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Antti Kaijanmäki kaijanma Dan Williams dcbw Jiří Klimeš jklimes mobile-broadband-provider-info-20170903/mobile-broadband-provider-info.pc.in0000664000175000017500000000050613152701662026426 0ustar bhavanibhavaniprefix=@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-20170903/COPYING0000664000175000017500000000312713152701662020570 0ustar bhavanibhavaniTHIS WORK IS IN PUBLIC DOMAIN: The person or persons who have associated work with this document (the "Dedicator" or "Certifier") hereby either (a) certifies that, to the best of his knowledge, the work of authorship identified is in the public domain of the country from which the work is published, or (b) hereby dedicates whatever copyright the dedicators holds in the work of authorship identified below (the "Work") to the public domain. 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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 mobile-broadband-provider-info-20170903/Makefile.in0000664000175000017500000005033413152701666021610 0ustar bhavanibhavani# Makefile.in generated by automake 1.15 from Makefile.am. # @configure_input@ # Copyright (C) 1994-2014 Free Software Foundation, Inc. # This Makefile.in is free software; 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REQUIRED_AUTOMAKE_VERSION=1.7 PKG_NAME=mobile-broadband-provider-info (test -f $srcdir/configure.ac \ && test -f $srcdir/serviceproviders.xml) || { echo -n "**Error**: Directory "\`$srcdir\'" does not look like the" echo " top-level $PKG_NAME directory" exit 1 } (cd $srcdir; autoreconf --force --install --verbose ) test -n "$NOCONFIGURE" || "$srcdir/configure" "$@" mobile-broadband-provider-info-20170903/serviceproviders.xml0000664000175000017500000123313013152701662023655 0ustar bhavanibhavani Andorra Telecom (Mobiland) Mobiland Mobiland Click! Etisalat Etisalat mnet mnet 194.170.1.6 194.170.1.7 Etisalat 3G etisalat.ae etisalat.ae etisalat MMS http://10.99.52.150/servlets/mms 10.12.0.30:8080 etisalat MMS http://mms/servlets/mms 10.12.0.32:8080 du *#100# du MMS http://mms.du.ae 10.19.18.4:8080 AWCC awcc 1111 Vodafone TWA Vodafone Web Vodafone MMS vodafone vodafone http://217.31.233.18:6001/MM1Servlet 217.31.233.18:9401 Vodafone MMS http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/ 10.10.1.100:9401 Beeline internet internet Beeline MMS http://mms/ 10.11.8.18:8080 Beeline MMS mms mms http://mms 10.16.70.199:8080 Orange Internet Hima (USB) Mobile Broadband Orange MMS http://mms.orange.nl:8002 10.250.255.183:5080 Orange MMS orange orange http://mms.orange.es wapmms.orange.es:8080 Orange MMS http://192.168.151.3:8002 192.168.151.2:8080 Orange MMS mms mms http://mmsc.orange.at/mms/wapenc 194.24.128.118:8080 Orange MMS http://mms.orange.co.uk/ 192.168.224.10:8080 Orange MMS http://mms.orange.dk:8002 172.18.251.11:8080 Orange MMS http://mms/mms 192.168.127.125:3128 Orange MMS mmc mmc http://172.16.1.96/servlets/mms 172.16.1.2:8080 Orange MMS http://mms.orange.re 192.168.10.200:8080 VivaCell/MTS MTS connect Mobile Broadband Karabakh Telecom *122# *123*CODE# KT_MARK Movinet uname Unitel unitel mms http//mms.unitel.com Personal GPRS gprs adgj 172.25.7.6 172.25.7.7 DATOS datos datos Arnet 172.25.7.6 172.25.7.7 Personal MMS mms mms http://mms.personal.com/ 172.25.7.31:8080 MMS Personal http://mms 172.16.192.7:8080 Claro 3G Internet clarogprs clarogprs999 170.51.255.100 170.51.242.18 GPRS clarogprs clarogprs999 Claro Foto claro claro http://mms.claro.com.br/ 200.169.126.10:8799 Movistar WAP wap wap Internet Internet Internet A1/Telekom Austria A1 Breitband ppp@a1plus.at ppp 194.48.124.202 194.48.124.200 aon (Flex, Breitband-Duo, BusinessFlex) mobile@aon.at ppp aonMobile mobile@aon.at ppp A1MMS ppp@A1plus.at ppp http://mmsc.A1.net gateway.A1.net:8001 ABroadband International Roaming mdata@mdata.com ppp Bob data@bob.at ppp ppp@bob.at ppp 194.48.139.254 194.48.124.200 data@bob.at ppp data bob MMS data@bob.at ppp http://mmsc.bob.at 194.48.124.7:8001 HoT HoT MMS http://mmsaut.at/send 212.95.31.50:80 Lycamobile *231# *231*CODE# lmat plus T-Mobile WAP t-mobile tm Internet t-mobile tm 213.162.69.169 213.162.65.1 Business Internet t-mobile tm T-Mobile MMS user wap http://mmsc.t-mobile.co.uk:8002 149.254.201.135:8080 MMS nokia 6600 http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms 216.155.165.50:8080 tele.ring *102# Ge org:) web@telering.at web 213.162.69.170 213.162.65.2 tele ring mms wap@telering.at wap http://relay.mms.telering.at 212.95.31.50:8080 Orange OneNet Web web web 194.24.128.100 194.24.128.102 Orange WAP wap wap Orange MMS mms mms Web (no filtering) web web Orange Web Orange Orange 81.3.216.100 194.24.128.100 Orange Web mms mms Drei (3) Drei 213.94.78.17 213.94.78.16 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 Lycamobile *131# *131*CODE# lmau plus 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) *140*2*4# *222# *111*CODE# Internet 192.168.23.7 Internet 192.168.23.7 AKTEL-MMS 2 0 http://192.168.23.4/was 192.168.23.7:9028 Banglalink *511# *124# *123*CODE# Web 10.10.55.34 Web 10.10.55.34 blmms http://mmsc1:10021/mmsc/01 10.10.55.34:8799 GrameenPhone *2# *566# *555*CODE# gp gp 202.56.4.120 202.56.4.121 gp gp 202.56.4.120 202.56.4.121 GP MMS http://mms.gpsurf.net/servlets/mms 10.128.1.2:8080 Airtel (Warid) *121*6*3# *778# *787*CODE# Internet 10.6.0.2 Internet 10.6.0.2 Airtel MMS http://10.6.0.21/servlets/mms 10.6.0.2:8080 Teletalk *551# *152# #151*CODE# Internet Airtel MMS http://10.5.4.22:38090/was 10.5.4.40:8080 Citycell waps waps 117.18.224.146 117.18.224.147 Lycamobile *103# *103*CODE# lmbe plus 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 CellOne 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 Mobility Data Device or Tethering 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 Lycamobile *131# *131*CODE# lmch plus Orange #121# #121*CODE# 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 Virgin Mobile VTR Movil vtrmovil vtrmovil Nextel 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 *104*# *102*CODE# 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 MOBIL.CZ *146# *144*CODE# gprs gprs AldiTalk/MedionMobile 9911 *100# *104*CODE# Volume rate/30 Day Flatrate eplus gprs 212.23.97.2 212.23.97.3 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 Lycamobile *131# *131*CODE# lmde plus 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 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 Lycamobile *102# *101*CODE# lmdk plus 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 Lebara Lowi Lycamobile *221# *221*CODE# lmes plus Másmovil móbil R (Mundo-R) Happy Móvil/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 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 *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 Tuenti Móvil tuenti tuenti Eroski Móvil Eroski Móvil GPRS wap@wap wap125 LlamaYa móvil Amena orange orange Ethio Telecom *804# 213.55.96.148 213.55.96.166 etc etc Vodafone FO *#100# Kuiri Kuiri Internet DNA Postpaid (contract) public IP address Postpaid (contract) NAT (available for all subscribers) 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 Lycamobile *131# *131*CODE# lmfr plus Orange 888 #123# #124*CODE# 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 BT Mobile bt bt Lycamobile *131# *131*CODE# lmuk plus 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 giffgaff 443 *100# Mobile Broadband giffgaff password O2 MMS o2wap password http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002 193.113.200.195:8080 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) Asda Mobile web web ASDA MMS wap wap http://mms.asdamobiles.co.uk/servlets/mms 212.183.137.12:8799 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 3 3G 4G LTE Lycamobile *131# *131*CODE# lmhk plus 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 Lycamobile *131# *131*CODE# lmie plus 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 *111*1*3# 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 Vodafone Internet Key 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 Nòverca Noverca WEB Noverca MMS http://mms.noverca.it/ 10.248.1.12:80 Noverca WAP 10.248.1.12:80 Tiscali Tiscali Internet Lycamobile *131# *131*CODE# lmit plus 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 *500# O! *100# 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# KT KT 3G KT LTE KT MMS http://mmsc.ktfwing.com:9082 LG U+ LG U+ MMS http://omammsc.uplus.co.kr:9084 SK Telecom SKT 3G SKT LTE 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 Altel 4G 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 Telenor Telenor internet internet Ooredoo Ooredoo internet internet 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 Lycamobile *122# *122*CODE# lmde plus GO Mobile Postpaid Prepaid go mms http://mmsc 10.20.20.129:8080 Melita 16877 Melita Connector 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 *101# *101*CODE# lmnl plus KPN NL KPN Prepaid Mobiel Internet KPN 3G/2G LTE Mobiel Internet KPN gprs 62.133.126.28 62.133.126.29 KPN 4G LTE Mobiel Internet KPN Mobiel Internet KPN MMS http://mp.mobiel.kpn/mmsc 10.10.100.20:5080 MEDIONmobile Aldi Talk Mobiel Prepaid Internet Telfort telfortnl T-Mobile 1144 T-Mobile Internet T-Mobile NL T-Mobile NL MMS tmobilemms tmobilemms http://t-mobilemms 10.10.10.11:8080 Ben Ben internet (prepaid) 193.78.240.12 193.79.242.39 Ben internet 193.78.240.12 193.79.242.39 Ben MMS http://benmms 10.10.10.11:8080 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 M2M web web 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 Telenor Telenor MMS http://mmsc mms-proxy.telenor.no:8080 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 Phonero Lycamobile *150# *150*CODE# lmno plus 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 Digicel Prepaid 10.149.64.77 8.8.8.8 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 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