Mobitel MMS Settings For Android

Setting up the handset for Internet

Select Settings.
Select Wireless & networks or Wireless controls (older versions).
Select Mobile networks.
Select Access point names.
Press the Menu, --> New APN
Select enter Name (Mobitel or something). Press ok
APN: mobitel3g or mobitelbb and press OK.
Select, APN type, enter internet or default and press OK.
Other information not necessary.
Press the Menu and select Save.

Setting up the handset for MMS

On the handset, press the Menu key.
Select Settings.
Select Wireless & networks or Wireless controls (older versions).
Select Mobile networks.
Press the Menu, enter Mobitel MMS or something.
APN: wapmms and press OK
Scroll to, and select, Proxy, enter 192.168.050.163 and press OK.
Scroll to, and select, Port, enter 8080 and press OK.
Scroll to, and select, User name, enter Not Required and press OK.
Scroll to, and select, Password, enter Not Required and press OK.
Scroll to, and select, MMSC, http://192.168.050.165 and press OK.
Scroll to, and select, MMS Proxy, 192.168.050.163 and press OK.
Scroll to, and select, MMS Port , 8080 and press OK.
Scroll to, and select, APN type, enter mms and press OK.
Press the Menu and select Save.





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Comments

BlackSheep said…
My phone is Optimus One. and im using a mobitel connection but my mms doesn't work! so i went to mobitel to get it fixed but.. Mobitel says android doesn't support mms!!! hahaha how funny! and they say dialog doesnt have too.. such a shame!

Then I went to Dialog.. they say the mms works for dialog. I really wish mobitel learns some business ethics!

Anyways i still haven't switched to dialog but going to check if dialog really does have settings for android!

MOBITEL.. GET A LIFE!! WE ARE NOT STUPID!
January 06, 2011 9:33 PM
BlackSheep said…
By the way your settings dont work for me! but you have done a good job! Keep it UP!
January 06, 2011 9:35 PM
Chandana Napagoda said…
I have updated MMS setting for support all android models.
January 25, 2011 5:19 PM
Anonymous said…
DOES NOT WORK MAN! i tried on my LG OO but doesnt work. can u please upload a new one for us.. please.. THANKS..
February 23, 2011 3:29 AM
Chandana Napagoda said…
for internet setting use default instead of internet
February 23, 2011 3:10 PM
Kalana said…
I've got my nexus s configured and its a bit different from yours. thought putting it down so someone would find useful. Guess should be the same for most other android 2.3 phones.

Internet:
Name: something you fancy
APN:mobitel3g
Proxy: 192.168.050.163
Port: 8080
rest of the fields i kept default values.

MMS:
APN: wapmms
MMSC: http://192.168.050.165
MMS proxy: 192.168.050.163
MMS port: 8080
Authentication type: PAP
rest of the fields i kept default values.

this configuration works but it seems ideally both these settings should be configured in one APN. In the Access point names screen theres a radio button like selection to be selected as default (i assume). I kept internet settings selected as default. Everything works fine but I see that phone has delays downloading MMS some times probably it switches between two APN upon failure to download MMS using Internet APN.
February 23, 2011 8:01 PM
Roshan Yapa Bandara said…
Name : mobitel3g
APN : mobitel3g
Proxy : 192.168.050.163
Port : 8080
User :
Pass :
Server : 192.168.050.165
MMSC :
MMS Proxy : 192.168.050.163
MMS Port : 8080
MCC : 413
MNC : 01
Authentication type : None
APN Type :
March 02, 2011 4:38 PM
Anonymous said…
Worked for me. Xperia X8 2.1
But only reciving MMS. still can sent.

Incoming MMS without any delays.
March 09, 2011 5:56 PM
Anonymous said…
hey!
Thanks guys.. I'm trying Roshan Yapa's settings... lets see how it goes!

I really appreciate all of you for the super support!
March 14, 2011 3:22 PM
BlackSheep said…
Same story.. still can receive mms.. but cannot send... what a curse!!

Thanks Guys!

Gratitude to all of you!
April 17, 2011 7:22 PM
Chandana Napagoda said…
But my post setting works fine for me and I can send and receive MMS.


My internet APN type is default and MMS APN type is mms.
April 19, 2011 12:14 PM
Anonymous said…
Settings on the top of the page are working fine for HTC Legend (Android 2.2)
July 07, 2011 6:01 PM
Anonymous said…
These settings worked fine for me...

For Internet...

Name : Mobitel
APN : mobitel3g
Proxy : 192.168.050.163
Port : 8080
Server : 192.168.050.165
APN Type : default

For MMS...

Name : Mobitel MMS
APN : wapmms
Proxy : 192.168.050.163
Port : 8080
MMSC : http://192.168.050.165
MMS Proxy : 192.168.050.163
MMS Port : 8080
APN Type : mms

Options not specified here were kept to their default values.

HTH,
August 20, 2011 1:54 AM
Asela said…
This works for me (Nexus One 2.3.6):
------------------------
Name: mobitel_bb
APN: isp
APN Type: default
------------------------
Name: mobitel_mms
APN: wapmms
MMSC: http://192.168.050.165
MMS proxy: 192.168.050.163
MMS port: 8080
Authentication type: PAP
APN Type: mms
------------------------
November 04, 2011 5:30 PM
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