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sethw

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#36034 18-Jun-2009 10:43
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Got official update to 3.0 onto my phone this morning via iTunes.  Had already installed the ipcc carrier bundle succesfully under 2.2.1.

Happy to report that tethering and voicemail continue to work fine as does internet browsing on the phone itself.

MMS is the problem:

I have two iPhones set up as above.  One will send MMS, but they are received as SMS with weblinks on another iPhone.  The other iPhone (the one that receives MMS as weblinks) won't send MMS - they hang and get the exclamation mark as unsent.

QUESTIONS:

1 - has anyone been able to both send and receive MMS on their iPhone over XT?

2 - could it be something on the XT network side rather than on the handset causing this issue?

MAny thanks.

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sethw

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  #226395 18-Jun-2009 18:54
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All fixed - needed to get some changes made on my account. When I ported my number from Vodafone some data bits weren't turned on in my Telecom account.

Quick trip to Telecom store and all was fixed there and then. Could never have done that with Vodafone!!!




unicyclistjoe
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  #226397 18-Jun-2009 18:54
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I have been able to, with the .ipcc carrier file that I got from a forum post here, I think.

The settings in my 3G are as follows:

Cellular Data APN: internet.telecom.co.nz

MMS APN: wap.telecom.co.nz

MMSC: http://lsmmsc.xtra.co.nz

MMS Proxy: 210.55.11.73:8080

MMS Max Message Size: 614400

These are the only things that are filled in, and I was able to send and receive pxts to/from iPhones and other phones on XT & CDMA.



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