Swirly MMS Settings - Thailand

Here goes the different settings for MMSC, Proxy and APN that have been proven usable.

Swirly MMS Settings - Thailand

Postby maypenray on 09 Aug 2008, 16:47

Dont think these have been posted before...
DTAC
APN: mms
Username: "NA"
Password: "NA"
MMSC: http://mms.dtac.co.th:8002/
Proxy: 203.155.200.133:8080

AIS
APN: multimedia
Username: "NA"
Password: "NA"
MMSC: mms.mobilelife.co.th
Proxy: 203.170.229.34:8080

TRUE
APN: mms
Username = true
Password = true
MMSC: http://mms.trueworld.net:8002/
Proxy: 10.4.7.39:9201

Now for sure that the Dtac settings work. The others are from Thai forums and have not been tested. Just my little contribution
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Re: Swirly MMS Settings - Thailand

Postby dostoevsky on 14 Aug 2008, 06:44

how about for user who has SwirlyMMS 1.1.2?

this doesnt work.
i went to DTAC and they told me to install
SwirlyMMS 1.1.1


is that possible?
uninstall the new version
and install the older one?


thanks!
any help??
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Re: Swirly MMS Settings - Thailand

Postby maypenray on 26 Nov 2008, 07:13

Just upgraded my iphone fw from 1.1.1 to 2.2 (very slow... ;) ) and re-installed swirlymms 1.2.10 and had a brief issue with sending and receiving mms.
First of all i think one must reset the phone after installing. Secondly i just removed the "/" at the end of the MMSC setting so it now looks like this:

MMSC: http://mms.dtac.co.th:8002
Proxy: 203.155.200.133:8080
APN: mms
Username: "NA"
Password: "NA"

These DTAC settings work very well with iPhone fw 2.2 and Swirlymma 1.2.10
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Re: Swirly MMS Settings - Thailand

Postby danzaw69 on 20 Feb 2009, 11:15

I have use exactly the following settings, but it still doesn't works for me:

DTAC
APN: mms
Username: "NA"
Password: "NA"
MMSC: http://mms.dtac.co.th:8002
Proxy: 203.155.200.133:8080

Damn!! I have the green "m". Everytime i tried sending it prompt me a 'Failure' message.

What is the problem.
:roll:
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