexi
telkom
Esia
O2
*#100#
Contract
gprs
gprs
62.40.32.33
62.40.32.34
Prepaid
faster
web
62.40.32.33
62.40.32.34
Old Config Internet and MMS
O2 MMS
http://mmsc.mms.o2.ie:8002
62.40.32.40:8080
Vodafone
50189
vodafone
vodafone
89.19.64.36
89.19.64.164
Old
vodafone
vodafone
Prepaid
vodafone
vodafone
10.24.59.100
E-Mobile
Broadband To Go
212.129.64.220
212.129.64.221
MMS over GPRS
my
wap
http://mms.mymeteor.ie
10.85.85.85:8799
Meteor
Meteor Data
my
meteor
Broadband To Go
212.129.64.220
212.129.64.221
GPRS
my
isp
Three Ireland
172.31.140.69
172.30.140.69
3MMS
http://mms.um.3ireland.ie:10021/mmsc
mms.3ireland.ie:8799
CellCom
Cellcom MMS
http://mms.cellcom.co.il
vwapm2.ain.co.il:8080
GolanTelecom
Home Cellular
Hot Mobile
Orange
3G Internet
158.43.192.1
158.43.128.1
Pelephone
3G
pcl@3g
pcl
Multimedia Pelephone
pcl@3g
pcl
mmsu.pelephone.net.il
10.170.9.54:9093
Rami Levi
rl@3g
rl
YouPhone 3G
Manx Telecom
Pronto MMS
mms
mms
http://mms.manxpronto.net:8002
195.10.99.46:80
Sure (Cable & Wireless)
WAP
Internet
AIRCEL
Web
GPRS
GPRS (Postpaid)
GPRS (Prepaid)
Aircel MMS
http://172.17.83.67/servlets/mms
172.17.83.69:8080
Aircel MMS
http://mmsc/mmrelay.app
192.168.35.196:8081
Aircel MMS
http://mmsc/mmrelay.app
192.168.35.196:8081
Airtel
202.56.230.5
202.56.240.5
Vodafone
Vodafone Connect
Vodafone Live
BSNL/CellOne
New GPRS/3G
New WAP
Old South Zone A (Karnatka, Andhra Pradesh, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Kerala)
Old South Zone B (Karnatka, Andhra Pradesh, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Kerala)
Old North Zone (Haryana, Punjab, UP(East), UP(West), Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Jammu & Kashmir)
Old West Zone (Maharashtra, Gujrat, Madhya Pradesh, Chattishgarh)
Old East Zone Prepaid (Jharkhand, Bihar, Kolkata, West Bengal, Orissa, Assam, North East, Adman Nicobar)
218.248.240.208
218.248.240.135
Old East Zone Postpaid (Jharkhand, Bihar, Kolkata, West Bengal, Orissa, Assam, North East, Adman Nicobar)
218.248.240.208
218.248.240.135
BSNL MMS
http://bsnlmmsc.in:8514
10.210.10.11:8080
Idea Cellular
MMS Idea GPRS
http://mms.idea.pl
192.168.6.104:8080
Idea MMS
http://10.4.42.21:8002
10.4.42.15:8080
MTNL
Delhi (3G Prepaid / Postpaid)
mtnl
mtnl123
Mumbai (3G Prepaid / Postpaid)
Delhi
mtnl
mtnl123
Mumbai (Prepaid)
mtnl
mtnl123
Mumbai (Postpaid / Plan 2)
mtnl
mtnl123
MTNL MMS
http://172.16.31.136/mms/
172.16.31.136:9401
Reliance
Smart Net
Smart WAP
Netconnect (RCOMNET)
RMMS
http://10.239.221.47/mms/
10.239.221.7:8080
Reliance MMS
http://mmsc.rcom.co.in/mms/
10.239.221.5:8080
Reliance Netconnect
Spice telecom
spice
spice
kar
Idea MMS
http://10.4.42.21:8002/
10.4.42.15:8080
Tata Docomo
Internet
Internet
TATA DOCOMO MMS
http://mmsc/
10.124.26.94:8799
Tata Indicom (Plug2Surf)
internet
internet
Tata Indicom (Photon+)
internet
internet
MTS MBlaze
internet@internet.mtsindia.in
mts
Itisaluna
itisaluna
itisaluna
Omnea Telecom
omnea
omnea
Kalimat Telecom
Korek
korek
korek
Asia Cell
Irancell-MMS
http://mms:8002
10.131.26.138:9200
همراه اول
ایرانسل
Vodafone
213.176.128.51
213.176.128.50
Nova
192.168.190.54
192.168.190.55
Nova MMS
http://mmsc.nova.is
10.10.2.60:8080
Síminn
194.105.224.1
212.30.200.200
Siminn MMS
http://mms.simi.is/servlets/mms
213.167.138.200:9201
Vodafone
Mobile Internet
Internet Facile (old)
83.224.70.62
83.224.70.78
TIM
Maxxi Alice/Internet
217.200.200.42
213.230.129.10
WAP
WAPTIM
213.230.155.94
213.230.130.222
Wind
Non-business
Wind
Wind
193.70.152.25
193.70.192.25
Business
Wind
Wind
193.70.152.25
193.70.192.25
WIND MMS
http://mms.wind.it
212.245.244.100:8080
3
Ricaricabile
62.13.169.92
62.13.169.93
Abbonamento
Fastweb
Voce/dati
Solo dati
213.140.2.43
213.140.2.49
3 MMS
http://10.216.59.240:10021/mmsc
wsb.treumts.it:8799
PosteMobile
PosteMobile MMS
http://mms.postemobile.it/servlets/mms
10.128.224.10:80
CoopVoce
Internet Mobile
Bip
Megabip Internet
Airtel-Vodaphone
Sure (Cable & Wireless)
WAP
Internet
Jersey Telecom
abc
abc
212.9.0.135
212.9.0.136
Cable & Wireless
Digicel
wapuser
wap03jam
208.131.176.126
200.10.152.232
Orange
Mobile Broadband
net
net
Zain
Mobile Broadband
Zain
Zain
Zain-MMS
http://10.122.200.12:8002
10.122.200.10:8080
Softbank Mobile
ai@softbank
softbank
b-mobile
u300
bmobile@u300
bmobile
e-mobile
em
em
NTTdocomo
mopera
mopera U
au(KDDI)
au@au-win.ne.jp
au
210.196.3.183
210.141.112.163
Airtel
YU mms
http://mms.yu.co.ke
Safaricom
*144#
*544*CODE#
Safaricom (Prepaid)
saf
data
web
web
Safaricom MMS
saf
data
http://mms.gprs.safaricom.com
172.22.2.38:8080
yu (Econet)
Orange
Orange Fixed Plus
Beeline
*102#
MegaCom
O!
FONEX
cdma
cdma
nexi (mir+kg)
Зона Мир+КГ
555@mir
555
nexi (kg)
Зона КГ
999@kg
999
Cellcard
#124#
mobitel
mobitel
Mobitel MMS
mobitel
internet
http://mms.mobitel.si/servlets/mms
213.229.249.40:8080
GPRS MMS
mobitel
mobitel
http://mms.mobitel.com.kh/mmsc
203.144.95.98:3130
Hello
*100#
Hellow MMS
http://mms.iq2mobile.com
192.168.205.20:8088
qb
#132#
Smart Mobile
*888#
Metfone
*097#
Beeline
*102#
Excell
Mfone
*222#
KTF
ktf
ktf
LGUPlus
SKTelecom
SKT MMS
http://omms.nate.com:9082/oma_mms
smart.nate.com:9093
sktelecom
Zain
Personal
pps
pps
Corporate
Wataniya
MMS Action
http://action.wataniya.com
194.126.53.64:8080
Viva
MMS
http://172.16.128.80:38090/was
172.16.128.228:8080
Beeline
@internet.beeline
212.19.149.53
194.226.128.1
K'CELL
kcell mms
http://192.168.75.10:6001/MM1Servlet
195.47.255.15:8080
Activ
Tele2
Pathword
Pathword
Pathword
Dalacom
Dalacom
Dalacom
ETL
192.168.4.130
Lao Telecom
*122#
Unitel
Unitel (2G)
Unitel (3G)
Beeline (Tigo)
MTC Touch
mtctouch MMS
mtctouch
http://mms:8088/mms/
192.168.4.103:8080
Cable & Wireless
MMS Postpaid
http://mmsc
10.20.5.34:8799
Airtel
Dialog GSM
Postpaid
Prepaid
Unlimited Broadband
Prepaid (Kitbb)
Dialog - Go MMS
http://192.168.122.130:3130/mmsc
192.168.122.2:8080
Go MMS for KIT
http://mms.dialog.lk:3130/mmsc
192.168.122.2:8080
Hutch
Mobitel
Tigo
Vodacom Lesotho
Bite
213.226.131.131
193.219.88.36
BITE mms
mms@mms
mms
http://mmsc/servlets/mms
192.168.150.2:8080
TELE2 GPRS
Tele2 MMS
wap
wap
http://mmsc.tele2.lt
193.12.40.29:8080
Tele2 MMS
wap
wap
http://mmsc.tele2.lv
193.12.40.38:8080
Omnitel (contract)
Contract
194.176.32.129
195.22.175.1
No contract
omni
omni
194.176.32.129
195.22.175.1
Omnitel MMS
mms
mms
http://mms.omnitel.net:8002/
194.176.32.149:8080
LUXGSM
194.154.192.101
194.154.192.102
Luxgsm MMS
mms
mms
http://mmsc.pt.lu
194.154.192.88:8080
Tango
hspa
tango
tango
internet
tango
tango
212.66.70.3
212.66.75.7
Tango MMS
tango
tango
http://mms.tango.lu/
212.66.75.3:8080
Tango MMS
mms.tele2.li
212.66.75.9:8080
Orange
85.94.224.1
85.94.224.2
VOXmobile
VOX mms GPRS
http://mms.vox.lu
proxy.vox.lu:8080
LMT
212.93.96.2
212.93.96.4
O!Karte internet
O!Karte
LMT MMS
lmt
lmt
http://mmsc.lmt.lv/mmsc
Tele2
Regular
gprs
internet
Mobile Internet
wap
wap
Zelta Zivtina
wap
wap
Bite
Bite plus
Prepaid/Contract
Ittissalat Al Maghrib (IAM)
Abonnement
Pre-payé
MMSIAM
http://mms:8002/
10.16.35.50:8080
Medi Telecom
Abonnement
MEDINET
MEDINET
Pre-payé
MEDINET
MEDINET
GPRS MMS
MEDIMMS
MEDIMMS
http://mms.meditel.ma:8088/mms
10.8.8.9:8080
WANA
INWI
MMS
http://mms.wana.ma:38090
10.86.0.10:8080
Moldcell
Internet
gprs
gprs
Moldcell MMS
http://mms.moldcell.md/cmmsc/post
10.0.10.10:9401
Unité
Internet cu abonament
gprs
gprs
Internet fără abonament
gprs
gprs
Orange
Internet
gprs
gprs
ProMonte GSM
ProMMS
mms
mms
http://mm.vor.promonte.com
192.168.246.5:8080
T-Mobile
Mobile Broadband
38267
38267
GPRS
38267
38267
Postpaid (old)
Prepaid (old)
m:tel
mtelmms
mms
068
http://mmsmtel.com/mms/wapenc
172.17.85.131:8080
Airtel
Orange
world
orange
Telma
Malitel
3G+
internet
internet
Internet Mobile+
card
card
Orange
Internet Every Where
iew
iew
Internet
internet
internet
MPT
MPTNET
mptnet
mptnet
MobiCom
MMS MobiCom
http://mms
10.10.10.10:8080
3 / Hutchison
hutchison
1234
HutchisonMMS
hutchison
1234
http://10.30.15.51:10021/mmsc
10.30.15.53:8080
CTM
CTMMMS
http://mms.wap.ctm.net:8002
192.168.99.3:8080
China Telecom
T-Mobile
internet
internet
One
Internet
Cosmofon MMS
http://195.167.65.220:8002
10.10.10.20:8080
Vodafone
vipoperator
vipoperator
GO Mobile
Postpaid
Prepaid
go mms
http://mmsc
10.20.20.129:8080
Vodafone
internet
internet
80.85.96.131
80.85.97.70
Emtel
Dhiraagu
DhiMMS
http://mmsc.dhimobile.com.mv
172.24.97.4:8080
Wataniya
TNM
Telcel
*86
*333
webgprs
webgprs2002
Mensajes Multimedia
mmsgprs
mmsgprs2003
http://mms.itelcel.com/servlets/mms
148.233.151.240:8080
Movistar
*86
*133#
movistar
movistar
Iusacell
DiGi
Mobile Internet
203.92.128.131
203.92.128.132
Broadband
DiGi MMS
http://mms.digi.com.my/servlets/mms
203.92.128.160:80
Maxis
Broadband
maxis
wap
GPRS
maxis
net
3G (handsets)
maxis
wap
10.213.17.1
10.213.17.2
Maxis 3G MMS
maxis
wap
http://172.16.74.100:10021/mmsc
202.75.133.49:80
Celcom
GPRS
Celcom 3G
Celcom 3G MMS
http://mms.celcom.net.my
10.128.1.242:8080
MCel
guest
guest
212.96.24.2
212.96.24.1
mCel MMS
http://mcelmms
10.1.4.35:8080
Vodacom
Contract / Prepaid
MTC
Tango
ppsuser
ppsuser
Contract
Telecom
switch
telecom
Leo
Leo
Cell One MMS
cellone
cellone
mms.cellone.com.na
41.223.80.10:8080
Airtel NG
*123#
*126*CODE#
internet
internet
MTN
*556#
*555*CODE#
web
web
Glo Mobile
#124#
4
*123*CODE#
Pay as You Go
gprs
gprs
Glo 3G Packs
flat
flat
Etisalat
*232#
*222*CODE#
Etisalat Internet
Starcomms
your_phone_number@starcomms.com
your_phone_number
Multilinks
Claro
WAP
wapemovil
wapemovil
Web
webemovil
webemovil
Web (Alo pcs)
internet
internet
WAP (Alo pcs)
wap
wap
Movistar
internet
internet
Hi
KPN MMS
http://mp.mobiel.kpn/mmsc
10.10.100.20:5080
Lebara
Telfort MMS
http://mms
193.113.200.195:8080
Lycamobile
lmnl
plus
KPN NL
KPN
gprs
62.133.126.28
62.133.126.29
62.133.126.28
62.133.126.29
MEDIONmobile
Aldi Talk Mobiel Prepaid Internet
Telfort
telfortnl
T-Mobile
193.78.240.12
193.79.242.39
Ben MMS
http://benmms
10.10.10.11:8080
Ben
193.78.240.12
193.79.242.39
Orange
orange
orange
Tele2
XS4ALL Mobiel Internet
xs4all
xs4all
Vodafone
*#100#
Non-business
vodafone
vodafone
62.140.138.237
62.140.140.250
Business
vodafone
vodafone
Galaxy
Netcom
*150#
netcom
netcom
212.169.123.67
212.45.188.254
NetCom mms
mms
netcom
http://mms/
212.169.66.4:8080
Chess
chess
chess
Chess MMS
chess
chess
http://mms/
212.169.66.4:8080
ice.net (Nordisk Mobiltelefon)
cdma
cdma
Telenor
91500002
2525
212.17.131.3
148.122.161.2
Ventelo MMS
ventelo
1111
http://mmsc/
10.10.10.11:8080
TDC
80.232.41.10
80.232.41.20
Network Norway
NWN MMS
http://mms.nwn.no
89.254.65.20:80
OneCall
MyCall
Altibox
Telipol
Ventelo
Ludo Mobil
Tele2
47230000
*111#
47300000
Mobilt internet
Mobilt bredbånd
Nepal Telecom
Mero Mobile
Telecom New Zealand
XT mobile (WAP)
XT mobile (Internet with Firewall)
202.27.156.72
202.27.158.40
XT mobile (Direct Internet)
202.27.156.72
202.27.158.40
XT mobile (One Office/Remote Office)
TelecomMMS
http://lsmmsc.xtra.co.nz
210.55.11.73:8080
Vodafone
WAP
202.73.206.16
202.73.198.16
Contract / Prepaid (Restricted)
Unrestricted (public)
202.73.206.16
202.73.198.16
2-Degrees
MMS
Broadband
118.148.1.10
118.148.1.20
mms
http://mms.2degrees.net.nz:48090
118.148.1.118:8080
TelstraClear
Broadband
Orcon
Broadband
Oman Mobile
Mobile Broadband
taif
taif
Internet (old)
Oman Mobile MMS
MMS
MMS
192.168.203.35:8080
Nawras
Nawras MMS
test
test
http://10.128.240.16/servlets/mms
10.128.240.19:8080
Cable and Wireless
MMS
http://mms.zonamovil.com.pa
172.25.3.5:8080
Movistar
movistarpa
movistarpa
200.39.10.1
200.36.160.237
Claro
tim
tulibertad
Internet Móvil Prepago
amx
amx
Movistar
movistar@datos
movistar
Nextel
Vini MMS
http://mms.vini.pf/mmsc
172.20.10.16:9201
Vini
Globe Telecom
Postpaid
globe
globe
203.127.225.10
203.127.225.11
Prepaid
globe
globe
203.127.225.10
203.127.225.11
WAP
globe
globe
203.127.225.10
203.127.225.11
myGlobe MMS
http://192.40.100.22:10021/mmsc
192.40.100.20:8080
Smart
witsductoor
banonoy
202.57.96.3
202.57.96.4
SmartMMS
http://10.102.61.238:8002
10.102.61.46:8080
Digitel (Sun Cellular)
Sun MMS
http://mmscenter.suncellular.com.ph
202.138.159.78:8080
Djuice
telenor
telenor
Mobilink
Internet
Jazz
Telenor
telenor
telenor
Ufone
ufone
ufone
Ufone MMS
ufone
ufone
http://www.ufonemms.com:80
172.16.13.27:8080
Warid
ZONG MMS
http://10.81.6.11:8080
10.81.6.33:8000
ZONG
Ptcl EVO
vwireless@ptcl.com
ptcl
WorldCall Wireless
T-mobile
602950
*101#
*111*CODE#
213.158.194.1
213.158.193.38
T-Mobile.pl MMS
http://mms/servlets/mms
213.158.194.226:8080
Play Online
*101#
*155#
*100*CODE#
MMS
http://10.10.28.164/mms/wapenc
10.10.25.5:8080
Orange
*501
*124*#
*125*CODE#
Standard access - with image compression
Dostęp standardowy - z kompresją grafiki
internet
internet
194.9.223.79
194.204.159.1
VPN mode access without compression (requires activation)
Dostęp VPN bez kompresji (wymaga aktywacji)
internet
internet
194.9.223.79
194.204.159.1
cdma@orange
orange
Plus
2222
*100#
*123*CODE#
Standard access
Dostęp standardowy
plusgsm
plusgsm
212.2.96.51
212.2.96.52
External dynamic IP address (requires activation)
Zewnętrzny dynamiczny adres IP (wymaga aktywacji)
plusgsm
plusgsm
212.2.96.51
212.2.96.52
External static IP address (requires activation)
Zewnętrzny statyczny adres IP (wymaga aktywacji)
plusgsm
plusgsm
212.2.96.51
212.2.96.52
iPlus optimizer with data compression
iPlus optimizer z kompresją danych
212.2.96.51
212.2.96.52
MMS GPRS
http://mms.plusgsm.pl:8002
212.2.96.16:8080
Cyfrowy Polsat
aero2
Multimo
Default APN
internet
internet
APN: mni.internet
mni.internet
APN: telogic.internet
telogic.internet
cdma@orange
orange
FreeM
Heyah
*108#
*109*CODE#
heyah
heyah
213.158.194.1
213.158.193.38
GaduAIR
*101#
Aster
internet
internet
Netia
Vectra
mBank mobile
*100#
INEA
internet
Mobilking
mobilking
mobilking
SamiSwoi
internet
internet
Sferia
sferia
sferia
Nordisk Polska
CDMA
CDMA
Kanguru
Portable
Portátil
62.169.67.172
62.169.67.171
Tempo (Prepaid)
62.169.67.172
62.169.67.171
Fixo
62.169.67.172
62.169.67.171
Apn dinâmico (no apn)
62.169.67.172
62.169.67.171
Optimus MMS
http://mmsc:10021/mmsc
62.169.66.5:8799
Clix
Optimus
3G
GPRS
194.79.69.129
TMN
Tmn Internet
tmn
tmn
88.214.178.1
88.214.182.2
Tmn Mms
tmn
tmnnet
194.65.3.20
194.65.3.21
MMSgprs
tmn
tmnnet
http://mmsc/
10.111.2.16:8080
Vodafone
vodafone
vodafone
212.18.160.133
212.18.160.134
Vodafone Internet
Vodafone MMS
vas
vas
ZON
Dados Móveis
MMS
vas
vas
ZON MMS
vas
vas
http://mms/servlets/mms
213.30.27.63:8799
VOX
e-magen
http:/mms.vox.com.py/mmsc
172.24.97.29:8080
Personal
Tigo
Internet
Broadband
Banda Ancha Móvil
tigo
tigo
Claro
Internet
Vodafone
*#100#
Web
Web (old)
Q-Tel
Qatarnet
gprs
gprs
Qtel MMS
mms
mms
http://mmsr.qtelmms.qa
10.23.8.3:8080
SFR Réunion
+33621012555
Contract / Prepaid
SFR slsfr
SFR internetpro
SFR ipnet
MMSGPRS
mms
mms
http://mms
10.0.224.145
Orange
172.22.7.21
172.22.7.20
Vodafone
Mobile Internet (Prepaid)
tobe.vodafone.ro
vodafone
Mobile Internet (Postpaid)
internet.vodafone.ro
vodafone
Mobile Internet (Prepaid)
internet.pre.vodafone.ro
vodafone
Live! (Postpaid)
live
vodafone
Live! (Prepaid)
live.pre.vodafone.com
vodafone
Zapp
zapp
zapp
Digi.Net Mobil
Home
Business (static)
Telenor
telenor
gprs
Telenor MMS
http://mms.telenor.rs/servlets/mms
217.65.192.33:8080
Telekom Srbija
mts
064
195.178.38.3
MMS
mts
"064"
http://mms.mts064.telekom.yu/mms/wapenc
172.17.85.131:9201
VIP Mobile
vipmobile
vipmobile
Vip MMS
vipmobile
vipmobile
http://mmsc.vipmobile.rs
212.15.182.82:8080
MTN
Tigo
BaikalWestCom
БайкалВестКом
bwc
bwc
81.18.113.2
81.18.112.50
MMS
bwc
http://mmsc/mms
10.10.17.2:9201
Beeline
Билайн
*102#
3G modem
USB-модем
beeline
beeline
212.44.130.6
217.118.83.6
Mobile phone
Мобильный телефон
beeline
beeline
217.118.66.243
217.118.66.244
ETK
MTS
*100#
mts
mts
213.87.0.1
213.87.1.1
Megafon
Мегафон
*100#
RUS
Россия
gdata
gdata
МегаФон MMS
mms
mms
http://mmsc:8002
10.10.10.10:8080
NCC
ncc
10.0.3.5
10.0.3.2
NTC
80.243.64.67
80.243.68.34
MMS
http://mmsc.vntc.ru/was
80.243.64.68:8080
Enisey TeleCom
Енисей Телеком
etk
10.10.30.3
10.10.30.4
Motiv
Мотив
motiv
217.148.52.34
217.148.52.3
Tatincom
Татинком
tatincom
tatincom
89.207.96.2
89.207.97.18
Tele2
Теле2
130.244.127.161
130.244.127.169
Skylink
Скайлинк
mobile
internet
U-tel
*100#
mms
mms.usi.ru
192.168.168.192:8080
Mobily
Postpaid
Prepaid
mobily MMS (Postpaid)
http://10.3.3.133:9090/was
10.3.2.133:8080
STC
212.118.133.101
212.118.133.102
MMS
http://mms.net.sa:8002
10.1.1.1:8080
ALJAWAL MMS
http://mms.net.sa:8002
10.1.1.1:8080
Zain
3
Mobiltelefon
Bredband
Bredband Kontantkort
Glocalnet
Mobilt Bredband
Glocalnet Internet
Glocalnet MMS
http://mms
172.30.253.241:8799
Halebop
Halebop MMS
http://mmss/
193.209.134.132:80
ice.net (Nordisk Mobiltelefon)
cdma
cdma
Tele2
222
*111#
211
Mobilt Internet
Mobilt Bredband
Comviq
222
*111#
211
*110*CODE#
Surf
Tele2 Comviq 3G
Tele2 Comviq 3G (7,2 Mbit/s)
Tele2 MMS
http://mmsc.tele2.se
130.244.202.30:8080
Multicom Security
Mobiflex
Telia MMS
http://mmss/
193.209.134.132:80
Telenor
888
*222#
Mobilt Internet
Mobilsurf med maxtaxa
Mobilt Bredband
Cellmobile MMS
http://mms
172.30.253.241:8799
Telia
*133#
*120#
*121#
Telia 3G
TDC
3mms
http://mms.tre.se
mmsproxy.tre.se:8799
djuice
Com Hem
Parlino
Universal Telecom
Mobilt Bredband
Mobilt Internet
M1
SunSurf/Mobile Broadband (postpaid)
65
202.79.64.21
202.79.64.26
MiWorld Mobile (postpaid)
65(mobilenumber)
user123
MiWorld Mobile (prepaid)
65(mobilenumber)
user123
Mobile Broadband (prepaid)
M Card (prepaid)
M1 MMS
+65
user123
http://mmsgw:8002/
172.16.14.10:8080
SingTel
165.21.100.88
165.21.83.88
IDEAS MMS
65IDEAS
IDEAS
http://mms.singtel.com:10021/mmsc
165.21.42.84:8080
Starhub
WAP
star
hub
203.116.1.78
MaxMobile Broadband (prepaid)
MaxMobile Broadband (postpaid)
Gee! MMS
http://mms.starhubgee.com.sg:8002/
10.12.1.80:80
Mobitel
Postpaid
mobitel
internet
213.229.248.161
193.189.160.11
mobitel
internet
213.229.248.161
193.189.160.11
Vodafone / Simobil
*100#
simobil
internet
121.30.86.130
193.189.160.11
SI mobil MMS
simobil
internet
http://mmc/
80.95.224.46:9201
T-2
T2 MMS
http://www.mms.t-2.net:8002
172.20.18.137:8080
Slovak Telekom
195.91.0.17
194.154.227.17
T-Mobile MMS
mms
mms
http://mms
192.168.1.1:8080
Orange
213.151.200.31
213.151.208.162
O2
Internet
160.218.161.60
194.228.211.33
O2 SK MMS
http://mms.o2world.sk:8002
10.97.1.11:8080
Tigo
200.85.0.104
200.85.0.107
Movistar
movistarsv
movistarsv
digicel
Digicel El Salvador MMS
http://172.26.5.132/servlets/mms
172.26.5.12:8080
Tigo
Claro
Internet
Zain
*888#
*888*CODE#
MTN
Sudani
sudani
sudani
sudani
sudani
AIS
202.183.255.20
202.183.255.21
AIS-GPRS-3 MMS
http://mms.mobilelife.co.th
203.170.229.34:8080
DTAC
202.44.202.2
203.44.144.33
DTAC-GPRS-3 MMS
http://mms.dtac.co.th:8002/
203.155.200.133:8080
True Move
true
true
True GPRS 3 MMS
true
true
http://mms.trueworld.net:8002/
10.4.7.39:8080
TOT 3G
Orange
Internet
Internet + MMS
Internet Everywhere Prepaid
Internet Everywhere Professional
Tunisie Télécom / TUNTEL
MMS
mms@tt1
mms
GPRS DATA
gprs
gprs
WEB DATA
MMS
mms@tt1
mms
http://mms
213.150.186.106:8080
Tunisiana
Internet
internet
internet
mms tunisiana
mms
mms
http://mmsc.tunisiana.com
10.3.2.100:80
Avea
212.156.4.4
212.156.4.20
(former Aycell)
212.156.4.1
212.156.4.4
Avea MMS
mms
mms
http://mms.avea.com.tr/servlets/mms
213.161.151.201:8080
Turkcell
Turkcell internet
Turkcell 3G
Turkcell MMS
mms
mms
http://mms.turkcell.com.tr/servlets/mms
212.252.169.217:8080
Vodafone
*101#
Vodafone Internet
vodafone
vodafone
KKTC Telsim
Digicel
wap
wap
Digicel Trinidad MMS
wap
wap
http://mmc.digiceltt.com/servlets/mms
172.20.6.12:8080
bmobile / TSTT
wap
wap
Bmobile mms
http://192.168.210.104/mmrelay.app
192.168.210.104:8080
Chunghwa Telecom (emome)
中華電信 (emome)
web
web
CHT MMS
http://mms.emome.net:8002
10.1.1.1:8080
Far EasTone / KGT
遠傳電信 / 和信電訊
遠傳影音訊息
http://mms
210.241.199.199:9201
TW Mobile
台湾大哥大
catch MMS
http://mms
211.78.224.100:8080
TransAsia
泛亞電信
VIBO行動網-MMS
http://mms
172.24.128.36:8080
Vibo Telecom / Aurora
威寶電信 (Vibo) / 震旦電信 (Aurora)
Vodacom MMS
10.154.0.12
Asia Pacific Telecom (APBW)
亞太電信 (亞太行動寬頻電信)
Airtel Tanzania
Vodacom
Zantel
@zantel.com
tiGO
Sasatel
sasatel
sasatel
TTCL
kyivstar
Ace&Base
igprs
internet
Contract GPRS
Internet 3G
Kyivstar MMS
mms
mms
http://mms.kyivstar.net
10.10.10.10:8080
Djuice
Internet GPRS
Internet XL
Internet 3G
life:)
*111#
Standard
212.58.160.33
212.58.160.34
Faster
212.58.160.33
212.58.160.34
Beeline
Jeans
80.255.64.23
80.255.64.24
Hyper.NET
212.58.160.33
212.58.160.34
MTS
GPRS Internet
internet
212.58.160.33
212.58.160.34
Hyper.NET
HyperActive
umc.ua
80.255.64.23
80.255.64.24
MTS Connect 3G
mobile
internet
Utel
Utel MMS
http://10.212.1.4/mms/wapenc
10.212.3.148:8080
CDMA Ukraine
cdma
cdma
InterTelecom
IT@IT
IT
PEOPLEnet
MTN
193.108.252.50
193.108.252.51
Orange
warid mms
http://mms.waridtel.co.ug
UTL
Mobile Broadband
Mobile Internet
Ug Telcom MMS
http://mmsc.ugandatelecom.com/
10.76.101.51:8080
Warid
Zain
AT&T
MEdia Net (phones)
LaptopConnect (data cards)
Data Connect (old)
LTE
AT&T MMS
WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
CINGULAR1
http://mmsc.cingular.com
wireless.cingular.com:80
T-Mobile
123
LTE
Internet/WebConnect
10.177.0.34
10.164.103.44
Web2Go/t-zones
Internet (old)
Internet with VPN (old)
Cincinnati Bell Wireless
cbw
CBW MMS
cbw
http://mms.gocbw.com:8088/mms
216.68.79.202:80
Sprint
Boost Mobile (Prepaid)
Verizon
4G LTE Contract
4G LTE Contract
66.174.92.14
69.78.96.14
4G LTE Contract
US Cellular
Alltel
Picture Message
http://mms.mycellonephone.com/highland/mms.php
66.255.55.23:80
CellularOne MMS
http://mmsc
172.23.1.252:8799
Leap Wireless
Cricket Communications
Jump Mobile (Prepaid)
MetroPCS
Virgin Mobile / Helio
Cellular South
BendBroadband
MTPCS (Cellular One)
Mid-Rivers Cellular
Straight Talk
Ancel
ADSL Móvil
200.40.30.245
200.40.220.245
ADSL Móvil Prepago
BAM
BAM
GPRS
200.40.30.245
200.40.220.245
mmsANCEL
http://mmsc.mms.ancelutil.com.uy
200.40.246.2:3128
Claro
3G Internet
ctigprs
ctigprs999
2G Internet
ctiweb
ctiweb999
Movistar
3G Internet
movistar
movistar
2G Internet
movistar
movistar
Beeline
beeline
beeline
MTS (Uzdunrobita)
mts
mts
Ucell
Digicel
wapoecs
wap03oecs
Digitel TIM
57.67.127.195
MMS
http://mms.412.com.ve/servlets/mms
10.99.0.10:8080
Movilnet
200.44.32.12
200.11.248.12
MMS
http://mms2.movilnet.com.ve/servlets/mms
192.168.16.12:8080
Movistar
200.35.65.3
200.35.65.4
MobiFone
mms
mms
Mobifone MMS
mms
mms
http://203.162.21.114/mmsc
203.162.21.114:3130
Vinaphone
Mobile Internet
mms
mms
Mobile Broadband
mms
mms
Vinaphone MMS
mms
mms
http://mms.vinaphone.com.vn
10.1.10.46:8000
S-Fone
S-Fone
Viettel Mobile
Mobile Internet
D-com 3G
Viettel MMS
http://mms.viettelmobile.com.vn/mms/wapenc
192.168.233.10:8080
Vietnamobile
Vietnamobile MMS
http://10.10.128.58/servlets/mms
10.10.128.44:8080
EVNTelecom/E-Mobile
EVNTelecomNet
evntelecom
evntelecom
Beeline VN
Cell-c
*147*100#
*101#
*102*CODE#
196.7.0.138
196.7.142.132
MTN
*123*888#
*141#
*141*CODE#
196.11.240.241
209.212.97.1
Vodacom
*111*501#
*100#
*100*01*CODE#
196.207.40.165
196.43.46.190
Unrestricted
196.207.32.69
196.43.45.190
Vlive!MMS
http://mmsc.vodacom4me.co.za
196.6.128.13:8080
Virgin Mobile
*101#
*102*CODE#
196.7.0.138
196.7.142.132
8.ta
*1#
*188#
*188*CODE#
8 ta mms
http://mms.8ta.com:38090/was
10.148.29.101:8080
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as_nl='
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export as_nl
# Printing a long string crashes Solaris 7 /usr/bin/printf.
as_echo='\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'
as_echo=$as_echo$as_echo$as_echo$as_echo$as_echo
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# but without wasting forks for bash or zsh.
if test -z "$BASH_VERSION$ZSH_VERSION" \
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as_echo='print -r --'
as_echo_n='print -rn --'
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as_echo='printf %s\n'
as_echo_n='printf %s'
else
if test "X`(/usr/ucb/echo -n -n $as_echo) 2>/dev/null`" = "X-n $as_echo"; then
as_echo_body='eval /usr/ucb/echo -n "$1$as_nl"'
as_echo_n='/usr/ucb/echo -n'
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as_echo_body='eval expr "X$1" : "X\\(.*\\)"'
as_echo_n_body='eval
arg=$1;
case $arg in #(
*"$as_nl"*)
expr "X$arg" : "X\\(.*\\)$as_nl";
arg=`expr "X$arg" : ".*$as_nl\\(.*\\)"`;;
esac;
expr "X$arg" : "X\\(.*\\)" | tr -d "$as_nl"
'
export as_echo_n_body
as_echo_n='sh -c $as_echo_n_body as_echo'
fi
export as_echo_body
as_echo='sh -c $as_echo_body as_echo'
fi
# The user is always right.
if test "${PATH_SEPARATOR+set}" != set; then
PATH_SEPARATOR=:
(PATH='/bin;/bin'; FPATH=$PATH; sh -c :) >/dev/null 2>&1 && {
(PATH='/bin:/bin'; FPATH=$PATH; sh -c :) >/dev/null 2>&1 ||
PATH_SEPARATOR=';'
}
fi
# IFS
# We need space, tab and new line, in precisely that order. Quoting is
# there to prevent editors from complaining about space-tab.
# (If _AS_PATH_WALK were called with IFS unset, it would disable word
# splitting by setting IFS to empty value.)
IFS=" "" $as_nl"
# Find who we are. Look in the path if we contain no directory separator.
as_myself=
case $0 in #((
*[\\/]* ) as_myself=$0 ;;
*) as_save_IFS=$IFS; IFS=$PATH_SEPARATOR
for as_dir in $PATH
do
IFS=$as_save_IFS
test -z "$as_dir" && as_dir=.
test -r "$as_dir/$0" && as_myself=$as_dir/$0 && break
done
IFS=$as_save_IFS
;;
esac
# We did not find ourselves, most probably we were run as `sh COMMAND'
# in which case we are not to be found in the path.
if test "x$as_myself" = x; then
as_myself=$0
fi
if test ! -f "$as_myself"; then
$as_echo "$as_myself: error: cannot find myself; rerun with an absolute file name" >&2
exit 1
fi
# Unset variables that we do not need and which cause bugs (e.g. in
# pre-3.0 UWIN ksh). But do not cause bugs in bash 2.01; the "|| exit 1"
# suppresses any "Segmentation fault" message there. '((' could
# trigger a bug in pdksh 5.2.14.
for as_var in BASH_ENV ENV MAIL MAILPATH
do eval test x\${$as_var+set} = xset \
&& ( (unset $as_var) || exit 1) >/dev/null 2>&1 && unset $as_var || :
done
PS1='$ '
PS2='> '
PS4='+ '
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LC_ALL=C
export LC_ALL
LANGUAGE=C
export LANGUAGE
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(unset CDPATH) >/dev/null 2>&1 && unset CDPATH
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# into an infinite loop, continuously re-executing ourselves.
if test x"${_as_can_reexec}" != xno && test "x$CONFIG_SHELL" != x; then
_as_can_reexec=no; export _as_can_reexec;
# We cannot yet assume a decent shell, so we have to provide a
# neutralization value for shells without unset; and this also
# works around shells that cannot unset nonexistent variables.
# Preserve -v and -x to the replacement shell.
BASH_ENV=/dev/null
ENV=/dev/null
(unset BASH_ENV) >/dev/null 2>&1 && unset BASH_ENV ENV
case $- in # ((((
*v*x* | *x*v* ) as_opts=-vx ;;
*v* ) as_opts=-v ;;
*x* ) as_opts=-x ;;
* ) as_opts= ;;
esac
exec $CONFIG_SHELL $as_opts "$as_myself" ${1+"$@"}
# Admittedly, this is quite paranoid, since all the known shells bail
# out after a failed `exec'.
$as_echo "$0: could not re-execute with $CONFIG_SHELL" >&2
as_fn_exit 255
fi
# We don't want this to propagate to other subprocesses.
{ _as_can_reexec=; unset _as_can_reexec;}
if test "x$CONFIG_SHELL" = x; then
as_bourne_compatible="if test -n \"\${ZSH_VERSION+set}\" && (emulate sh) >/dev/null 2>&1; then :
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NULLCMD=:
# Pre-4.2 versions of Zsh do word splitting on \${1+\"\$@\"}, which
# is contrary to our usage. Disable this feature.
alias -g '\${1+\"\$@\"}'='\"\$@\"'
setopt NO_GLOB_SUBST
else
case \`(set -o) 2>/dev/null\` in #(
*posix*) :
set -o posix ;; #(
*) :
;;
esac
fi
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as_required="as_fn_return () { (exit \$1); }
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# works around shells that cannot unset nonexistent variables.
# Preserve -v and -x to the replacement shell.
BASH_ENV=/dev/null
ENV=/dev/null
(unset BASH_ENV) >/dev/null 2>&1 && unset BASH_ENV ENV
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*v*x* | *x*v* ) as_opts=-vx ;;
*v* ) as_opts=-v ;;
*x* ) as_opts=-x ;;
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## M4sh Shell Functions. ##
## --------------------- ##
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# ---------------
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as_fn_unset ()
{
{ eval $1=; unset $1;}
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as_unset=as_fn_unset
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X"$as_dir" : 'X\(//\)$' \| \
X"$as_dir" : 'X\(/\)' \| . 2>/dev/null ||
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sed '/^X\(.*[^/]\)\/\/*[^/][^/]*\/*$/{
s//\1/
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q
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/^X\(\/\/\)$/{
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N
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carlos:Carlos Perelló Marín
dcbw:Dan Williams
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mobile-broadband-provider-info-20140317/mobile-broadband-provider-info.doap 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000002513 12311630742 026330 0 ustar bhavani bhavani
Mobile broadband settings for various service providers
The mobile-broadband-provider-info package contains listings of mobile
broadband (3G) providers and associated network and plan information.
Antti Kaijanmäki
kaijanma
Dan Williams
dcbw
Jiří Klimeš
jklimes
mobile-broadband-provider-info-20140317/README.svn 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000001140 12311630742 021201 0 ustar bhavani bhavani Edit instructions are found from:
http://live.gnome.org/NetworkManager/MobileBroadband/ServiceProviders
MAKE SURE YOU VALIDATE THE DATABASE AFTER CHANGES!!
If you wish to install the package execute:
$ autoreconf -i
to bootstrap the package.
DEVELOPERS WITH SVN COMMIT RIGHTS
=================================
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(see generate_cl.sh).
When you make a commit, just plainly state your changes in the commit
message, don't include a full ChangeLog entry. See 'svn log' for
examples
Remember to add your information to authors.svn2cl as well.
mobile-broadband-provider-info-20140317/ChangeLog 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000022376 12311630742 021304 0 ustar bhavani bhavani 2009-04-21 Daniel Nylander
* [r90] serviceproviders.xml:
Daniel Nylander added username/password for Telenor Sweden.
2009-03-09 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r89] serviceproviders.xml:
Andres Mujica added Tele2, Lithuania
2009-03-08 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r88] serviceproviders.xml:
Update Italian information
2009-03-05 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r87] serviceproviders.xml:
Andres Mujica and Andreas Kostyrka added FONIC, Germany
* [r86] serviceproviders.xml:
Andres Mujica added Wataniya, Kuwait
* [r85] serviceproviders.xml:
Andres Mujica and Chris Jones added user/pass to Orange
(contact), UK
* [r84] serviceproviders.xml:
Felix Danso-Quayson added Zain, Ghana
* [r83] serviceproviders.xml:
Savvas Radevic provided multiple fixes gathered from ubuntu bug
tracker
* [r82] serviceproviders.xml:
Timothy Kyalo added Econet, Kenya
* [r81] serviceproviders.xml:
Andrei Bordei added Eventis, Republic of Moldova
* [r80] serviceproviders.xml:
Edison Mera added Jazztel, Spain
* [r79] serviceproviders.xml:
Stefan Andersen added Fullrate Denmark
* [r78] serviceproviders.xml:
Val Zak added provider Unitel, Angola
* [r77] serviceproviders.xml:
Dominic Evans added Vodafone (TopUp and Go) UK
* [r76] serviceproviders.xml:
Carlos Arenas added authentication credentials for Comcel
Colombia
* [r75] serviceproviders.xml:
Pramod Dematagoda added Sri Lankan provider Airtel
* [r74] serviceproviders.xml:
3 UK: Separate APNs for dedicated mobile broadband devices and
handsets.
2009-01-19 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r73] serviceproviders.xml:
Andrés Mauricio Mujica Zalamea added Orange Internet Everywhere
3G in France
* [r72] serviceproviders.xml:
Thomas Lee added Three Prepaid in Australia
* [r71] serviceproviders.xml:
Serge de Souza added Movinet Angola
2008-12-19 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r70] serviceproviders.xml:
Jacob Nielsen added Danish provider Oister.dk
2008-12-17 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r69] serviceproviders.xml:
Mykhailo Korbakov added Ukrainian provider Utel
* [r68] serviceproviders.xml:
Sunatomo Masuda added some Japanese CDMA providers
2008-12-09 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r67] serviceproviders.xml:
Johannes Hessellund added Danish provider BiBoB
* [r66] ChangeLog, serviceproviders.xml:
Manuel Gomez added Colombian providers Tigo and Movistar, and
removed redundant user/pass from Comcel
2008-12-08 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r65] serviceproviders.xml:
Rodrigo Linfati added Claro Chile - Prepago
* [r64] serviceproviders.xml:
added Austrian provider Yesss
* [r63] serviceproviders.xml:
Paul Sisnett added Digicel Barbados
* [r62] serviceproviders.xml:
Steven Lizarazo added Colombian provider Comcel
* [r61] serviceproviders.xml:
Rodrigo Linfati updated Chilean service providers
2008-11-24 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r59] ChangeLog, NEWS, configure.ac:
prepare for release
2008-11-22 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r58] serviceproviders.xml:
Bjørn Lie added NetworkNorway and a bunch of other operators
using the same network
2008-11-18 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r57] serviceproviders.xml:
Matheus Pacheco de Andrade added Brazilian provider Vivo
2008-11-16 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r56] serviceproviders.xml:
Anton Blanchard added Australian provider Exetel
2008-11-14 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r55] serviceproviders.xml:
Joseph Price fixed the APN of 3 UK
* [r54] serviceproviders.xml:
Konstantinos Togias fixed the APN of Vodafone Greece
2008-11-07 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r53] serviceproviders.xml:
Martin Pitt and Alejandro Romero Herrera provided WebSessions
profile for Vodafone Germany
* [r52] serviceproviders.xml:
Aldo Bassanini added Ecuadorian provider Porta 3G
* [r51] serviceproviders.xml:
Gabor Kelemen updated Hungarian providers
* [r50] serviceproviders.xml:
Florian Eberle updated APN of Orange Switzerland
2008-10-29 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r48] ChangeLog, NEWS, README.svn, configure.ac:
prepare for release
* [r47] serviceproviders.xml:
Removed German Quam as suggested by Julius Bloch (LP: #287115)
* [r46] serviceproviders.xml:
Piotr Makowski added Polish operator Play Online
* [r45] serviceproviders.xml:
Daniel Wiberg added operator 3 for Denmark and fixed some
settings for 3 Sweden
* [r44] serviceproviders.xml:
Alejandro Romero Herrera Mexican Iusacell
* [r43] serviceproviders.xml:
Kenneth Mokkelbost added Norwegian TDC
2008-10-25 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r42] authors.svn2cl:
added Dan to authors.svn2cl
2008-10-24 Dan Williams
* [r41] serviceproviders.xml:
Update OneNet -> Orange for Austria (Wolfgang Silbermayr)
* [r40] serviceproviders.xml:
Update US CDMA providers
2008-10-24 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r39] serviceproviders.xml:
Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason added Icelandic provider Nova
* [r38] serviceproviders.xml:
Fanen Ahua updated Nigerian provider information
* [r37] serviceproviders.xml:
Gilbert Mendoza added Sprint CDMA for US
* [r36] serviceproviders.xml:
Gilbert Mendoza added Verizon EV-DO for US
2008-10-15 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r34] ChangeLog, NEWS, configure.ac:
prepare for release
* [r33] authors.svn2cl:
Added carlos
* [r32] README.svn:
svn commit messages should not be complete ChangeLog entries
* [r31] serviceproviders.xml:
Andreas Schildbach pointed out that o2 is spelled o2 (small
letter) or (capital letter, subscript digit), but never O2
(capital letter, plain digit)
* [r30] serviceproviders.xml:
Chris Jones fixed APN of UK o2
* [r29] serviceproviders.xml:
Stefano Rivera updated Vodacom South Africa
* [r28] serviceproviders.xml:
Stefan Andersen removed Danish service provider Orange as it has
been merged with Telia
2008-10-13 Carlos Perelló Marín
* [r27] ChangeLog, serviceproviders.xml:
2008-10-13 Carlos Perelló Marín
* serviceproviders.xml: Added Simyo and Orange to the Spanish
list.
While adding them, sorted the entries in Spain to keep a "sane
order"
as the wiki page asks.
2008-10-13 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r26] serviceproviders.xml:
Martijn van de Streek added Dutch service provider xs4all
2008-09-23 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r25] serviceproviders.xml:
Pramod Dematagoda updated Sri Lankan provider information
* [r24] serviceproviders.xml:
Fanen Ahua updated Nigerian provider information
2008-09-18 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r23] serviceproviders.xml:
Raphael Finke provided information for Irish provider Three
* [r22] serviceproviders.xml:
Vitja Makarov added xml:lang=ru names for Russian providers and
provided information for service provider Skylink (Moscow)
2008-09-15 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r21] serviceproviders.xml:
Carlos Santiago updated Portuguese provider information
2008-09-10 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r20] serviceproviders.xml:
Istvan Szollosi provided information for Romanian service
provider Zapp
2008-08-27 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r19] authors.svn2cl:
correct Antti's email address
* [r18] serviceproviders.xml:
Daniel Nylander updated Swedish provider information and provided
information for Scandinavian operator ice.net
2008-08-22 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r16] ChangeLog, NEWS, configure.ac, generate_cl.sh:
prepare for release
2008-08-21 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r15] serviceproviders.xml:
Arne Goetje updated Taiwanese provider information
2008-08-20 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r14] serviceproviders.xml:
Onkar Shinde updated Indian provider information
2008-08-18 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r13] serviceproviders.xml:
Dan Williams updated the United States provider information
2008-08-14 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r11] ChangeLog:
update ChangeLog
* [r10] configure.ac:
prepare for release
* [r9] generate_cl.sh:
add linebreak after file list
* [r8] NEWS, README, README.svn, authors.svn2cl, generate_cl.sh:
* added script to generate ChangeLog
* added NEWS
2008-07-29 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r7] configure.ac, serviceproviders.xml:
Christoffer Sawicki updated Swedish provider information
2008-07-25 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r6] mobile-broadband-provider-info.pc.in:
added .pc
* [r5] Makefile.am, README, README.svn, configure.ac:
added .pc
2008-07-22 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r4] Makefile.am, README.svn, configure.ac:
Use the GNU Build Tools for configuration and installation (and
place them in trunk this time ;)
2008-07-21 Antti Kaijanmäki
* [r2] COPYING, ChangeLog, MAINTAINERS, README, README.svn,
serviceproviders.dtd, serviceproviders.xml:
initial commit
2008-07-21 gnomecvs
* [r1] .:
Initial project roots