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A little help pretty please

I upgraded to the Rogers wm6 ROM which I grabbed from the rogers website the other day and all was very well until I realized I couldn't browse the web or send/receive MMS. I set everything accordingly to this link: LINK
When I click send/receive on MMS it says "Error Synchronizing" up top and in IE i get "ERROR: The remote party has ended this connection"
I have done everything in my power to fixing this and this is my last resort.
Thanks

just to clairify, are you trying to use this Rom on Tmobile? and if so, with or without T-Zones internet hack?

yes on tmobile and I dont need the net hack for i have the $20 data plan

the link you are following is for the proxy. Here is what I use (this will set up picture messaging too),
Code:
Go to Start > Settings > Connections > GPRS
Create these GPRS profiles:
T-Mobile MMS
Connects to: WAP network
Access point: wap.voicestream.com
T-Mobile Data
Connects to: The Internet
Access point: wap.voicestream.com
PictureMessaging
Connects to: The Internet
Access point: wap.voicestream.com
Delete any profile that is not one you just entered!
Now go to Start > Messaging
Scroll to MMS, while MMS is selected press Menu > Settings > Menu > MMSC Settings
Delete anything in here, then create new profile "PictureMessaging" with following:
Name: PictureMessaging
MMSC URL: http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
wap gateway: 216.155.165.50
port: 8080
connect via: wap network
max sending size: 300k
wap version: wap 2.0
Go to Start>Settings>Regional Settings and change the language and locale to US English and change the date and time format to your preference
Go to Start>Settings>GPRS Authentication and verify it is set to PAP

thanks for taking the time and writing that out but it's still not connecting.
i have everything (internet, work, wap connections) set to automatic.

with those setting mine works flawlessly. Wish I had a better answer for you.

so the internet started working.... i didnt even do anything. But MMS is still getting the same error.

MMS Will Work Using The Rogers ROM With The T-Mo MMS Settings
akagoffer said:
so the internet started working.... i didnt even do anything. But MMS is still getting the same error.
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Go to this thread, Post #2 for the T-Mo MMS settings http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=338536............!

yeah that's where i ment to link in my first post... double checked the settings and it should be all good but i still get the error

Did You Do This
akagoffer said:
yeah that's where i ment to link in my first post... double checked the settings and it should be all good but i still get the error
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Did you also do this when using the Rogers ROM! Go to Start> settings> Connections> Gprs> New> Description> Connects to:WAP Network> Accesspoint>wap.voicestream.com? User name: (blank)> Password: (blank) Authentication Type: (none)> PrimaryDNS: 0.0.0.0> Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0> IP address: (blank)> Done .........!

yeah i did, awamzing thing though...today at work it started working. I guess it takes a few days for everthing to start communicating. Thanks for all the help everyone.

Kavana ROM proxy settings: new-inet / new-corp ?

I asked this n another thread, but no joy.
I installed the latest Kavana ROM, works GREAT. Thanks for that.
But, some questions.
I'd like to understand how all the networks and proxy things work.
I understand how proxy servers work for the PC world, but I don't understand all the various connections and proxies on the smartphone.
I'm on T-mobile, and I used the connection wizard. But then MMS and SMS weren't working quite right, so I applied some other settings from some other posts and right now, it all (IE, SMS, MMS) seems to work.
But, I am not at all confident I could reproduce this if I had to flatten the device again. Is there something I can read to understand the relative significance of all the various named networks: "work" "TMobile MMS" "Tmobile Data" "WAP Network" "Secure WAP Network" and "The Internet" and also the various proxies that route to these various networks?
Do I really need all the connections - I have like 7 of them.
The new-inet:1118 proxy - what is that for?
That hostname, is it really meaningful?
I also have a new-corp:1159 proxy,
with a name of HTTP:{3F31657F... (etc etc guid)}
What is THAT thing for?
I'd feel better if I understood all these settings, when and why I need a proxy. etc etc . thanks for pointers.

Anyone know?
Anyone know the answer to this? anyone have any clues to offer me?

I'm also having trouble w/ the MMS after installing Ricky's ROM. Are you able to pull the MMS settings from your phone and share? Otherwise, does anyone else know all of the settings?

Cheeso2 said:
The new-inet:1118 proxy - what is that for?
That hostname, is it really meaningful?
I also have a new-corp:1159 proxy,
with a name of HTTP:{3F31657F... (etc etc guid)}
What is THAT thing for?
I'd feel better if I understood all these settings, when and why I need a proxy. etc etc . thanks for pointers.
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These cryptic settings come from active sync. I see them if I allow my DASH to sync with my office Windows XP machine with networking enabled. and my office trys to use the network my Dash is on. Once these entries are created, I can not use my t-mo net connection (cheap version). But it is all fine, once I delete these unknown entries.

My MMS Settings
Here's what I did to get MMS to work, in and out.
I am using Kavana 1.33 ROM.
1. set up 2 connections:
Start...Settings....Connections....GPRS
Now, either add a New item, or edit an existing one.
Description: T-Mo Web or T-Mo Data or something else similarly descriptive
Connects to: The Internet
Access point: internet2.voicestream.com
Username: <blank>
Password: <blank>
Authentication Type: None
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
IP Address: <blank>
Done
[the above gets you a connection to the Internet ]
Again, either add a New item, or edit an existing one.
Name: T-Mo WAP or T-Mo MMS or something descriptive
Connects To: WAP Network
Access Point: wap.voicestream.net
[everything else as above]
Done
[the above gets you a connection to the T-mobile WAP network]
Done
[you are in Settings...Connections, now.]
2. set up one proxy
Scroll to "Proxy"
[this is also reachable directly from home screen via: Start...Settings....Connections....Proxy]
New.... or Edit an existing (your preference)
Name: Tmo WAP->Internet
Connects from: Wap Network
Connects To: The Internet
Proxy: 216.155.165.50:8080
Type: HTTP
Username: <blank>
Password: <blank>
Done
[the above sets up a proxy connection for your SMS/MMS]
Done
[you are in Settings...Connections, now.]
3. Set up SMS preferences
Scroll to "SMS Service"
[this is also reachable directly from home screen via: Start...Settings....Connections....SMS Service]
SMS over: GPRS Preferred
Done
[your are now back in Settings...Connections]
Pess the red "call end" button.
[you are now back on the home screen]
4. Set up MMS on the device:
Start...Messaging
scroll to MMS
Menu...Settings...
Menu (again)
MMSC Settings
Menu...New or Menu....Edit (your pleasure).
[the settings for this MMSC thing should be:]
Name: whatever you like, I used "Picture Messaging"
MMSC URL: http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
WAP Gateway: 216.155.165.50
Port: 8080
Connect Via: WAP Network
Max. Sending Size: 300k (or whatever you prefer)
WAP version: WAP 2.0
Done
Done
Done
HOME
5. set up IE
Start...Internet Explorer
Menu...Tools...Options...Connections
Automatically Detect Settings - This works either way for me, checked or unchecked
Select network: The Internet.
Done
Done
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All of the above allows me to send out SMS and MMS messages, and receive in such messages, as welll as surf the internet from IE.
I have the $19.99/month T-Mobile internet plan in the USA.
If you have the $5.99 T-zones plan, then I think your settings may be different.
Search elsewhere for that.

ActiveSync creates new-inet and new-corp proxies?
jhunkab said:
These cryptic settings come from active sync. I see them if I allow my DASH to sync with my office Windows XP machine with networking enabled. and my office trys to use the network my Dash is on. Once these entries are created, I can not use my t-mo net connection (cheap version). But it is all fine, once I delete these unknown entries.
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Are you sure? Are you sure those things come from ActiveSync and are not just in the Kavana ROM? I use Windows Vista, and the Windows Mobile Device Center, which is the replacement for Activesync. I have never used WinXP and ActiveSync (on the PC) with this device, but I did have those weird entries. I don't see those odd proxy entries get recreated when I sync with Vista+WMDC.
I assuming that the odd proxy entries that reference "new-corp" and "new-inet", were just "in" the ROM by default. Or maybe they were set up when I ran the Internet Connection Wizard which is in the ROM. I don't know for sure. This is why I am asking you, ARE YOU SURE that those entries come from ActiveSync?
Do they return *every time* you sync?
In any case, lacking any real response from the board, I removed the proxy entries from my device, and for me at least, everything still works - SMS, MMS, Internet, etc.
I hate the fact that this still feels so mysterious.
-Cheeso

Damn. I put in all of these settings exactly as shown and still get an "Error Synchronizing" message when I try and send/receive MMS messages. Does anyone have any ideas? I'm on T-Mobile, $20 plan w/ Ricky's 6.1.

mms recieve problems wm 6.1

I have a htc s621 originally came with wm 6.0 I upgraded to wm 6.1 with Kavana’s 6.1 ROM - Remade by Ricky. after the up grade had probs with getting on the internet and sending and recieving mms spent 4 hours on the phone with immix tech got the internet and sending mms fixed and i can recieve mms but it says i have to download the content but when i hit the button to download it does not download how do i fix this prob thank you for any help anyone can give me

Use the search function buddy. If you made a bit more research when flashing, you would have seen also guides to fix those issues. There is like 48672 threads a day for these things.... I mean, why can't people follow the rules. I did, why can't others.

If I could get a quarter for every MMS thread posted...

i have read throught so many threads and could not find the answer that is y i posted a thread im sorry but i would like to find the answer

I searched a whole bunch and nothing i found worked. i had to piece things together to make it work...
let me know if you use t-mobile and i'll let you know what all my setting are so you can mirror them.

Use Google people. In these cases its your best friend. First of all, in this very site I found lots of T-Mobile .cabs for MMS issues and what not. Second of all, you need to go to Connection Setup and create an MMS Connection. I don't recall the numbers and stuff but it is very easy to find anywhere here on Google.

It's not that simple for everyone man...
I had a hard time getting it to work. I couldnt just do what the stuff said.

I am sorry dude, I just think that if a noob like me could have done it, anyone can. And some people really do not even try the search option. Did it work?

I am not saying it is really hard to do. but for myself, and obviously at least one other person, it doesnt work with the standard settings. i did the same as he did; searched and tried over and over, then called t-mobile, still nothing.
Although my situation may have been a little different because i wanted to have my MMS, my email, SMS, and the $5.99 internet hack. i finally messed with it enough to where i started to understand how it worked, then came up with a solution. i would post it now but I'm on my phone in class.
I'm not trying to moderate, but please dont jump in a post and be assholes to people who said they searched, tried, and called their carrier with no positive results.

We are not being assholes, but these issues have been dealt before many times, and there are tons of people who open at least 4 to 5 threads about them weekly. A bit of search here and on Google would answer pretty much everyone's problems. Its not like your phone is different. T-Mobile, don't know who you spoke to, but they should have simply told you to look at their web Configurator page which is this... http://tmobileuspublic.wdsglobal.com/phonefirst and you can just click in the info and get... this.. http://tmobileuspublic.wdsglobal.co...ufacturerId=9&mobileNumber=&incomingServerId=
So, don't know about you, but I can assure you many don't even bother looking up anything and they say they do... already on Google man...
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=t-mobile+mms+setting&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&oq=
I rest my case. Hopefully you solved your problems.

Skip down if you just want the informative part of this post and not my *****ing.
I don't think he should have started a new thread on this subject, please don't think I support or encourage duplicate threads, they are actually a pain in the ass to sift through. He should have tacked onto another like you did when you were having the problems. I don't know about him, but I guess some people not used to how forums work may not realize that when you post in a thread it goes to the very top. Regardless, unless a moderator decides to delete the thread, I personally don't think we need a bunch of people taking the time to tell him to search, but not go that little extra step and link him to a thread. Also, try typing in "MMS" into the forum search, it's interesting. I didn't mean to come off as a jerk or anything, I just get a little upset when things like this happen on forums. Maybe I need to talk to people face-to-face rather than using an electronic medium all the time.
Now! For the goods!
As far as why the settings I got to solve this did not work on my phone, I don't know. It's still weird to me because I have T-Mobile just like them and theirs is fine.
Every time I tried those settings, whether I found them on here, T-Mobile, or elsewhere, I could receive only 1 MMS message, send as many as I wanted, but receive no more.
I started from scratch several times too, just to make sure I wasn't missing something, or had something I shouldn't. Still, it wasn't working.
I eventually came up with a solution on my own. It may have something extra that may not be needed, but it works and I don't want to mess with it!
Just in case it matters; I am using Kavana 080408 remade by Ricky. V24 Vanilla.
Here are the settings I currently have:
(This is assuming you know how to get to where you edit all of these values.)
The Items in bold are different from the items in that category.
Under GRPS Settings (not "GRPS"):
Please select your GRPS authentication method: PAP authentication
Disconnect GRPS When Dropped: Hold Connection
[x] GRPS Auto Attach
[x] GRPS Auto Detach
What GRPS I have:
Name: T-Mobile Data
Connects to: T-Mobile Data
Access Point: wap.voicestream.com
Username:
Password:
Authentication Type: None
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
IP address:
Name: T-Mobile Data 2
Connects to: WAP Network
Access Point: wap.voicestream.com
Username:
Password:
Authentication Type: None
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
IP address:
Name: T-Mobile Data 3
Connects to: Work
Access Point: wap.voicestream.com
Username:
Password:
Authentication Type: None
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
IP address:
Name: T-Mobile MMS
Connects to: WAP Network
Access Point: wap.voicestream.com
Username:
Password:
Authentication Type: None
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
IP address: 216.155.165.50
Name: T-Mobile WModem Link
Connects to: T-Mobile MMS
Access Point: wap.voicestream.com
Username:
Password:
Authentication Type: None
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
IP address:
Proxy Settings:
Name: T-Mobile WAP
Connects from: WAP Network
Connects to: The Internet
Proxy (nameort): 216.155.165.50:8080
Type: HTTP
User name:
Password:
This next one is identical to the first, I guess I don't need it.
Name: T-Zones proxy
Connects from: WAP Network
Connects to: The Internet
Proxy (nameort): 216.155.165.50:8080
Type: HTTP
User name:
Password:
Name: T-Zones proxy 2
Connects from: Work
Connects to: The Internet
Proxy (nameort): 216.155.165.50:8080
Type: HTTP
User name:
Password:
Assuming you did search around and know how to change the MMSC settings, those should be the same:
Name: T-Mobile MMS
MMSC URL: http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
WAP gateway:216.155.165.50
Port: 8080
Connect via: WAP Network
Max. sending size: 300k
WAP version: WAP 2.0
Also, when you are in the MMS>Options>Account Settings part, I read the first checked entry which says "Automatic download in home & roaming network." When I reread it, it made me think that it wont automatically download in the home network, not just when roaming; but I could be wrong.
Well, I hopes that helped you out! Let me know if that doesn't work. Those are my only settings, not just the ones I made. I deleted the ones T-Mobile puts in when you use the Connection Wizard thing.
Also, again, sorry if I was being a ****.

ok captian first i joined this site to learn how to do this stuff on my fone and the things u posted here was not of any help anyway second i am not on t-mobile service so noone on this site posted the direct answer for me i am on immix service and after hours of looking throught my registery i found out that immix was telling me to put the wronge port into my mms settings i fixed it myself thanks for no help but there r some very helpful ppl on this site the dont want to put ppl down for not being able to find the answers themselves

EternalSoil said:
Skip down if you just want the informative part of this post and not my *****ing.
I don't think he should have started a new thread on this subject, please don't think I support or encourage duplicate threads, they are actually a pain in the ass to sift through. He should have tacked onto another like you did when you were having the problems. I don't know about him, but I guess some people not used to how forums work may not realize that when you post in a thread it goes to the very top. Regardless, unless a moderator decides to delete the thread, I personally don't think we need a bunch of people taking the time to tell him to search, but not go that little extra step and link him to a thread. Also, try typing in "MMS" into the forum search, it's interesting. I didn't mean to come off as a jerk or anything, I just get a little upset when things like this happen on forums. Maybe I need to talk to people face-to-face rather than using an electronic medium all the time.
Now! For the goods!
As far as why the settings I got to solve this did not work on my phone, I don't know. It's still weird to me because I have T-Mobile just like them and theirs is fine.
Every time I tried those settings, whether I found them on here, T-Mobile, or elsewhere, I could receive only 1 MMS message, send as many as I wanted, but receive no more.
I started from scratch several times too, just to make sure I wasn't missing something, or had something I shouldn't. Still, it wasn't working.
I eventually came up with a solution on my own. It may have something extra that may not be needed, but it works and I don't want to mess with it!
Just in case it matters; I am using Kavana 080408 remade by Ricky. V24 Vanilla.
Here are the settings I currently have:
(This is assuming you know how to get to where you edit all of these values.)
The Items in bold are different from the items in that category.
Under GRPS Settings (not "GRPS"):
Please select your GRPS authentication method: PAP authentication
Disconnect GRPS When Dropped: Hold Connection
[x] GRPS Auto Attach
[x] GRPS Auto Detach
What GRPS I have:
Name: T-Mobile Data
Connects to: T-Mobile Data
Access Point: wap.voicestream.com
Username:
Password:
Authentication Type: None
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
IP address:
Name: T-Mobile Data 2
Connects to: WAP Network
Access Point: wap.voicestream.com
Username:
Password:
Authentication Type: None
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
IP address:
Name: T-Mobile Data 3
Connects to: Work
Access Point: wap.voicestream.com
Username:
Password:
Authentication Type: None
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
IP address:
Name: T-Mobile MMS
Connects to: WAP Network
Access Point: wap.voicestream.com
Username:
Password:
Authentication Type: None
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
IP address: 216.155.165.50
Name: T-Mobile WModem Link
Connects to: T-Mobile MMS
Access Point: wap.voicestream.com
Username:
Password:
Authentication Type: None
Primary DNS: 0.0.0.0
Secondary DNS: 0.0.0.0
IP address:
Proxy Settings:
Name: T-Mobile WAP
Connects from: WAP Network
Connects to: The Internet
Proxy (nameort): 216.155.165.50:8080
Type: HTTP
User name:
Password:
This next one is identical to the first, I guess I don't need it.
Name: T-Zones proxy
Connects from: WAP Network
Connects to: The Internet
Proxy (nameort): 216.155.165.50:8080
Type: HTTP
User name:
Password:
Name: T-Zones proxy 2
Connects from: Work
Connects to: The Internet
Proxy (nameort): 216.155.165.50:8080
Type: HTTP
User name:
Password:
Assuming you did search around and know how to change the MMSC settings, those should be the same:
Name: T-Mobile MMS
MMSC URL: http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
WAP gateway:216.155.165.50
Port: 8080
Connect via: WAP Network
Max. sending size: 300k
WAP version: WAP 2.0
Also, when you are in the MMS>Options>Account Settings part, I read the first checked entry which says "Automatic download in home & roaming network." When I reread it, it made me think that it wont automatically download in the home network, not just when roaming; but I could be wrong.
Well, I hopes that helped you out! Let me know if that doesn't work. Those are my only settings, not just the ones I made. I deleted the ones T-Mobile puts in when you use the Connection Wizard thing.
Also, again, sorry if I was being a ****.
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If you look up MMS here you won't get anything. I know, its weird.
I suggest you use Google first. They usually will redirect you to XDA threads anyway.
The 8080 trick, as far as I know, doesn't work anymore. T-Mobile found out a while back and closed it. The only thing you can do now is ask them for the $5.99 T-Zones but you should call from a non PDA phone (they know by the IMEI when you call which phone you have. Its insane, they got like a huge database of all IMEI's or something). But if they find out, they will switch you to the 19.99 or 34.99 deal. So be careful.
Well, it seems you managed to change your GPRS (and not GRPS) settings as I suggested and it seems to work, so good luck.
paraven31 said:
ok captian first i joined this site to learn how to do this stuff on my fone and the things u posted here was not of any help anyway second i am not on t-mobile service so noone on this site posted the direct answer for me i am on immix service and after hours of looking throught my registery i found out that immix was telling me to put the wronge port into my mms settings i fixed it myself thanks for no help but there r some very helpful ppl on this site the dont want to put ppl down for not being able to find the answers themselves
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Apart from the appaling writing skills, I suggest you calm down and buy some maturity from people like EternalSoil.
The things I posted here are the same posted by other people much more knowledgeable (even though for something like this you don't need to know how to cook roms) than me. Also, I don't know which carrier you have since you never told us 'til now, but the principles are the same. If you have AT&T or vodafone or immix, the settings are the same, the only thing that you will have to look for is "MMS Setting for <your carrier>". Its this not using the brain at full potential that I don't appreciate, not people asking after true searching.
I went on Google just now, typed in immix settings, saw a Nokia 6200 settings doc... I said, let's try it and... voila'... Sure, you will have to use your brain a bit, but the info you need is all right here. 5 minutes buddy.
NOKIA​ 3200, 6010 & 6200​
Note:When programming a phone for data, you may need to type a “.” or “:” between alpha or numeric characters. Use either the number 1 key for these symbols, the *#, or *+ key on the keypad. DO NOT enter any kind of User Name or Password during the setup process. They are not required for accessing the internet or MMS.
STEP 1: Establish Internet/GPRS Connection
Menu
Scroll ¯ to Services Menu & SELECT
Scroll ¯ to Settings & SELECT
Select Connection Settings
Scroll ¯ to Edit active service settings & SELECT
Select Settings’ name
Clear out any default name and type in: I-MIX & OK
Scroll ¯ to Homepage & SELECT
http:// will appear on the screen
Type in the following address: http://wap-home.immix.com & OK
Scroll ¯ to Data Bearer & SELECT
Scroll ¯ to GPRS & SELECT
Scroll ¯ to Bearer Settings & SELECT
GPRS access point will appear & SELECT
Type in: walled.immix.com & OK
Scroll ¯ to IP Address & Select
Type in 209.4.229.78 & OK
Hit BACK or EXIT until you are back to the Main Menu
TO ACCESS INTERNET: Menu; Scroll ¯ to “Services” Menu & Select; Select I-MIX and you will begin to connect to establish GPRS/Internet connection
STEP 2: Establish MMS (Multimedia Message Service)
Menu
Messages Menu & SELECT
Scroll ¯ to Message Settings & SELECT
Scroll ¯ to Multimedia Msgs & SELECT
Scroll ¯ to Connection Settings & SELECT
Scroll ¯ to Edit active multimedia settings & SELECT
Select Settings’ name
Clear out any default name & type in: MMS & OK
Scroll ¯ to Homepage & SELECT
http:// will appear on the screen
Type in the following address: http://mms.immix.csky.us:6672/ & OK
Scroll ¯ to Data bearer & SELECT
GPRS appears & SELECT
Scroll ¯ to Bearer settings & SELECT
GPRS access point & SELECT
Type in: walled.immix.com & OK
Scroll ¯ to IP Address & SELECT
Type in: 209.4.229.78 & OK
Hit BACK or EXIT until you are back to the Main Menu
TO ACCESS MMS: Menu; Scroll ¯ to “Message” Menu & Select; Scroll ¯ to Multimedia msgs. & Select. Select Create Message and begin to process whatever type of message is going to be sent.

The forum search will only search on 4 letters or more "just to cleat that up"
You can always use the google assisted search as things like mms settings wont differ from phone to phone.
OP: Glad you got it sorted.

Good to know you got it sorted out OP.
I have had the $5.99 plan for almost 2 years now. The 8080 thing still works I assume, cause all my stuff works just fine.
As far as search goes; it's good to know the forum search will only do 4+ letters. I don't know why I prefer the forums search, I just do =/

If you have the 5.99 thing, THAT's why it works. The 8080 port was a glitch of T-Mobile for those who didn't even have the T-Zones 5.99.

same here..
Thanks for the write up EternalSoil...I am in the same boat as you were. Tried every setting under the roof, MMS would work 1-2 times OK, then I would never receive any more (but could send all the time). I too am using the $5.99 plan. Internet works just fine, it's just the dang MMS. If I reboot, occasionally I will get 1 or so to come through but that's it. I have tried about every ROM out there (just flashed to NRG 1.4 last night) to see if that would make a difference.
Prior to entering in all your settings, did you run the Connection Setup program, then delete all the entries?
Can you outline your exact settings in the MMSC preferences? I just want to try and match this up identically w/ someone else to see if I can get this to work. If you have any other thoughts please let me know.
Thanks!

Yes, I did run the connection manager. It added some proxies, or GRPS settings or something. I deleted everything that was in any of those, then entered the stuff I posted before.
My MMSC Settings:
Name: T-Mobile MMS
MMSC URL: http://216.155.174.84/servlets/mms
WAP gateway: 216.155.165.50
Port: 8080
Connect via: WAP Network
Max. sending size: 300K
WAP version: WAP 2.0
Prefrences (these are what I have checked):
Automatic download in home & roaming network
Save sent Messages
Allow delivery report
Disconnect network connection after MMS
No. of attempts: 3
Photo resolution: SXGA (1280x1024)
Hope that works for you man, let me know if you need more info.

Thanks for the settings...matched them exactly and still having issues. Do you mind telling me what you have on the Settings > Connections > Menu button > Advanced page?
Thanks man, hope to get this soon!

From another thread I posted in too:
Mine is doing the same thing..Tmobile..reflashed last night to Kavana, manually put in all settings (mms / proxy). Phone sends MMS fine but will not receive them. Phone lights up when receiving MMS but never comes through. I will manually send/receive, and occasionally I see the envelope flash up with the down arrow, but it usually does nothing after that point...
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I am also getting an 'Info' alert - Unable to receive your message(s). Your message(s) notification(s) will remain in your Inbox. - Press OK.
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any help appreciated

i managed to buy a desire the day they came out,but unfortunatly it was locked to tmobile.i managed to get it unlocked via htcode,but have not managed to either go on the internet or send mms messages with o2.i have looked through various answers to the question of settings for the desire and some people have said that they have managed to use it successfully.i have tried adding a new apn with the various settings found among these pages but now wonder if tmobile hide a default apn within their software that i cannot see to delete. any help please!

What do you see when you go to:
Menu - Settings - Wireless & Networks - Mobile Networks - Access Point Names
There should be a list of APNs - if so, list them here.
One of them should have a green dot to the right of it - which one?
Zippyioa

originally there were none.now there are 2 both of which i have created o2 uk mms and o2 mobile web (the green dot)

Ok that's a great start....
If you go back to: menu - settings - wireless networks check that Mobile Network is ticked. If it is what does it say below it?

turning on it constantly says that,sometimes connection failed

Can you untick mobile network? If so, try it, wait, then tick it again and see if it connects....
If not your APN settings may be wrong, so go into Mobile Networks - Access Point Names and click on the one for the internet settings.
List them here so I can check they are right.
Also, has this O2 SIM worked on the internet before? If not you may need to call O2 for them to enable it

the sim worked fine on an n95.unticking and reticking makes no difference.the settings i have are as follows
name o2 mobile web
apn mobile.o2.co.uk
proxy not set
port not set
username o2 web
password password
server not set
mmsc not set
mms proxy not set
mms protocol wap 2.0
mcc 234
mnc 10
authentication type none
apn type not set
name o2 uk mms
apn wap.o2.co.uk
proxy not set
port 9201
username o2wap
password password
server not set
mmsc htt://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002
mms proxy 193.113.200.195
mms port 8080
mms protocol wap 2.0
mcc 234
mnc 10
authentication type none
apn type mms

mandk said:
the sim worked fine on an n95.unticking and reticking makes no difference.the settings i have are as follows
name o2 mobile web
apn mobile.o2.co.uk
proxy not set
port not set
username o2 web
password password
server not set
mmsc not set
mms proxy not set
mms protocol wap 2.0
mcc 234
mnc 10
authentication type none
apn type not set
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Ok, they all look ok except one thing. Try editing the username - change it from o2 web to mobileweb and make sure you save changes!
See if that works.
Zippyioa

changed,saved,rebooted nothing,still says turning on under mobile networks

That's no good....
OK, just to make sure we have this right, delete ALL the current settings in the APN menu, then reboot the phone with the O2 SIM in it - this might pick up the settings you need.
If it doesn't, go here: http://www.filesaveas.com/gprs.html and use the GPRS settings for O2 to add the APN. Once done, save, then reboot and see if that works.
I assume this is a contract SIM, not pay as you go? From memory o2 PAYG wasnt setup for internet in the same way....

yes yes yes i was begining to think i would never see the internet on this phone.i can only say thank you.i went to the site you suggested and entered the settings provided and as if by magic!!!!
thanks again

Persistence always pays off in the end.
Glad its sorted now, enjoy mobile intetnet!
Zippyioa

Please someone solve my mms problem!

Hi all, I am literally tearing my hair out over this! My Desire HD seems to refuse to receive picture messages, it says downloading then fails.
I am on Orange,have spoke to Orange and have input all the settings they told me to, I can send mms, but seems to have a serious problem receiving them.
Annoying thing is when I was on the phone to Orange they sent me an mms and it worked, come off the phone, my sister tries to mms me and download fails!
Please, has anyone else encountered this? Thanks

Hi & welcome to XDA
Before heading for a straight factory reset, have you been able to send any MMS messages? Is it just pictures you struggle to send & receive?
I am also on Orange, these are my MMS APN settings.
Orange UK MMS Settings
Code:
Name : Orange UK MMS
APN : orangemms
Proxy : 192.168.224.010
Port : 8080
Username : Orange
Password : Multimedia
Server : <Not Set>
MMSC : http://mms.orange.co.uk
MMS Proxy : 192.168.244.010
MMS Port : 8080
MCC : 234
MNC : 33
Authentication type : <Not Set>
APN type : mms
APN protocol : IPv4
Do yours match these?

Hi,
Thank you for the welcome, my settings did not match yours,they were the same as what is shown here
Photo Messaging setup
Thank you.
Please follow the instructions below to complete setup.
Setting up the Device
On the device, tap the Menu icon (or Applications > Menu)
Select Settings > Wireless & networks (or Wireless Controls) > Mobile networks > Access Point Names.
Press the Menu key and tap New APN.
Select Name, enter Orange MMS and tap OK.
Select APN, enter orangemms and tap OK.
Enter the user name and password listed below. If no value is listed, leave the field blank.
User name: Orange
Password: Multimedia
Select MMSC, enter h ttp://mms.orange.co.uk and tap OK.
Select MMS proxy, enter 192.168.224.10 and tap OK.
Select MMS port, enter 8080 and tap OK.
If available, select Authentication type then select PAP
Select APN type, enter mms and tap OK.
Press the Menu key and select Save
I have just changed them to yours and still no joy :-(
Yes it is just mms I have a problem with, everything else is fine!
And as said I can send them, but not receive!

Two things I can think of...
1. Is Mobile network enabled all time (there is an option in the Mobile network setting page for that)
2. Sometimes for some stupid reason if you are connected to WiFi, the 3g connection will be turned off in Android (to save battery). Try turning off WiFi and see if downloading MMS is successful.

+1. Picture messaging only works with a 3g connection, not wifi.
Sent from my Motorola Startac running Atari 2600 software!

naailalzuhir said:
Two things I can think of...
1. Is Mobile network enabled all time (there is an option in the Mobile network setting page for that)
Sorry, where is this in the menu as I can't find it :-s
2. Sometimes for some stupid reason if you are connected to WiFi, the 3g connection will be turned off in Android (to save battery). Try turning off WiFi and see if downloading MMS is successful.
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Wifi is not connected!

Anyone? Could anyone kindly post their internet settings AND mms settings, thanks

Anyone? Pretty Please?