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Add APN configuration file
2010-06-25 05:28:35 +02:00
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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CM9: initial CM vendor setup for Android 4
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CM9: initial CM vendor setup for Android 4
2011-11-27 20:56:54 +01:00
Add APN configuration file
2010-06-25 05:28:35 +02:00
<!-- use empty string to specify no proxy or port -->
CM9: initial CM vendor setup for Android 4
2011-11-27 20:56:54 +01:00
<!-- This version must agree with that in apps/common/res/apns.xml -->
Bump APN file version Change-Id: I13800e046cbf1f3ab1922568654069306544298b
2013-07-26 23:24:33 +02:00
<apns version="8">
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Cosmote GR" mcc="202" mnc="01" apn="Internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Cosmote GR MMS" mcc="202" mnc="01" apn="Mms" mmsc="195.167.65.220:8002" mmsproxy="10.10.10.20" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Cosmote Wireless Internet" mcc="202" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Cosmote MMS" mcc="202" mnc="01" apn="mms" mmsc="http://195.167.65.220:8002" mmsproxy="10.10.10.20" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vf Internet" mcc="202" mnc="05" apn="internet.vodafone.gr" user="user" password="pass" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vf Internet Corporate" mcc="202" mnc="05" apn="internet" user="user" password="pass" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone GR-MMS" mcc="202" mnc="05" apn="mms.vodafone.net" user="user" password="pass" mmsc="http://mms.vodafone.gr" mmsproxy="213.249.19.49" mmsport="5080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone GR" mcc="202" mnc="05" apn="surfonly.vodafone.gr" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone GR Prepaid" mcc="202" mnc="05" apn="webkarta.vodafone.gr" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Q-Telecom MMS GPRS" mcc="202" mnc="09" apn="q-mms.myq.gr" mmsc="http://mms.myq.gr" mmsproxy="192.168.80.134" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="WIND GR" mcc="202" mnc="10" apn="gint.b-online.gr" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="WIND GR MMS" mcc="202" mnc="10" apn="mnet.b-online.gr" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://192.168.200.95/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="192.168.200.11" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Tele2 NL" mcc="204" mnc="02" apn="internet.tele2.nl" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Tele2 MMS NL" mcc="204" mnc="02" apn="internet.tele2.nl" mmsc="http://mmsc.tele2.nl" mmsproxy="193.12.40.64" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone NL" mcc="204" mnc="04" apn="live.vodafone.com" user="vodafone" password="vodafone" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.vodafone.nl" mmsproxy="192.168.251.150" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
apns: Add hollandsnieuwe (NL) Change-Id: Icd0060f6e05c32335161b1faddbc8aecb3bddab9
2013-02-03 12:38:18 +01:00
<apn carrier="hollandsnieuwe int." mcc="204" mnc="04" apn="data.dataxs.mobi" type="default" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone MMS Business" mcc="204" mnc="04" apn="office.vodafone.nl" user="vodafone" password="vodafone" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.vodafone.nl" mmsproxy="192.168.251.150" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="KPN" mcc="204" mnc="08" apn="internet" user="kpn" password="gprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="KPN" mcc="204" mnc="08" apn="portalmmm.nl" mmsc="http://mp.mobiel.kpn/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.10.100.20" mmsport="5080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="KPN MMS" mcc="204" mnc="08" apn="portalmmm.nl" proxy="10.10.100.20" port="5080" mmsc="http://mp.mobiel.kpn/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.10.100.20" mmsport="5080" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Telfort" mcc="204" mnc="12" apn="internet" proxy="193.113.200.195" port="8080" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="T-Mobile NL" mcc="204" mnc="16" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile NL-MMS" mcc="204" mnc="16" apn="mms" user="tmobilemms" password="tmobilemms" server="*" mmsc="http://t-mobilemms" mmsproxy="010.010.010.011" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile NL" mcc="204" mnc="16" apn="smartsites.t-mobile" user="*" password="*" server="*" mmsc="http://t-mobilemms" mmsproxy="010.010.010.011" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Orange NL" mcc="204" mnc="20" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Orange NL MMS" mcc="204" mnc="20" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.orange.nl:8002" mmsproxy="10.250.255.183" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="rabo.plus" mcc="204" mnc="20" apn="rabo.plus" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Proximus MMS" mcc="206" mnc="01" apn="event.proximus.be" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.proximus.be/mms" mmsproxy="10.55.14.75" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Proximus Internet" mcc="206" mnc="01" apn="internet.proximus.be" type="default,supl" />
Add Eastlink Wireless APN Add national and international roaming APNs per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-1994 Change-Id: Ife2f6ac1b3b712b62ebe71f51d18edd5be462b80
2013-08-14 12:34:17 +02:00
<apn carrier="Eastlink Internet" mcc="206" mnc="01" apn="wisp.mobi.eastlink.ca" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Eastlink MMS" mcc="206" mnc="01" apn="mms.mobi.eastlink.ca" mmsc="http://mmss.mobi.eastlink.ca" mmsproxy="10.232.12.49" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Mobistar MMS" mcc="206" mnc="10" apn="mms.be" user="mobistar" password="mobistar" mmsc="http://mmsc.mobistar.be" mmsproxy="212.65.63.143" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobistar" mcc="206" mnc="10" apn="mworld.be" user="mobistar" password="mobistar" proxy="212.65.63.143" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
Fixed the incorrect APN details for Telenet Mobile in Belgium as detailed in issue 6228. Change-Id: Ic55f2f5a7d25755bef9d46a818e7e8e5aa2779d5
2012-09-27 11:45:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Telenet" mcc="206" mnc="05" apn="telenetwap.be" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telenet MMS" mcc="206" mnc="05" apn="mms.be" mmsc="http://mmsc.telenet.be" mmsproxy="195.130.149.100" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="BASE Belgium" mcc="206" mnc="20" apn="gprs.base.be" user="base" password="base" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BASE MMS Belgium" mcc="206" mnc="20" apn="mms.base.be" user="base" password="base" mmsc="http://mmsc.base.be" mmsproxy="217.72.235.1" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobile Vikings MMS" mcc="206" mnc="20" apn="mms.be" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.be" mmsproxy="217.72.235.1" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobile Vikings" mcc="206" mnc="20" apn="web.be" user="web" password="web" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Virgin" mcc="208" mnc="01" apn="ofnew.fr" user="orange" password="orange" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange Internet" mcc="208" mnc="01" apn="orange.fr" user="orange" password="orange" authtype="0" type="dun" />
<apn carrier="Orange World" mcc="208" mnc="01" apn="orange" user="orange" password="orange" authtype="2" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" mcc="208" mnc="01" apn="orange.acte" user="orange" password="orange" mmsc="http://mms.orange.fr/" mmsproxy="192.168.10.200" mmsport="8080" authtype="2" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Orange Entreprise" mcc="208" mnc="01" apn="orange-mib" proxy="172.16.2.8" port="8000" user="orange" password="orange" authtype="2" type="default" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange GPRS ISP" mcc="208" mnc="02" apn="orange.fr" type="default,supl" />
ByTel, update to use recommended APN & fix MMS sending with B&You * Patch 3: Fix SFR MMS & add SFR Reunion Change-Id: I2450f317c17a0709e19bbe8e8d9f4352c69e912e
2013-06-05 16:30:50 +02:00
<apn carrier="SFR MMS" mcc="208" mnc="10" apn="mmssfr" mmsc="http://mms1" mmsproxy="10.151.0.1" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="SFR" mcc="208" mnc="10" apn="sl2sfr" server="*" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="SFR WAP" mcc="208" mnc="10" apn="wapsfr" user="none" password="none" server="*" proxy="195.115.25.129" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="ACCESS DATA" mcc="208" mnc="10" apn="websfr" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Web La Poste" mcc="208" mnc="10" apn="wapdebitel" proxy="192.168.21.3" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="MMS" mcc="208" mnc="11" apn="mmssfr" mmsc="http://mms1" mmsproxy="10.151.0.1" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="ACCESS DATA" mcc="208" mnc="11" apn="websfr" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MMS" mcc="208" mnc="13" apn="mmssfr" mmsc="http://mms1" mmsproxy="10.151.0.1" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="ACCESS DATA" mcc="208" mnc="13" apn="websfr" type="default,supl" />
ByTel, update to use recommended APN & fix MMS sending with B&You * Patch 3: Fix SFR MMS & add SFR Reunion Change-Id: I2450f317c17a0709e19bbe8e8d9f4352c69e912e
2013-06-05 16:30:50 +02:00
<apn carrier="SFR MMS" mcc="647" mnc="10" apn="mmssfr" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="10.0.224.145" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="SFR NET" mcc="647" mnc="10" apn="sl2sfr" type="default,supl" />
Add APNs for NRJ Mobile MVNO (using SFR network), France. Change-Id: I50d316e64bfcbd3d529fac2eef9d27f463cc0e4f
2011-08-19 22:12:34 +02:00
<apn carrier="NRJ Mobile FR" mcc="208" mnc="10" apn="fnetnrj" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="NRJ Mobile FR MMS" mcc="208" mnc="10" apn="mmsnrj" mmsproxy="010.143.156.005" mmsport="8080" mmsc="http://mmsnrj" type="mms" />
Remove whitespaces from apn type parameters Reportedly Free Mobile users must edit their APN and remove whitespaces to make it work. I searched and fixed the other ", " occurrences too while I was at it. Change-Id: Ib948dff8329653c42c967c4dae5a6e97086df127
2013-01-16 15:04:24 +01:00
<apn carrier="Free Mobile" mcc="208" mnc="15" apn="free" mmsc="http://mms.free.fr" type="default,supl,mms" />
Free Mobile APNs updates Change-Id: I5999bf9639cb452e673783d4ee7afbfb8588a61f
2012-08-02 16:23:57 +02:00
<apn carrier="Free Mobile MMS" mcc="208" mnc="15" apn="mmsfree" mmsc="http://212.27.40.225" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Bouygues Pro" mcc="208" mnc="20" apn="a2bouygtel.com" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Bouygues WEB" mcc="208" mnc="20" apn="mmsbouygtel.com" server="*" type="default,supl" />
ByTel, update to use recommended APN & fix MMS sending with B&You * Patch 3: Fix SFR MMS & add SFR Reunion Change-Id: I2450f317c17a0709e19bbe8e8d9f4352c69e912e
2013-06-05 16:30:50 +02:00
<apn carrier="Bouygues Telecom" mcc="208" mnc="20" apn="mmsbouygtel.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Bouygues MMS" mcc="208" mnc="20" apn="mmsbouygtel.com" mmsc="http://mms.bouyguestelecom.fr/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="62.201.129.226" mmsport="8080" authtype="0" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="BouyguesGPRS ISP" mcc="208" mnc="21" apn="ebouygtel.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MMS Bouygues" mcc="208" mnc="21" apn="mmsbouygtel.com" mmsc="http://mms.bouyguestelecom.fr/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="62.201.129.226" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BouyguesGPRS ISP" mcc="208" mnc="88" apn="ebouygtel.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MMS Bouygues" mcc="208" mnc="88" apn="mmsbouygtel.com" mmsc="http://mms.bouyguestelecom.fr/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="62.201.129.226" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone ES-Internet" mcc="214" mnc="01" apn="ac.vodafone.es" user="vodafone" password="vodafone" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone" mcc="214" mnc="01" apn="airtelwap.es" user="wap@wap" password="wap125" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone ES" mcc="214" mnc="01" apn="airtelwap.es" user="wap@wap" password="wap125" type="supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone ES MMS" mcc="214" mnc="01" apn="mms.vodafone.net" user="wap@wap" password="wap125" mmsc="http://mmsc.vodafone.es/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="212.73.32.10" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange Internet Móvil" mcc="214" mnc="03" apn="orangeworld" proxy="10.132.61.10" port="8080" user="orange" password="orange" authtype="1" type="default" />
<apn carrier="Orange Internet PC" mcc="214" mnc="03" apn="internet" user="orange" password="orange" authtype="0" type="dun" />
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" mcc="214" mnc="03" apn="orangemms" proxy="172.22.188.25" port="8080" user="orange" password="orange" mmsc="http://mms.orange.es" mmsproxy="172.22.188.25" mmsport="8080" authtype="2" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Yoigo" mcc="214" mnc="04" apn="internet" proxy="010.008.000.036" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
Typo in Yoigo's MMS gateway in apns-conf.xml It was not working until I noticed the error, and works since I manually edited it. First time I thought I had accidentally edited it to a wrong value, then I noticed that I needed to edit every time I updated cyanogenmod, so I found the error in the sources and I'm reporting it here to save future updates... It is $ host 193.209.134.141 141.134.209.193.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer mms-service.mobile.sonera.net. and not $ host 93.209.134.141 141.134.209.93.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer p5DD1868D.dip0.t-ipconnect.de. Change-Id: I62cfd18f29076189e1da5379bb37dc5bb533c815
2011-02-06 19:05:49 +01:00
<apn carrier="Yoigo MMS" mcc="214" mnc="04" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="193.209.134.141" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Tuenti Internet" mcc="214" mnc="05" apn="tuenti.com" user="tuenti" password="tuenti" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Tuenti MMS" mcc="214" mnc="05" apn="tuenti.com" user="tuenti" password="tuenti" mmsc="http://tuenti.com" mmsproxy="10.138.255.43" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="INTERNET GPRS" mcc="214" mnc="06" apn="airtelnet.es" user="vodafone" password="vodafone" type="default,supl" />
apns-conf: Update Pepephone Internet APN Switch to gprsmov.pepephone.com as explained by Pepephone. See http://blog.pepephone.com/index.php/2011/10/27/internet-con-pepephone-explicacion-para-frikis-y-no-tanto/ Change-Id: Ia19ee175ffefc680e3740a34f6442c54212b470d
2012-06-27 21:31:24 +02:00
<apn carrier="Pepephone Internet" mcc="214" mnc="06" apn="gprsmov.pepephone.com" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Pepephone MMS" mcc="214" mnc="06" apn="mms.pepephone.com" user="wap@wap" password="wap125" mmsproxy="212.073.032.010" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="MMS Vodafone" mcc="214" mnc="06" apn="mms.vodafone.net" user="wap@wap" password="wap125" mmsc="http://mmsc.vodafone.es/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="212.73.32.10" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Movistar ES" mcc="214" mnc="07" apn="movistar.es" user="MOVISTAR" password="MOVISTAR" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Movistar ES-MMS" mcc="214" mnc="07" apn="telefonica.es" user="telefonica" password="telefonica" mmsc="http://mms.movistar.com" mmsproxy="10.138.255.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="blau ES" mcc="214" mnc="19" apn="gprs-service.com" mmsc="http://217.18.32.180:8080" mmsproxy="217.18.32.181" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Simyo ES" mcc="214" mnc="19" apn="gprs-service.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Simyo ES-MMS" mcc="214" mnc="19" apn="gprs-service.com" password="1234" mmsc="http://mms-services.eu" mmsproxy="217.12.32.180" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Jazztel" mcc="214" mnc="21" apn="jazzinternet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Jazztel MMS" mcc="214" mnc="21" apn="jazzmms" mmsc="http://jazztelmms.com:8081" mmsproxy="217.18.32.183" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Pannon MMS" mcc="216" mnc="01" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.pgsm.hu/" mmsproxy="193.225.154.22" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Pannon" mcc="216" mnc="01" apn="net" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Telenor Net" mcc="216" mnc="01" apn="net" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="T-Mobile NET GPRS" mcc="216" mnc="30" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile HU MMS" mcc="216" mnc="30" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.t-mobile.hu/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="212.51.126.10" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile HU" mcc="216" mnc="30" apn="wnw" mmsc="http://mms.t-mobile.hu/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="212.51.126.10" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone HU" mcc="216" mnc="70" apn="internet.vodafone.net" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone HU MMS" mcc="216" mnc="70" apn="mms.vodafone.net" mmsc="http://mms.vodafone.hu/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="80.244.97.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="ERONET START" mcc="218" mnc="03" apn="gprs.eronet.ba" user="" server="" password="" proxy="" port="" mmsc="" type="default,supl"/>
<apn carrier="ERONET MI 50" mcc="218" mnc="03" apn="web.eronet.ba" user="" server="" password="" proxy="" port="" mmsc="" type="supl"/>
<apn carrier="ERONET MI 200" mcc="218" mnc="03" apn="web.eronet.ba" user="" server="" password="" proxy="" port="" mmsc="" type="supl"/>
<apn carrier="ERONET 512" mcc="218" mnc="03" apn="data1.eronet.ba" user="" server="" password="" proxy="" port="" mmsc="" type="supl"/>
<apn carrier="ERONET 1GB" mcc="218" mnc="03" apn="data4.eronet.ba" user="" server="" password="" proxy="" port="" mmsc="" type="supl"/>
<apn carrier="ERONET 4GB" mcc="218" mnc="03" apn="data2.eronet.ba" user="" server="" password="" proxy="" port="" mmsc="" type="supl"/>
<apn carrier="ERONET FLAT" mcc="218" mnc="03" apn="data3.eronet.ba" user="" server="" password="" proxy="" port="" mmsc="" type="supl"/>
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="ERONET MMS" mcc="218" mnc="03" apn="mms.eronet.ba" user="" server="" password="" mmsc="http://mms.gprs.eronet.ba/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="010.012.003.011" mmsport="8080" type="mms"/>
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="BH Mobile" mcc="218" mnc="90" apn="active.bhmobile.ba" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BH Mobile MMS" mcc="218" mnc="90" apn="mms.bhmobile.ba" mmsc="http://mms.bhmobile.ba/cmmsc/post" mmsproxy="195.222.056.041" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile HR MMS" mcc="219" mnc="01" apn="mms.htgprs" mmsc="http://mms.t-mobile.hr/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="10.12.0.4" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile HR" mcc="219" mnc="01" apn="web.htgprs" type="default,supl" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Tele2 HR" mcc="219" mnc="02" apn="wap.tele2.hr" mmsc="http://mmsc.tele2.hr" mmsproxy="193.12.40.66" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="VIPnet" mcc="219" mnc="10" apn="gprs0.vipnet.hr" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="VIPnet" mcc="219" mnc="10" apn="data.cip.hr" user="38591" password="38591" server="219.91.99.91" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="VIPnet MMS" mcc="219" mnc="10" apn="mms.vipnet.hr" mmsc="http://mms.vipnet.hr/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="212.91.99.91" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telenor RS" mcc="220" mnc="01" apn="internet" user="telenor" password="gprs" proxy="217.65.192.33" port="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Telenor RS MMS" mcc="220" mnc="01" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.telenor.rs/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="217.65.192.33" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="MTS RS" mcc="220" mnc="03" apn="gprswap" user="mts" password="064" proxy="172.017.088.198" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTS RS MMS" mcc="220" mnc="03" apn="mms" user="mts" password="064" mmsc="http://mms.mts064.telekom.rs/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="172.017.085.131" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Fix Vip mobile APN Types are incorrect, only the MMS APN should have the mms type. Change-Id: If4ee80ba9cf788c84704a41c067a708b4581fe8c
2013-05-24 15:35:49 +02:00
<apn carrier="VIP MMS" mcc="220" mnc="05" apn="vipmobile.mms" user="vipmobile" password="vipmobile" mmsc="http://mmsc.vipmobile.rs/" mmsproxy="212.15.182.82" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="VIP" mcc="220" mnc="05" apn="vipmobile" user="vipmobile" password="vipmobile" proxy="212.15.182.82" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="TIM IT" mcc="222" mnc="01" apn="ibox.tim.it" type="default,supl" />
Added missing TIM IT wap apn. It's needed to allow some offers to work. Change-Id: Ia9ba793c6f96bd0a5285a2eab38cc8a36594e286
2011-06-18 21:00:16 +02:00
<apn carrier="TIM IT WAP" mcc="222" mnc="01" apn="wap.tim.it" proxy="213.26.205.1" port="80" user="WAPTIM" password="WAPTIM" server="http://wap.i.tim.it" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="NOVERCA MMS" mcc="222" mnc="01" apn="mms.noverca.it" mmsc="http://mms.noverca.it/" mmsproxy="213.230.130.89" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TIM MMS" mcc="222" mnc="01" apn="mms.tim.it" mmsc="http://mms.tim.it/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="213.230.130.89" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="iTIM" mcc="222" mnc="01" apn="unico.tim.it" proxy="213.230.130.89" port="80" mmsc="http://mms.tim.it/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="213.230.130.89" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="NOVERCA WEB" mcc="222" mnc="01" apn="web.noverca.it" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IT MMS" mcc="222" mnc="10" apn="mms.vodafone.it" mmsc="http://mms.vodafone.it/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="10.128.224.10" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IT" mcc="222" mnc="10" apn="mobile.vodafone.it" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone WEB" mcc="222" mnc="10" apn="web.omnitel.it" type="default,supl" />
Delete duplicate Wind IT apn Change-Id: If277e1cae0fa590f1ff392f8dfe4155ec501fa84
2011-08-06 16:15:49 +02:00
<apn carrier="Wind IT WEB" mcc="222" mnc="88" apn="internet.wind" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Wind IT MMS" mcc="222" mnc="88" apn="mms.wind" mmsc="http://mms.wind.it" mmsproxy="212.245.244.011" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Fastweb" mcc="222" mnc="99" apn="apn.fastweb.it" mmsc="http://mms.fastweb.it/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="10.0.65.9" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
apns: cleanup 3 ITA carrier Change-Id: I14eb1e68943bdf9b0164afa1dd4258e55d709334
2013-10-03 11:33:47 +02:00
<apn carrier="3" mcc="222" mnc="99" apn="tre.it" mmsc="http://10.216.59.240:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="62.13.171.3" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone Internet" mcc="226" mnc="01" apn="internet.vodafone.ro " user="internet.vodafone.ro " password="vodafone" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone RO" mcc="226" mnc="01" apn="internet.vodafone.ro" user="internet.vodafone.ro" password="vodafone" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone RO live! PRE" mcc="226" mnc="01" apn="live.pre.vodafone.com" user="live" password="vodafone" proxy="193.230.161.231" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone RO live!" mcc="226" mnc="01" apn="live.vodafone.com" user="live" password="vodafone" proxy="193.230.161.231" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone RO MMS PRE" mcc="226" mnc="01" apn="mms.pre.vodafone.ro" user="mms" password="vodafone" mmsc="http://multimedia/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="193.230.161.231" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone RO MMS" mcc="226" mnc="01" apn="mms.vodafone.ro" user="mms" password="vodafone" mmsc="http://multimedia/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="193.230.161.231" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Cosmote Broadband RO apn Change-Id: I83efb8998956eacbbc3ccc188affe469360e0e74
2011-07-27 10:55:27 +02:00
<apn carrier="Cosmote Broadband RO" mcc="226" mnc="03" apn="broadband" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Cosmote Internet RO" mcc="226" mnc="03" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Cosmote RO MMS" mcc="226" mnc="03" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc1.mms.cosmote.ro:8002" mmsproxy="10.252.1.62" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Cosmote WNW RO" mcc="226" mnc="03" apn="wnw" user="wnw" password="wnw" proxy="10.252.1.62" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Digi.Mobil" mcc="226" mnc="05" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Orange RO" mcc="226" mnc="10" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" mcc="226" mnc="10" apn="mms" mmsc="http://wap.mms.orange.ro:8002" mmsproxy="62.217.247.252" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Orange WAP" mcc="226" mnc="10" apn="wap" proxy="62.217.247.252" port="8799" type="default" />
<apn carrier="Orange Internet" mcc="226" mnc="10" apn="net" type="default" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Swisscom MMS" mcc="228" mnc="01" apn="event.swisscom.ch" mmsc="http://mms.natel.ch:8079" mmsproxy="192.168.210.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Swisscom" mcc="228" mnc="01" apn="gprs.swisscom.ch" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Sunrise Internet" mcc="228" mnc="02" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Sunrise MMS" mcc="228" mnc="02" apn="mms.sunrise.ch" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc=" http://mmsc.sunrise.ch" mmsproxy="212.35.34.75" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange Internet" mcc="228" mnc="03" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" mcc="228" mnc="03" apn="mms" mmsc="http://192.168.151.3:8002" mmsproxy="192.168.151.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange Prepaid CH" mcc="238" mnc="03" apn="click" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="T-Mobile CZ" mcc="230" mnc="01" apn="internet.t-mobile.cz" user="wap" password="wap" server="*" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="010.000.000.010" mmsport="80" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile CZ MMS" mcc="230" mnc="01" apn="mms.t-mobile.cz" user="mms" password="mms" server="*" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="010.000.000.010" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="O2 CZ-Internet" mcc="230" mnc="02" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="O2 CZ-MMS" mcc="230" mnc="02" apn="mms" server="O2 MMS" mmsc="http://mms.o2active.cz:8002" mmsproxy="160.218.160.218" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone CZ" mcc="230" mnc="03" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone CZ MMS" mcc="230" mnc="03" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" server="mms" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="10.11.10.111" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone CZ Prepaid" mcc="230" mnc="03" apn="ointernet" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange SK" mcc="231" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange SK MMS" mcc="231" mnc="01" apn="mms" user="wap" password="wap" mmsc="http://imms.orange.sk" mmsproxy="213.151.208.145" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange World" mcc="231" mnc="01" apn="orangewap" user="wap" password="wap" proxy="213.151.208.156" port="8799" type="default,supl" />
android-vendor-cm: Renamed T-Mobile SK to Telekom SK in APNs list Change-Id: I70823318ec3ee9d3e7db6c414f3e1ceb5d8ad9cc
2013-07-08 10:01:17 +02:00
<apn carrier="Telekom SK" mcc="231" mnc="02" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telekom SK MMS" mcc="231" mnc="02" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="192.168.1.1" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telekom SK" mcc="231" mnc="04" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telekom SK MMS" mcc="231" mnc="04" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="192.168.1.1" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange Internet" mcc="231" mnc="05" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" mcc="231" mnc="05" apn="mms" user="wap" password="wap" mmsc="http://imms.orange.sk" mmsproxy="213.151.208.145" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="O2 SK" mcc="231" mnc="06" apn="o2internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="O2 SK MMS" mcc="231" mnc="06" apn="o2mms" mmsc="http://mms.o2world.sk:8002" mmsproxy="10.97.1.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobilkom" mcc="232" mnc="01" apn="a1.net" user="ppp@a1plus.at" password="ppp" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="A1" mcc="232" mnc="01" apn="a1.net" user="ppp@A1plus.at" password="ppp" server="*" mmsc="http://mmsc.A1.net" mmsproxy="194.048.124.071" mmsport="8001" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobilkom MMS" mcc="232" mnc="01" apn="free.a1.net" user="ppp@a1plus.at" password="ppp" mmsc="http://mmsc.a1.net" mmsproxy="194.48.124.71" mmsport="8001" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile AT" mcc="232" mnc="03" apn="gprsinternet" user="t-mobile" password="tm" server="*" mmsc="http://mmsc.t-mobile.at/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="010.012.000.020" mmsport="80" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile AT-MMS" mcc="232" mnc="03" apn="gprsmms" user="t-mobile" password="tm" server="*" mmsc="http://mmsc.t-mobile.at/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="010.012.000.020" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Orange Web" mcc="232" mnc="05" apn="orange.web" user="web" password="web" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Orange AT" mcc="232" mnc="05" apn="web.one.at" user="web" password="web" server="*" mmsc="http://mmsc.one.at/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="194.024.128.118" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" mcc="232" mnc="05" apn="orange.mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.orange.at/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="194.24.128.118" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Orange Smartphone" mcc="232" mnc="05" apn="orange.smartphone" user="web" password="web" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="tele.ring MMS" mcc="232" mnc="07" apn="mms" user="wap@telering.at" password="wap" mmsc="http://relay.mms.telering.at" mmsproxy="212.95.31.50" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="tele.ring WEB" mcc="232" mnc="07" apn="web" user="web@telering.at" password="web" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Drei A" mcc="232" mnc="10" apn="drei.at" user="drei" server="http://mobile.drei.at" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="213.094.078.133" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Bob" mcc="232" mnc="11" apn="bob.at" user="data@bob.at" password="ppp" server="http://start.bob.at/" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Bob MMS" mcc="232" mnc="11" apn="mms.bob.at" user="data@bob.at" password="web" server="http://start.bob.at/" proxy="194.48.124.7" port="8001" mmsc="http://mmsc.bob.at" mmsproxy="194.48.124.7" mmsport="8001" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Yesss" mcc="232" mnc="12" apn="web.yesss.at" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="UBIQUISYS" mcc="234" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl,mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Tesco UK" mcc="234" mnc="01" apn="prepay.tesco-mobile.com" user="tescowap" password="password" server="http://wap.tesco-mobile.com/" proxy="193.113.200.195" port="9201" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="O2 MOBILE WEB" mcc="234" mnc="02" apn="mobile.o2.co.uk" user="O2web" password="O2web" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="O2 MMS Prepay" mcc="234" mnc="02" apn="payandgo.o2.co.uk" user="payandgo" password="password" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="O2 MMS Postpay" mcc="234" mnc="02" apn="wap.o2.co.uk" user="o2wap" password="password" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Fix bad attribute name vs carrier for Giffgaff MMS. It seems such entries are coming from apps like APN backup&restore, which have a slightly different format. Change-Id: I51d949e4dc13e832c84ecccd66cd9cd723ea2ec4
2011-08-22 19:19:49 +02:00
<apn carrier="Giffgaff" mcc="234" mnc="10" apn="giffgaff.com" user="giffgaff" server="http://mmsc.mediamessaging.co.uk:8002" password="password" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" mmsport="8080" mmsc="http://mmsc.mediamessaging.co.uk:8002" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="O2 UK MMS" mcc="234" mnc="10" apn="idata.o2.co.uk" user="vertigo" password="password" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="O2 UK" mcc="234" mnc="10" apn="mobile.o2.co.uk" user="O2web" password="O2web" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="O2 UK" mcc="234" mnc="10" apn="mobile.o2.co.uk" user="vertigo" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="O2 UK Prepay MMS" mcc="234" mnc="10" apn="payandgo.o2.co.uk" user="Vertigo" port="8080" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="O2 MMS Prepay" mcc="234" mnc="10" apn="payandgo.o2.co.uk" user="payandgo" password="password" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Tesco" mcc="234" mnc="10" apn="prepay.tesco-mobile.com" user="tescowap" password="tescowap" proxy="193.113.200.195" port="8080" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.02.co.uk:8002" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="O2 UK Postpay MMS" mcc="234" mnc="10" apn="wap.o2.co.uk" user="O2wap" port="8080" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="O2 MMS Postpay" mcc="234" mnc="10" apn="wap.o2.co.uk" user="o2wap" password="password" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="O2 MOBILE WEB" mcc="234" mnc="11" apn="mobile.o2.co.uk" user="O2web" password="O2web" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="O2 MMS Prepay" mcc="234" mnc="11" apn="payandgo.o2.co.uk" user="payandgo" password="password" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="O2 MMS Postpay" mcc="234" mnc="11" apn="wap.o2.co.uk" user="o2wap" password="password" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002" mmsproxy="193.113.200.195" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone UK Contract Internet" mcc="234" mnc="15" apn="Internet" user="web" password="web" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.vodafone.co.uk/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="212.183.137.012" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone Post-pay ISP" mcc="234" mnc="15" apn="internet" user="web" password="web" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Talkmobile" mcc="234" mnc="15" apn="payg.talkmobile.co.uk" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Talkmobile MMS" mcc="234" mnc="15" apn="payg.talkmobile.co.uk" user="wap" password="password" mmsc="http://mms.talkmobile.co.uk/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="212.183.137.12" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone Prepay" mcc="234" mnc="15" apn="pp.vodafone.co.uk" user="wap" password="wap" mmsc="http://mms.vodafone.co.uk/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="212.183.137.12" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone UK Contract WAP" mcc="234" mnc="15" apn="wap.vodafone.co.uk" user="wap" password="wap" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.vodafone.co.uk/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="212.183.137.012" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Lebara UK" mcc="234" mnc="15" apn="uk.lebara.mobi" user="web" password="web" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="LEbara UK MMS" mcc="234" mnc="15" apn="uk.lebara.mobi" user="web" password="web" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.lebara.co.uk/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="212.183.137.012" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Talkmobile" mcc="234" mnc="15" apn="talkmobile.co.uk" user="wap" password="wap" mmsc="http://mms.talkmobile.co.uk/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="212.183.137.12" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="3 UK" mcc="234" mnc="20" apn="three.co.uk" mmsc="http://mms.um.three.co.uk:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="mms.three.co.uk" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Virgin UK" mcc="234" mnc="31" apn="goto.virginmobile.uk" user="user" type="default,supl" />
Virgin UK apn settings corrected & conficting (mnc 30) Virgin entry deleted Change-Id: Ia6f2dc41be1ef9aed4f0909386ae150ef3d5aa29
2012-04-13 16:49:35 +02:00
<apn carrier="Virgin UK MMS" mcc="234" mnc="31" apn="goto.virginmobile.uk" user="" password="" mmsc="http://mms.virginmobile.co.uk:8002" mmsproxy="193.30.166.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Virgin UK" mcc="234" mnc="32" apn="goto.virginmobile.uk" user="user" type="default,supl" />
Virgin UK apn settings corrected & conficting (mnc 30) Virgin entry deleted Change-Id: Ia6f2dc41be1ef9aed4f0909386ae150ef3d5aa29
2012-04-13 16:49:35 +02:00
<apn carrier="Virgin UK MMS" mcc="234" mnc="32" apn="goto.virginmobile.uk" user="" password="" mmsc="http://mms.virginmobile.co.uk:8002" mmsproxy="193.30.166.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Jersey MMS" mcc="234" mnc="50" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.surfmail.com/mmsc" mmsproxy="212.9.19.199" mmsport="3130" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Jersey" mcc="234" mnc="50" apn="pepper" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Sure Mobile MMS" mcc="234" mnc="55" apn="MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc.gprs.cw.com/" mmsproxy="10.0.3.101" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Sure Mobile" mcc="234" mnc="55" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Sure Picture Messaging" mcc="234" mnc="55" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.gprs.cw.com/" mmsproxy="10.0.3.101" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Manx Telecom" mcc="234" mnc="58" apn="3gpronto" proxy="195.010.099.046" port="8080" mmsc="http://mms.manxpronto.net:8002" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="3G HSDPA" mcc="234" mnc="58" apn="3gpronto" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Manx Telecom Contract MMS" mcc="234" mnc="58" apn="mms.manxpronto.net" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.manxpronto.net:8002" mmsproxy="195.10.99.46" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Manx Telecom Prepay MMS" mcc="234" mnc="58" apn="mms.prontogo.net" user="mmsgo" password="mmsgo" mmsc="http://mms.manxpronto.net:8002" mmsproxy="195.10.99.41" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Manx Telecom Contract WEB" mcc="234" mnc="58" apn="web.manxpronto.net" user="gprs" password="gprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TDC Internet" mcc="238" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TDC MMS" mcc="238" mnc="01" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.tdc.dk:8002" mmsproxy="194.182.251.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TDC WAP" mcc="238" mnc="01" apn="wap" proxy="194.182.251.15" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telenor Internet" mcc="238" mnc="02" apn="Internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Bibob internet DK" mcc="238" mnc="02" apn="internet.bibob.dk" port="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Telenor DK" mcc="238" mnc="02" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Bibob MMS DK" mcc="238" mnc="02" apn="mms.bibob.dk" proxy="212.88.64.8" port="8080" mmsc="http://mms.telenor.dk" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telenor DK MMS" mcc="238" mnc="02" apn="telenor" user="telenor" password="telenor" mmsc="http://mms.telenor.dk" mmsproxy="212.88.64.8" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Onfone" mcc="238" mnc="02" apn="internet.sp.dk" proxy="212.088.064.008" mmsc="http://mms.telenor.dk" mmsproxy="212.088.064.008" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="3 DK" mcc="238" mnc="06" apn="data.tre.dk" mmsc="http://mms.3.dk" mmsproxy="mmsproxy.3.dk" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="3 Danmark" mcc="238" mnc="06" apn="data.tre.dk" mmsc="http://mms.3.dk/" mmsproxy="172.16.1.25" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Telia DK" mcc="238" mnc="20" apn="www.internet.mtelia.dk" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telia DK MMS" mcc="238" mnc="20" apn="www.mms.mtelia.dk" mmsc="http://mms.telia.dk" mmsproxy="193.209.134.131" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Drop unknown attribute "authenticationtype", never parsed According to packages/providers/TelephonyProvider/src/com/android/providers/telephony/TelephonyProvider.java, getRow() method is knowing nothing about such attribute and just ignore it. So it should do no harm to remove such. There's a "authtype" attribute that is parsed, but its value should be an integer. Change-Id: I9cca16cdd68db30c3a1f76149b0699d49d82fb71
2011-08-22 21:23:21 +02:00
<apn carrier="Telenor Internet" mcc="238" mnc="77" apn="Internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telenor MMS" mcc="238" mnc="77" apn="telenor" mmsc="http://mms.telenor.dk" mmsproxy="212.88.64.8" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
CM9: initial CM vendor setup for Android 4
2011-11-27 20:56:54 +01:00
<apn carrier="Halebop Internet" mcc="240" mnc="01" apn="halebop.telia.se" type="default,supl" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Halebop MMS" mcc="240" mnc="01" apn="mms.telia.se" user="mms" password="telia" mmsc="http://mmss/" mmsproxy="193.209.134.132" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
CM9: initial CM vendor setup for Android 4
2011-11-27 20:56:54 +01:00
<apn carrier="Telia SE MMS" mcc="240" mnc="01" apn="mms.telia.se" user="mms" server="" password="telia" mmsc="http://mmss/" mmsproxy="193.209.134.132" mmsport="80" type="mms"/>
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Telia SE" mcc="240" mnc="01" apn="online.telia.se" user="*" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="3 SE" mcc="240" mnc="02" apn="data.tre.se" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="3 SE MMS" mcc="240" mnc="02" apn="data.tre.se" mmsc="http://mms.tre.se" mmsproxy="mmsproxy.tre.se" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telenor Mobilsurf" mcc="240" mnc="04" apn="services.telenor.se" proxy="172.30.253.241" port="8799" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telenor MMS" mcc="240" mnc="04" apn="services.telenor.se" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="172.30.253.241" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telenor Mobilsurf" mcc="240" mnc="06" apn="services.telenor.se" proxy="173.30.253.241" port="8799" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telenor MMS" mcc="240" mnc="06" apn="services.telenor.se" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="173.30.253.241" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Tele2 SE" mcc="240" mnc="07" apn="internet.tele2.se" user="wap" password="wap" mmsc="http://mmsc.tele2.se" mmsproxy="130.244.202.030" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Tele2" mcc="240" mnc="07" apn="internet.tele2.se" mmsc="http://mmsc.tele2.se" mmsproxy="130.244.202.30" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Telenor SE" mcc="240" mnc="08" apn="internet.telenor.se" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telenor Mobilsurf" mcc="240" mnc="08" apn="services.telenor.se" proxy="172.30.253.241" port="8799" type="default,supl" />
Fix: Typo in APN list results in block mms for one provider Change-Id: I69157b33da8d36d18e024c42f79f8b1bbca12591
2011-03-15 05:02:11 +01:00
<apn carrier="Telenor SE MMS" mcc="240" mnc="08" apn="services.telenor.se" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="172.30.253.241" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Universal" mcc="240" mnc="08" apn="sp-services" proxy="172.030.253.241" port="8799" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="172.30.253.241" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="TelenorMobilsurf" mcc="240" mnc="09" apn="services.telenor.se" proxy="173.30.253.241" port="8799" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telenor MMS" mcc="240" mnc="09" apn="services.telenor.se" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="173.30.253.241" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Spring data" mcc="240" mnc="10" apn="data.springmobil.se" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Spring MMS" mcc="240" mnc="10" apn="mms.springmobil.se" mmsc="http://mms.springmobil.se" mmsproxy="213.88.184.37" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Ludo Internet" mcc="242" mnc="01" apn="internet.ventelo.no" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Ludo MMS" mcc="242" mnc="01" apn="mms.ventelo.no" user="ventelo" password="1111" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.10.10.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telenor MMS" mcc="242" mnc="01" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.10.10.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobitalk Internet" mcc="242" mnc="01" apn="telenor" user="dj" password="dj" proxy="10.10.10.10" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Talkmore" mcc="242" mnc="01" apn="telenor" port="default,supl" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobitalk MMS" mcc="242" mnc="01" apn="telenor" user="dj" password="dj" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.10.10.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Netcom Internet" mcc="242" mnc="02" apn="internet.netcom.no" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Chess MMS" mcc="242" mnc="02" apn="mms.netcom.no" user="chess" password="chess" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="193.209.134.133" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Chess Internet" mcc="242" mnc="02" apn="netcom" user="chess" password="chess" proxy="10.254.254.10" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Tele2 NO Internet" mcc="242" mnc="03" apn="internet.tele2.no" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Tele2 NO MMS" mcc="242" mnc="03" apn="mms.tele2.no" user="wap" password="wap" mmsc="mmsc.tele2.no" mmsproxy="192.12.40.14:8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Tele2 MMS" mcc="242" mnc="04" apn="internet.tele2.no " mmsc="http://mmsc.tele2.no" mmsproxy="193.012.040.014" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Tele2 Internett" mcc="242" mnc="04" apn="internet.tele2.no" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="NwN" mcc="242" mnc="05" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="NwN MMS" mcc="242" mnc="05" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.nwn.no" mmsproxy="188.149.250.10" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="DNA Internet" mcc="244" mnc="03" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="DNA MMS" mcc="244" mnc="03" apn="mms" user="dna" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.dnafinland.fi/" mmsproxy="10.1.1.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="DNA Internet" mcc="244" mnc="04" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="DNA MMS" mcc="244" mnc="04" apn="mms" user="dna" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.dnafinland.fi/" mmsproxy="10.1.1.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Elisa FI" mcc="244" mnc="05" apn="Internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Elisa Internet" mcc="244" mnc="05" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Elisa FIMMS" mcc="244" mnc="05" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.elisa.fi" mmsproxy="213.161.41.57" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TDC Internet" mcc="244" mnc="10" apn="internet.song.fi" user="song@internet" password="songnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TDC MMS" mcc="244" mnc="10" apn="mms.song.fi" mmsc="http://mms.song.fi" mmsproxy="213.161.41.58" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="DNA INTERNET" mcc="244" mnc="12" apn="Internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="DNA Internet" mcc="244" mnc="12" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="DNA MMS" mcc="244" mnc="12" apn="mms" user="dna" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.dnafinland.fi" mmsproxy="10.1.1.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="DNA Internet" mcc="244" mnc="13" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="DNA MMS" mcc="244" mnc="13" apn="mms" user="dna" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.dnafinland.fi/" mmsproxy="10.1.1.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Saunalahti" mcc="244" mnc="21" apn="internet.saunalahti" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Saunalahti MMS" mcc="244" mnc="21" apn="mms.saunalahti.fi" mmsc="http://mms.saunalahti.fi:8002" mmsproxy="62.142.4.197" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Sonera" mcc="244" mnc="91" apn="Internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TeliaSonera Internet" mcc="244" mnc="91" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Sonera MMS" mcc="244" mnc="91" apn="wap.sonera.net" mmsc="http://mms.sonera.fi:8002" mmsproxy="195.156.25.33" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Omnitel MMS" mcc="246" mnc="01" apn="gprs.mms.lt" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.omnitel.net:8002/" mmsproxy="194.176.32.149" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Omnitel" mcc="246" mnc="01" apn="gprs.startas.lt" user="omni" password="omni" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Omnitel Internet" mcc="246" mnc="01" apn="omnitel" user="omni" password="omni" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Bite LT Internet" mcc="246" mnc="02" apn="banga" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Bite MMS" mcc="246" mnc="02" apn="mms" user="mms@mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="192.168.150.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Bite " mcc="246" mnc="02" apn="wap" server="213.226.131.133" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Tele2 Internet LT" mcc="246" mnc="03" apn="internet.tele2.lt" proxy="130.244.196.090" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Tele2 LT" mcc="246" mnc="03" apn="internet.vodafone.net" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Tele2 MMS LT" mcc="246" mnc="03" apn="mms.tele2.lt" mmsc="http://mmsc.tele2.lt/" mmsproxy="193.012.040.029" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Tele2 LT MMS" mcc="246" mnc="03" apn="wap.tele2.lt" mmsc="http://mmsc.tele2.lt" mmsproxy="193.12.40.29" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="LMT" mcc="247" mnc="01" apn="internet.lmt.lv" type="default,supl" />
Fix LV LMT MMS settings Change-Id: I49493cc6cac4e8cf9d9fe1cbdc5019bc36bb4aa5
2013-08-20 00:46:06 +02:00
<apn carrier="LMT MMS" mcc="247" mnc="01" apn="mms.lmt.lv" mmsc="http://mmsc.lmt.lv/mmsc" mmsproxy="212.93.97.201" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Tele2.lv internet settings does not require proxy anymore Change-Id: Idb5a6ea9c3e1a5565326dee185c404ef7c9cfd0e
2012-12-24 19:36:32 +01:00
<apn carrier="Tele2 Internet LV" mcc="247" mnc="02" apn="internet.tele2.lv" user="wap" password="wap" proxy="" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Tele2 MMS LV" mcc="247" mnc="02" apn="mms.tele2.lv" user="wap" password="wap" mmsc="http://mmsc.tele2.lv/" mmsproxy="193.012.040.038" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Bite LV Internet" mcc="247" mnc="05" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Bite MMS" mcc="247" mnc="05" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="192.168.150.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="EMT" mcc="248" mnc="01" apn="internet.emt.ee" type="default,supl" />
apns-conf: EE EMT MMS apn update Updated mms apn as referred on https://www.emt.ee/mms/htc-android * added mmsproxy * added mmsport Change-Id: Id85920a4d279b54ec17e115b460ea3a6ecb44a93
2012-08-28 20:12:19 +02:00
<apn carrier="EMT MMS" mcc="248" mnc="01" apn="mms.emt.ee" mmsc="http://mms.emt.ee/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="217.71.32.82" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Elisa EE" mcc="248" mnc="02" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Elisa EE MMS" mcc="248" mnc="02" apn="mms" mmsc="http://194.204.2.10" mmsproxy="194.204.2.6" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Correct Tele2 APNs Per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-1976 Tele2 APNs are inaccurate and/or outdated. Change-Id: Iee4672aad87df019cd9b28d50bfb2219e0cb2594
2013-08-14 11:33:51 +02:00
<apn carrier="Tele2 EE" mcc="248" mnc="03" apn="internet.tele2.ee" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Tele2 EE MMS" mcc="248" mnc="03" apn="mms.tele2.ee" mmsc="http://mmsc.tele2.ee" mmsproxy="193.12.40.6" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="MTS RU" mcc="250" mnc="01" apn="internet.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="ETK" mcc="250" mnc="01" apn="mms.etk.ru" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="010.010.030.060" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="MTS RU MMS" mcc="250" mnc="01" apn="mms.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="192.168.192.192" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Megafon Internet" mcc="250" mnc="02" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Megafon MMS" mcc="250" mnc="02" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc:8002" mmsproxy="10.10.10.10" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="NCC" mcc="250" mnc="03" apn="mms" mmsc="http://10.0.3.50" mmsproxy="10.0.3.20" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="МТС-интернет" mcc="250" mnc="04" apn="internet.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="МТС Центр MMS" mcc="250" mnc="04" apn="mms.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="192.168.192.192" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="ETK" mcc="250" mnc="05" apn="internet.etk.ru" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="МТС-интернет" mcc="250" mnc="05" apn="internet.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="МТС Центр MMS" mcc="250" mnc="05" apn="mms.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="192.168.192.192" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="internet" mcc="250" mnc="07" apn="internet.smarts.ru" user="any" password="any" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="mms" mcc="250" mnc="07" apn="mms.smarts.ru" user="wap" password="wap" mmsc="http://172.24.120.135/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="172.24.128.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="МТС-интернет" mcc="250" mnc="10" apn="internet.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="МТС Центр MMS" mcc="250" mnc="10" apn="mms.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="192.168.192.192" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Beeline internet" mcc="250" mnc="11" apn="internet.beeline.ru" user="beeline" password="beeline" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Beeline MMS" mcc="250" mnc="11" apn="mms.beeline.ru" user="beeline" password="beeline" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="192.168.094.023" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="GPRS-Internet" mcc="250" mnc="12" apn="inet.bwc.ru" user="bwc" password="bwc" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BWC MMS" mcc="250" mnc="12" apn="mms.bwc.ru" user="bwc" password="bwc" mmsc="http://mmsc/mms" mmsproxy="10.10.17.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="МТС-интернет" mcc="250" mnc="13" apn="internet.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="МТС Центр MMS" mcc="250" mnc="13" apn="mms.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="192.168.192.192" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="MMS" mcc="250" mnc="16" apn="mms.ntc" mmsc="http://mmsc.vntc.ru/was" mmsproxy="80.243.64.68" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Internet" mcc="250" mnc="17" apn="internet.usi.ru" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MMS" mcc="250" mnc="17" apn="mms.usi.ru" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="192.168.168.192" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Add Tele2 RU to apns-conf.xml Change-Id: I882f289c11d5b6a0a962342f94f69ba802db4316
2011-07-11 19:06:16 +02:00
<apn carrier="Tele2 RU" mcc="250" mnc="20" apn="internet.tele2.ru" type="default,supl" />
CM9: initial CM vendor setup for Android 4
2011-11-27 20:56:54 +01:00
<apn carrier="Tele2 RU MMS" mcc="250" mnc="20" apn="mms.tele2.ru" mmsc="http://mmsc.tele2.ru" mmsproxy="193.12.40.65" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="МТС-интернет" mcc="250" mnc="39" apn="internet.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="МТС Центр MMS" mcc="250" mnc="39" apn="mms.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="192.168.192.192" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Beeline internet" mcc="250" mnc="44" apn="internet.beeline.ru" user="beeline" password="beeline" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Beeline MMS" mcc="250" mnc="44" apn="mms.beeline.ru" user="beeline" password="beeline" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="192.168.094.023" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="МТС-интернет" mcc="250" mnc="92" apn="internet.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="МТС Центр MMS" mcc="250" mnc="92" apn="mms.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="192.168.192.192" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="МТС-интернет" mcc="250" mnc="93" apn="internet.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="МТС Центр MMS" mcc="250" mnc="93" apn="mms.mts.ru" user="mts" password="mts" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="192.168.192.192" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BeeLine RU" mcc="250" mnc="99" apn="internet.beeline.ru" user="beeline" password="beeline" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BeeLine RU MMS" mcc="250" mnc="99" apn="mms.beeline.ru" user="beeline" password="beeline" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="192.168.094.023" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Add new APN for MTS UA and set it by default. Previous default apn is a provider's special offer. After first connect provider eats 5 UAH ($0.62), and users does not have enough time to disable data at first boot. Change-Id: I36f753608c91a0acba2dace4bebd86b4324a1f09
2011-06-16 15:26:37 +02:00
<apn carrier="MTS UA" mcc="255" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTS UA" mcc="255" mnc="01" apn="www.mts.com.ua" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="MTS UA" mcc="255" mnc="01" apn="active" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTS UA" mcc="255" mnc="01" apn="hyper.net" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="JEANS MMS" mcc="255" mnc="01" apn="mms.jeans.ua" mmsc="http://mmsc:8002" mmsproxy="192.168.10.10" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="MTS UA" mcc="255" mnc="01" apn="mms.umc.ua" mmsc="http://mmsc:8002/" mmsproxy="192.168.010.010" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="MTS-MMS" mcc="255" mnc="01" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc:8002" mmsproxy="192.168.010.010" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="JEANS" mcc="255" mnc="01" apn="www.jeans.ua" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTS UA" mcc="255" mnc="01" apn="www.umc.ua" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Beeline UA" mcc="255" mnc="02" apn="internet.beeeline.ua" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Beeline-internet" mcc="255" mnc="02" apn="internet.beeline.ua" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Beeline UA MMS" mcc="255" mnc="02" apn="mms.beeline.ua" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="10.11.8.18" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Ace_Base MMS" mcc="255" mnc="03" apn="mms.kyivstar.net" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.kyivstar.net" mmsproxy="10.10.10.10" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Ace_Base" mcc="255" mnc="03" apn="www.ab.kyivstar.net" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Djuice EDGE" mcc="255" mnc="03" apn="www.djuice.com.ua" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Kyivstar EDGE" mcc="255" mnc="03" apn="www.kyivstar.net" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="life" mcc="255" mnc="06" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="life MMS" mcc="255" mnc="06" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.life.com.ua/cmms/post" mmsproxy="212.58.162.230" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Utel" mcc="255" mnc="07" apn="3g.utel.ua" mmsc="http://10.212.1.4/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="10.212.3.148" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Velcom MMS" mcc="257" mnc="01" apn="mms.velcom.by" user="mms" password="mms" server="mms.velcom.by" mmsc="http://mms.velcom.by/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="10.200.15.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Velcom BY // Web Plus" mcc="257" mnc="01" apn="plus.velcom.by" user="plus" password="plus" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Velcom BY // Web 500" mcc="257" mnc="01" apn="vmi.velcom.by" user="vmi" password="vmi" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Velcom Web" mcc="257" mnc="01" apn="web.velcom.by" user="web" password="web" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Velcom BY // Web Basic" mcc="257" mnc="01" apn="web1.velcom.by" user="web1" password="web1" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Velcom BY // Web 25" mcc="257" mnc="01" apn="web2.velcom.by" user="web2" password="web2" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Velcom BY // Web 250" mcc="257" mnc="01" apn="web3.velcom.by" user="web3" password="web3" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTS BY" mcc="257" mnc="02" apn="mts" user="mts" password="mts" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTS BY MMS" mcc="257" mnc="02" apn="mts" user="mts" password="mts" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="192.168.192.168" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Life:) // Internet" mcc="257" mnc="04" apn="mms.life.com.by" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Life:) // MMS" mcc="257" mnc="04" apn="mms.life.com.by" mmsc="http://mms.life.com.by/mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.10.10.20" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" apn="mms.orange.md" mmsc="http://mms/mms" mmsproxy="192.168.127.125" mmsport="3128" mcc="259" mnc="01" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Orange IMO" apn="wap.orange.md" proxy="192.168.127.124" mmsport="3128" mcc="259" mnc="01" type="default,supl" />
APNs should generally use "default,supl" instead of "default". This fixes AGPS issues.
2010-08-23 02:44:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="GaduAIR" mcc="260" mnc="01" apn="internet.gadu-gadu.pl" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="PlusGSM" mcc="260" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="FM Group Mobile MMS" mcc="260" mnc="01" apn="mms.fmgmobile.pl" mmsc="http://mms.fmgmobile.pl:8002/" mmsproxy="212.002.096.016" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Add APN configuration file
2010-06-25 05:28:35 +02:00
<apn carrier="GaduAIR MMS" mcc="260" mnc="01" apn="mms.gadu-gadu.pl" mmsc="http://mms.gadu-gadu.pl:8002/" mmsproxy="212.002.096.016" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="mBank mobile MMS" mcc="260" mnc="01" apn="mms.mobile.pl" user="true" password="true" mmsc="http://mms.mobile.pl:8080" mmsproxy="212.2.96.16" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Carrefour Mova MMS" mcc="260" mnc="01" apn="mms.mova.pl" mmsc="http://mms.mova.pl:8002/" mmsproxy="212.002.096.016" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Plus MMS" mcc="260" mnc="01" apn="mms.plusgsm.pl" mmsc="http://mms.plusgsm.pl:8002" mmsproxy="212.2.96.16" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="PlusGSM MMS" mcc="260" mnc="01" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.plusgsm.pl:8002" mmsproxy="212.002.096.016" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="FM Group Mobile" mcc="260" mnc="01" apn="www.fmgmobie.pl" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="mBank mobile" mcc="260" mnc="01" apn="www.mobile.pl" type="default,supl" />
CM9: initial CM vendor setup for Android 4
2011-11-27 20:56:54 +01:00
<apn carrier="mBank mobile MMS" apn="mms.mobile.pl" mcc="260" mnc="01" user="" password="" mmsproxy="212.2.96.16" mmsport="8080" mmsc="http://mms.mobile.pl:8002" type="mms"/>
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Carrefour Mova" mcc="260" mnc="01" apn="www.mova.pl" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Era Internet" mcc="260" mnc="02" apn="erainternet" user="erainternet" password="erainternet" server="*" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Tak-Tak" mcc="260" mnc="02" apn="erainternettt" user="erainternet" password="erainternet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Era MMS" mcc="260" mnc="02" apn="eramms" user="eramms" password="eramms" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.era.pl/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="213.158.194.226" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Heyah" mcc="260" mnc="02" apn="heyah.pl" user="heyah" password="heyah" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Heyah MMS" mcc="260" mnc="02" apn="heyahmms" user="heyah" password="heyah" mmsc="http:/mms.heyah.pl/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="213.158.194.057" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobilking MMS" mcc="260" mnc="02" apn="mmsMOBILKING" user="mobilking" password="mobilking" mmsc="http://mms.mobilking.pl/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="213.158.194.226" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobilking" mcc="260" mnc="02" apn="wapMOBILKING" user="mobilking" password="mobilking" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="ASTER" mcc="260" mnc="03" apn="aster.internet" user="internet" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="ASTER MMS" mcc="260" mnc="03" apn="aster.mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.aster.pl" mmsproxy="192.168.006.138" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Orange PL" mcc="260" mnc="03" apn="internet" user="internet" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="MMS Orange" mcc="260" mnc="03" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.orange.pl" mmsproxy="192.168.6.104" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APNs should generally use "default,supl" instead of "default". This fixes AGPS issues.
2010-08-23 02:44:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="MNI" mcc="260" mnc="03" apn="mni.internet" user="mni.internet" password="mni.internet" type="default,supl" />
Add APN configuration file
2010-06-25 05:28:35 +02:00
<apn carrier="MNI MMS" mcc="260" mnc="03" apn="mni.mms" user="mni.mms" password="mni.mms" mmsc="http://mms.mni.pl/" mmsproxy="192.168.006.135" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Play" mcc="260" mnc="06" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Play MMS" mcc="260" mnc="06" apn="mms" mmsc="http://10.10.28.164/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="10.10.25.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Cyfrowy Polsat" mcc="260" mnc="12" apn="internet.cyfrowypolsat.pl" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Cyfrowy Polsat MMS" mcc="260" mnc="12" apn="mms.cyfrowypolsat.pl" mmsc="http://mms.cyfrowypolsat.pl:8002/" mmsproxy="79.171.2.33" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
apns: update telekom DE to make LTE working Change-Id: Ida8c85b050e89dac41f0093d4351f7fa45b87906
2013-03-05 01:00:18 +01:00
<apn carrier="Telekom DE-MMS" mcc="262" mnc="01" apn="internet.t-mobile" mmsc="http://mms.t-mobile.de/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="172.028.023.131" mmsport="8008" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telekom DE" mcc="262" mnc="01" apn="internet.telekom" user="tm" password="tm" server="*" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone DE-MMS" mcc="262" mnc="02" apn="event.vodafone.de" mmsc="http://139.7.24.1/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="139.7.29.17" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone DE" mcc="262" mnc="02" apn="web.vodafone.de" user="none" password="none" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="1und1" mcc="262" mnc="02" apn="web.vodafone.de" user="" password="" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="blau DE" mcc="262" mnc="03" apn="internet.eplus.de" user="blau" password="blau" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="blau DE MMS" mcc="262" mnc="03" apn="mms.eplus.de" user="mms" password="eplus" mmsc="http://mms/eplus" mmsproxy="212.23.97.153" mmsport="5080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone DE-MMS" mcc="262" mnc="04" apn="event.vodafone.de" mmsc="http://139.7.24.1/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="139.7.29.17" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone DE" mcc="262" mnc="04" apn="web.vodafone.de" type="default,supl" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="E-Plus Web GPRS" mcc="262" mnc="03" apn="internet.eplus.de" user="eplus" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="E-Plus MMS" mcc="262" mnc="03" apn="mms.eplus.de" user="mms" password="eplus" mmsc="http://mms/eplus/" mmsproxy="212.23.97.153" mmsport="5080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="T-Mobile Internet" mcc="262" mnc="06" apn="internet.t-mobile" user="t-mobile" password="tm" mmsc="http://mms.t-mobile.de/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="172.28.23.131" mmsport="8008" type="default,supl,mms" />
Drop unknown attribute "authenticationtype", never parsed According to packages/providers/TelephonyProvider/src/com/android/providers/telephony/TelephonyProvider.java, getRow() method is knowing nothing about such attribute and just ignore it. So it should do no harm to remove such. There's a "authtype" attribute that is parsed, but its value should be an integer. Change-Id: I9cca16cdd68db30c3a1f76149b0699d49d82fb71
2011-08-22 21:23:21 +02:00
<apn carrier="o2" mcc="262" mnc="07" apn="internet" mmsc="http://10.81.0.7:8002" mmsproxy="82.113.100.5" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="O2 DE" mcc="262" mnc="07" apn="surfo2" mmsc="http://10.81.0.7:8002" mmsproxy="82.113.100.5" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="o2" mcc="262" mnc="08" apn="internet" mmsc="http://10.81.0.7:8002" mmsproxy="82.113.100.5" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN/FIX: typo in german O2 apn Change-Id: I2aac5e52b6f236ef652314b96510b6de2401b844
2012-08-22 16:05:10 +02:00
<apn carrier="o2 Prepaid" mcc="262" mnc="07" apn="pinternet.interkom.de" mmsc="http://10.81.0.7:8002" mmsproxy="82.113.100.6" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone DE-MMS" mcc="262" mnc="09" apn="event.vodafone.de" mmsc="http://139.7.24.1/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="139.7.29.17" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone DE" mcc="262" mnc="09" apn="web.vodafone.de" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="o2" mcc="262" mnc="11" apn="internet" mmsc="http://10.81.0.7:8002" mmsproxy="82.113.100.5" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
Updated and cleaned up portugal APNs, removed Optimus duplicated entries Change-Id: Idbb9a0501b90142feb02c7203491e0c13b35adb5
2010-12-01 15:58:30 +01:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone PT Internet" mcc="268" mnc="01" apn="net2.vodafone.pt" user="vodafone" password="vodafone" server="*" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone PT MMS" mcc="268" mnc="01" apn="vas.vodafone.pt" user="vas" password="vas" server="*" mmsc="http://mms/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="213.30.27.63" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Optimus Internet" mcc="268" mnc="03" apn="umts" server="*" type="default,supl" />
Updated and cleaned up portugal APNs, removed Optimus duplicated entries Change-Id: Idbb9a0501b90142feb02c7203491e0c13b35adb5
2010-12-01 15:58:30 +01:00
<apn carrier="Optimus MMS" mcc="268" mnc="03" apn="mms" server="*" mmsc="http://mmsc:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="62.169.66.5" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
Add Lycamobile PT MVNO apn Per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-797 Patchset #2: Correct MNC Patchset #3: Remove User/Pass Change-Id: Ic93f6672d12ef72a9998f5fdb65c04686869b7cc
2013-06-19 00:21:40 +02:00
<apn carrier="Lycamobile PT" mcc="268" mnc="04" apn="data.lycamobile.pt" type="default,supl"/>
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="TMN Internet" mcc="268" mnc="06" apn="internet" server="*" type="default,supl" />
Updated and cleaned up portugal APNs, removed Optimus duplicated entries Change-Id: Idbb9a0501b90142feb02c7203491e0c13b35adb5
2010-12-01 15:58:30 +01:00
<apn carrier="TMN MMS" mcc="268" mnc="06" apn="mmsc.tmn.pt" user="tmn" password="tmnnet" server="*" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="10.111.2.16" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Luxgsm Internet" mcc="270" mnc="01" apn="web.pt.lu" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Tango" mcc="270" mnc="77" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Tango MMS" mcc="270" mnc="77" apn="mms" user="tango" password="tango" mmsc="http://mms.tango.lu" mmsproxy="212.66.75.3" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange LU" mcc="270" mnc="99" apn="orange.lu" mmsc="http://mms.orange.lu" mmsproxy="212.088.139.44" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone IE-ISP" mcc="272" mnc="01" apn="isp.vodafone.ie" user="vodafone" password="vodafone" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IE" mcc="272" mnc="01" apn="live.vodafone.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IE-MMS" mcc="272" mnc="01" apn="mms.vodafone.net" mmsc="http://www.vodafone.ie/mms" mmsproxy="10.24.59.200" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="O2 Ireland" mcc="272" mnc="02" apn="internet" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.o2.ie:8002" mmsproxy="62.40.32.40" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="O2 IE" mcc="272" mnc="02" apn="wap.dol.ie" user="user" password="user" server="www.o2.ie" proxy="62.40.32.40" port="8080" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.o2.ie:8002" mmsproxy="62.40.32.40" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Meteor Data" mcc="272" mnc="03" apn="data.mymeteor.ie" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Meteor MMS" mcc="272" mnc="03" apn="mms.mymeteor.ie" user="my" password="wap" proxy="010.085.085.085" port="8799" mmsc="http://mms.mymeteor.ie" mmsproxy="010.085.085.085" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Eircom/Meteor" mcc="272" mnc="03" apn="wap.mymeteor.ie" user="my" password="meteor" server="http://wap.mymeteor.ie" proxy="10.85.85.85" port="8799" mmsc="mms.mymeteor.ie" mmsproxy="10.85.85.85" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Eircom/Meteor MMS" mcc="272" mnc="03" apn="wap.mymeteor.ie" user="my" password="meteor" server="http://wap.mymeteor.ie" proxy="10.85.85.85" port="8799" mmsc="http://mms.mymeteor.ie" mmsproxy="10.85.85.85" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="3 IE MMS" mcc="272" mnc="05" apn="3ireland.ie" server="3ireland.ie" mmsc="http://mms.um.3ireland.ie:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="mms.3ireland.ie" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="3 Ireland" mcc="272" mnc="05" apn="3ireland.ie" mmsc="http://mms.um.3ireland.ie:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="mms.3ireland.ie" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Siminn" mcc="274" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Siminn MMS" mcc="274" mnc="01" apn="mms.simi.is" mmsc="http://mms.simi.is/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="213.167.138.200" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone Internet" mcc="274" mnc="02" apn="gprs.is" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone MMS" mcc="274" mnc="02" apn="mms.gprs.is" mmsc="http://mmsc.vodafone.is" mmsproxy="10.22.0.10" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="MMS Nova" mcc="274" mnc="11" apn="mms.nova.is" mmsc="http://mmsc.nova.is" mmsproxy="10.10.2.60" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Net Nova" mcc="274" mnc="11" apn="net.nova.is" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone AL" mcc="276" mnc="02" apn="Twa" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone AL MMS" mcc="276" mnc="02" apn="vfalmms" mmsc="http://mmsc.vodafone.al" mmsproxy="10.0.9.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Cytamobile MMS" mcc="280" mnc="01" apn="cytamobile" user="user" password="pass" mmsc="http://mmsc.cyta.com.cy" mmsproxy="212.031.096.161" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Cytamobile" mcc="280" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTN CY" mcc="280" mnc="10" apn="internet" user="wap" password="wap" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTN CY MMS" mcc="280" mnc="10" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.mtn.com.cy/mmsc" mmsproxy="172.24.97.1" mmsport="3130" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Geocell" mcc="282" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Geocell Mms" mcc="282" mnc="01" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.geocell.com.ge/cmmsc/post" mmsproxy="010.011.240.007" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Beeline AM" mcc="283" mnc="01" apn="internet.beeline.am" user="internet" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BeeLine AM MMS" mcc="283" mnc="01" apn="mms.beeline.am" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="10.3.2.205" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="VivaCell" mcc="283" mnc="05" apn="connect.vivacell.am" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="VivaCell MMS" mcc="283" mnc="05" apn="mms.vivacell.am" mmsc="http://mms.vivacell.am/mmsc" mmsproxy="83.217.226.72" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange Armenia MMS" mcc="283" mnc="10" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="192.168.220.251" mmsport="3128" type="mms" authtype="1" />
<apn carrier="Orange Armenia Internet" mcc="283" mnc="10" apn="Internet" type="default" authtype="1" />
apns: Clean up Bulgarian APNs Change-Id: Iff1fccc69e3b5265af61ac4d48f08f8500dbe035
2012-07-29 10:03:39 +02:00
<apn carrier="M-Tel Internet" mcc="284" mnc="01" apn="inet-gprs.mtel.bg" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="M-Tel MMS" mcc="284" mnc="01" apn="mms-gprs.mtel.bg" user="mtel" password="mtel" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.150.0.33" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="VIVACOM Internet" mcc="284" mnc="03" apn="internet.vivacom.bg" user="VIVACOM" password="VIVACOM" authtype="0" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="VIVACOM MMS" mcc="284" mnc="03" apn="mms.vivacom.bg" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.vivacom.bg" mmsproxy="192.168.123.123" mmsport="8080" authtype="0" type="mms" />
Remove Proxy from Globul APN Per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-1635 proxy is no longer needed and results in occasional failures. Change-Id: If572f82638e7cdda8e97f77bed1887e24eb3dcb5
2013-07-16 01:12:34 +02:00
<apn carrier="GLOBUL Internet" mcc="284" mnc="05" apn="globul" user="globul" type="default,supl" />
apns: Clean up Bulgarian APNs Change-Id: Iff1fccc69e3b5265af61ac4d48f08f8500dbe035
2012-07-29 10:03:39 +02:00
<apn carrier="GLOBUL MMS" mcc="284" mnc="05" apn="mms.globul.bg" user="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc1.mms.globul.bg:8002" mmsproxy="192.168.87.11" mmsport="8004" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Turkcell" mcc="286" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
Fix mmsport on Turkcell APN Per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-1965 set port to 8080 instead of 9201 Change-Id: Ic40d1182d2d57d864f8f72ee3c797d4ee353b7d0
2013-08-18 02:38:36 +02:00
<apn carrier="Turkcell MMS" mcc="286" mnc="01" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.turkcell.com.tr/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="212.252.169.217" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone TR" mcc="286" mnc="02" apn="internet" user="vodafone" password="vodafone" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone TR MMS" mcc="286" mnc="02" apn="mms" user="vodafone" password="vodafone" mmsc="http://217.31.233.18:6001/MM1Servlet" mmsproxy="217.31.233.18" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="AVEA" mcc="286" mnc="03" apn="internet" user="wap" password="wap" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="AVEA MMS" mcc="286" mnc="03" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.avea.com.tr/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="213.161.151.201" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Tele" mcc="290" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Tele MMS" mcc="290" mnc="01" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.tele.gl/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="10.112.222.37" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Fixed APN settings (Si.mobil) Change-Id: I51577dc820e5d66bb5fa980b59e1386ae66b566e
2011-07-07 12:26:36 +02:00
<apn carrier="Si.mobil Internet" mcc="293" mnc="40" apn="internet.simobil.si" user="simobil" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
Drop unknown attribute "authenticationtype", never parsed According to packages/providers/TelephonyProvider/src/com/android/providers/telephony/TelephonyProvider.java, getRow() method is knowing nothing about such attribute and just ignore it. So it should do no harm to remove such. There's a "authtype" attribute that is parsed, but its value should be an integer. Change-Id: I9cca16cdd68db30c3a1f76149b0699d49d82fb71
2011-08-22 21:23:21 +02:00
<apn carrier="Si.mobil MMS" mcc="293" mnc="40" apn="mms.simobil.si" user="simobil" password="internet" mmsc="http://mmc" mmsproxy="80.95.224.46" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Mobitel Internet" mcc="293" mnc="41" apn="internet" user="mobitel" password="internet" proxy="213.229.249.40" port="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobitel MMS" mcc="293" mnc="41" apn="internet" user="mobitel" password="internet" mmsc="http://mms.mobitel.si/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="213.229.249.40" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
corrected T-2 (MCC 293 MNC 64) APNs
2011-04-13 18:45:23 +02:00
<apn carrier="T-2 Internet" mcc="293" mnc="64" apn="internet.t-2.net" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="T-2 Mms" mcc="293" mnc="64" apn="mms.t-2.net" mmsc="http://www.mms.t-2.net:8002" mmsproxy="172.20.18.137" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Tusmobil Internet" mcc="293" mnc="70" apn="internet.tusmobil.si" user="tusmobil" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
Drop unknown attribute "authenticationtype", never parsed According to packages/providers/TelephonyProvider/src/com/android/providers/telephony/TelephonyProvider.java, getRow() method is knowing nothing about such attribute and just ignore it. So it should do no harm to remove such. There's a "authtype" attribute that is parsed, but its value should be an integer. Change-Id: I9cca16cdd68db30c3a1f76149b0699d49d82fb71
2011-08-22 21:23:21 +02:00
<apn carrier="Tusmobil MMS" mcc="293" mnc="70" apn="mms.tusmobil.si" user="tusmobil" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.tusmobil.si:8002" mmsproxy="091.185.221.085" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="T-Mobile MK" mcc="294" mnc="01" apn="internet" user="internet" password="t-mobile" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile MK MMS" mcc="294" mnc="01" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.t-mobile.com.mk" mmsproxy="62.162.155.227" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="ProMonte" mcc="297" mnc="01" apn="gprs.promonte.com" user="gprs" password="gprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="ProMonte MMS" mcc="297" mnc="01" apn="mms.promonte.com" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc=" http://mm.vor.promonte.com" mmsproxy="192.168.246.005" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile CG MMS" mcc="297" mnc="02" apn="mms" user="38267" password="38267" mmsc="http://192.168.180.100/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="10.0.5.19" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile CG" mcc="297" mnc="02" apn="tmcg-wnw" user="38267" password="38267" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telus SP" mcc="302" mnc="220" apn="sp.telus.com" mmsc="http://aliasredirect.net/proxy/mmsc" mmsproxy="74.49.0.18" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms" />
Remove whitespaces from apn type parameters Reportedly Free Mobile users must edit their APN and remove whitespaces to make it work. I searched and fixed the other ", " occurrences too while I was at it. Change-Id: Ib948dff8329653c42c967c4dae5a6e97086df127
2013-01-16 15:04:24 +01:00
<apn carrier="Telus SP Tether" mcc="302" mnc="220" apn="isp.telus.com" mmsc="http://aliasredirect.net/proxy/mmsc" mmsproxy="74.49.0.18" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Koodo SP" mcc="302" mnc="220" apn="sp.koodo.com" proxy="74.49.0.18" port="80" mmsc="http://aliasredirect.net/proxy/koodo/mmsc" mmsproxy="74.49.0.18" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms" />
Add Eastlink Wireless APN Add national and international roaming APNs per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-1994 Change-Id: Ife2f6ac1b3b712b62ebe71f51d18edd5be462b80
2013-08-14 12:34:17 +02:00
<apn carrier="Eastlink Internet" mcc="302" mnc="270" apn="wisp.mobi.eastlink.ca" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Eastlink MMS" mcc="302" mnc="270" apn="mms.mobi.eastlink.ca" mmsc="http://mmss.mobi.eastlink.ca" mmsproxy="10.232.12.49" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Mobilicity MMS" mcc="302" mnc="320" apn="mms.davewireless.com" mmsc="http://mms.mobilicity.net" mmsproxy="10.100.3.4" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobilicity" mcc="302" mnc="320" apn="wap.davewireless.com" user="dave" password="password" type="default,supl" />
Add Fido Canada LTE APN Added a new APN for Fido Canada as per http://www.fido.ca/web/content/phonewarranty/configure_unlocked_device_guide&lang=en Tested on a Nexus 4.
2013-05-23 18:49:40 +02:00
<apn carrier="Fido LTE" mcc="302" mnc="370" apn="ltemobile.apn" mmsc="http://mms.fido.ca" mmsproxy="205.151.11.13" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Fido Default" mcc="302" mnc="370" apn="fido-core-appl1.apn" mmsc="http://mms.fido.ca" mmsproxy="205.151.11.13" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Fido Internet" mcc="302" mnc="370" apn="internet.fido.ca" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Fido Tethering" mcc="302" mnc="370" apn="isp.fido.apn" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Wind CA" mcc="302" mnc="490" apn="internet.windmobile.ca" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Wind CA MMS" mcc="302" mnc="490" apn="mms.windmobile.ca" mmsc="http://mms.windmobile.ca" mmsproxy="74.115.197.70" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Bell" mcc="302" mnc="610" apn="pda.bell.ca" proxy="web.wireless.bell.ca" port="80" mmsc="http://mms.bell.ca/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="web.wireless.bell.ca" mmsport="80" type="" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Bell Flex" mcc="302" mnc="610" apn="inet.bell.ca" mmsc="http://mms.bell.ca/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Rogers" mcc="302" mnc="720" apn="rogers-core-appl1.apn" mmsc="http://mms.gprs.rogers.com" mmsproxy="10.128.1.69" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms" />
apns: Cleanup Rogers * Remove invalid and deprecated entries * Define LTE provider first * Sync with provider documentation Change-Id: I65823691df922f35df713793f073af6f95dc5e91
2012-07-04 18:56:00 +02:00
<apn carrier="Rogers Tethering" mcc="302" mnc="720" apn="isp.apn" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Rogers WAP" mcc="302" mnc="720" apn="internet.com" password="wap" type="default,supl,mms" />
Fix Rogers LTE APN (broken mms)
2013-04-24 20:31:20 +02:00
<apn carrier="Rogers LTE" mcc="302" mnc="720" apn="ltemobile.apn" mmsc="http://mms.gprs.rogers.com" mmsproxy="10.128.1.69" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms"/>
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Sasktel 3G" mcc="302" mnc="780" apn="inet.stm.sk.ca" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Sasktel MMS" mcc="302" mnc="780" apn="proxy.stm.sk.ca" port="80" mmsc="http://mms.sasktel.com" mmsproxy="mig.sasktel.com" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Verizon" mcc="310" mnc="004" apn="internet" user="*" password="*" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms" type="default,supl,mms" />
add Cellular South apn Change-Id: I5edd2e31bd2337980969eabeafbde06c409929be
2011-08-12 02:07:01 +02:00
<apn carrier="Cellular South" mcc="310" mnc="023" apn="internet" mmsc="http://pix.cellularsouth.com/servlets/mms" authtype="3" port="" mmsport="" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="metropcs" mcc="310" mnc="027" apn="wap.metropcs.net" user="MDN@mymetropcs.com" password="metropcs" server="http://mms.metropcs.net/servlets/mmsc" mmsc="http://mms.metropcs.net/mmsc" mmsport="3128" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="myBlue Pix" mcc="310" mnc="030" apn="mmswap.centennialwireless.com" mmsc="http://mms.myblue.com/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="63.99.231.135" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Internet" mcc="310" mnc="030" apn="private.centennialwireless.com" user="privuser" password="priv" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="CorrMMS" mcc="310" mnc="080" apn="corrmms" mmsc="http://mms.iot1.com/corr/mms.php" mmsproxy="66.255.55.23" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Internet" mcc="310" mnc="090" apn="isp" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MMS" mcc="310" mnc="090" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.edgemobile.net/mmsc" mmsproxy="12.108.12.13" mmsport="3128" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Edge MMS Prepay" mcc="310" mnc="090" apn="ppmms" mmsc="http://mms.edgemobile.net/mmsc" mmsproxy="12.108.12.13" mmsport="3128" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="PLAT-OTA-MMS" mcc="310" mnc="100" apn="plateaumms" password="mmsc" mmsc="208.254.124.11:8514" mmsproxy="208.254.124.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="PLATWEB" mcc="310" mnc="100" apn="plateauweb" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="CDMA" mcc="310" mnc="120" apn="0" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="CDMA" mcc="310" mnc="120" apn="1" mmsc="http://mms.sprintpcs.com" type="default,supl" />
add US Cellular apn Change-Id: I189cd5268d0c79b61d037360b77e6e405b23ba8e
2011-08-08 22:30:54 +02:00
<apn carrier="USCC" mcc="310" mnc="120" apn="internet" mmsc="http://mmsc1.uscc.net/mmsc/MMS" authtype="3" port="80" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
Add Virgin Mobile US to apns-conf.xml. Change-Id: I0cd3851ac5e4f9169461da01feabbe2d7da53802
2011-07-06 09:39:48 +02:00
<apn carrier="Virgin Mobile US" mcc="200" mnc="053" apn="0" port="" mmsproxy="205.239.233.136" mmsport="81" mmsc="http://mmsc.vmobl.com:8088/mms?" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="My Multi Media" mcc="310" mnc="130" apn="mms.c1.ama" user="cell1mms" password="cell1" mmsc="http://mms.iot1.com/amarillo/mms.php" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 160" mcc="310" mnc="160" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="DataConnect" mcc="310" mnc="170" apn="isp.cingular" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Cingular MMS" mcc="310" mnc="170" apn="wap.cingular" user="WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM" password="CINGULAR1" mmsc="http://mmsc.cingular.com" mmsproxy="66.209.11.32" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 200" mcc="310" mnc="200" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 210" mcc="310" mnc="210" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 220" mcc="310" mnc="220" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 230" mcc="310" mnc="230" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 240" mcc="310" mnc="240" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 250" mcc="310" mnc="250" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US" mcc="310" mnc="260" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
Add TMOUS LTE APN This is taken from the OTA update for the Note II. All APNs are currently resolving to the same 2 addresses from my T-Mobile phone. The T-Mobile support website lists fast.tmobile.com (no hyphen). I am attempting to mirror the stock OTA from T-Mobile. Change-Id: I863b517be7dec19620b79fc876a88ba65e4dacba
2013-03-28 22:27:24 +01:00
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US LTE" mcc="310" mnc="260" apn="fast.t-mobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
add T-Mobile's IPv6 APN Change-Id: Ice9d714bbcb6a376692d5bb04fd5c636ae4ee01c
2013-08-20 06:03:54 +02:00
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US LTE IPv6" mcc="310" mnc="260" apn="fast.t-mobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" protocol="IPV6" />
Fix Simple APN Per http://www.mysimplemobile.com/Support-Center-Phone-Programming.aspx Proxy and MMS proxy are not valid for this APN. Additionally, though an invalid report (nightly), this has been reported at https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-156 Change-Id: Id7a9e7af1a764e6052f312bf66d01d225554918b
2013-02-01 02:54:50 +01:00
<apn carrier="Simple" mcc="310" mnc="260" apn="simple" mmsc="http://smpl.mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
Fix Straight Talk T-mobile APN Per CYAN-679, MMSC url is incorrect. Adjust accordingly Change-Id: I9d9f76b4a35f8df44835ea68ff17f356d19c6f8a
2013-03-28 20:25:45 +01:00
<apn carrier="StraightTalk T-Mobile" mcc="310" mnc="260" apn="wap.tracfone" port="8080" mmsc="http://mms.tracfone.com" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 270" mcc="310" mnc="270" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 310" mcc="310" mnc="310" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Cingular 380 ATT" mcc="310" mnc="380" apn="proxy" proxy="wireless.cingular.com" port="80" mmsc="http://mmsc.cingular.com/" mmsproxy="wireless.cingular.com" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="AWS MMS" mcc="310" mnc="380" apn="proxy" mmsc="http://mmsc.mymmode.com" mmsproxy="10.250.250.55" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Celloneet MMS" mcc="310" mnc="390" apn="mms.celloneet.com" user="user1@mms.celloneet.com" password="celloneet" mmsc="http://mms.celloneet.com/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="63.99.231.135" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Revert "New AT&T APN data" This reverts commit ec3aaca74e7426fc61010445c3257e6200eaa3b2.
2011-09-19 06:22:44 +02:00
<apn carrier="ATT" mcc="310" mnc="410" apn="wap.cingular" user="WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM" mmsc="http://mmsc.cingular.com" mmsproxy="wireless.cingular.com" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms" />
apns: add "phone" APN for AT&T * These "phone" provisioned SIM's don't work with the "pta" APN * LTE and MMS do work properly with "phone" APN Change-Id: I782f9ee5c642c5354ab35489a9c899a52c0d5107
2013-01-28 02:37:11 +01:00
<apn carrier="ATT Phone" mcc="310" mnc="410" apn="phone" mmsc="http://mmsc.mobile.att.net" mmsproxy="proxy.mobile.att.net" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms" />
Add AT&T LTE APN configuration Not the default, though, since it only works for SIMs with an LTE plan Change-Id: Ia6e44e4b4ab4817d3014a653e5ac00513373e353
2012-04-05 19:44:47 +02:00
<apn carrier="ATT LTE" mcc="310" mnc="410" apn="pta" mmsc="http://mmsc.mobile.att.net" mmsproxy="proxy.mobile.att.net" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms" />
Add AT&T broadband apn Taken from tilapia for AT&T prepaid Change-Id: I58ccf1488e68275ff5fb4e6a73345eb024ecf1fa
2012-12-14 02:58:34 +01:00
<apn carrier="ATT Broadband" mcc="310" mnc="410" apn="broadband" user="" server="" password="" mmsc="" type="default" />
<apn carrier="ATT Activation" mcc="310" mnc="410" apn="lwaactivate" user="" server="" password="" mmsc="" protocol="IP" />
APN: Update StraightTalk AT&T Change-Id: If440f08e91581a3b9c63f3f13011ac70c013cea5
2013-06-08 00:01:10 +02:00
<apn carrier="StraightTalk ATT" mcc="310" mnc="410" apn="tfdata" port="80" mmsc="http://mms-tf.net" mmsproxy="mms3.tracfone.com" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms" />
apns-conf.xml: Re-add old StraightTalk ATT apn settings In some areas, the new StraightTalk ATT apn settings do not work, requiring the user to re-add the apn settings on their own, a feat made more difficult by the fact that StraightTalk only lists the new apn info on their website Change-Id: Id02876d4aa461a3ad8e7211ef45f468b6e181036
2013-08-10 19:34:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="StraightTalk ATT.mvno" mcc="310" mnc="410" apn="att.mvno" port="80" mmsc="http://mmsc.cingular.com" mmsproxy="66.209.11.33" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms" />
Update apns-conf.xml for Cincinnati Bell Wireless Change-Id: I15cd628410fbcf22ddc7b7e23bbd09f1b4dd3cb8
2012-07-29 04:48:57 +02:00
<apn carrier="CBW Internet" apn="wap.gocbw.com" proxy="" port="" user="cbw" password="" server="216.68.79.199" mmsc="http://mms.gocbw.com:8088/mms" mmsproxy="216.68.79.202" mmsport="80" mcc="310" mnc="420" type="default,supl,mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Viero" mcc="310" mnc="450" apn="internet.vedge.com" proxy="10.168.3.23" port="9401" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Viero MMS" mcc="310" mnc="450" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.viero.com" mmsproxy="10.168.3.23" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="DataConnect" mcc="310" mnc="470" apn="isp.cingular" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MediaNet" mcc="310" mnc="470" apn="wap.cingular" user="WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM" password="CINGULAR1" mmsc="http://mmsc.cingular.com" mmsproxy="66.209.11.32" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="DataConnect" mcc="310" mnc="480" apn="isp.cingular" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MediaNet" mcc="310" mnc="480" apn="wap.cingular" user="WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM" password="CINGULAR1" mmsc="http://mmsc.cingular.com" mmsproxy="66.209.11.32" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 490" mcc="310" mnc="490" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="GoodCall Picture Message" mcc="310" mnc="490" apn="good.call" mmsc="http://mms.suncom.net:8088/mms" mmsproxy="66.150.33.125" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Suncom MMS" mcc="310" mnc="490" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.suncom.net:8088/mms" mmsproxy="66.150.33.125" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="DobsonMMS" mcc="310" mnc="560" apn="dobsoncellularwap" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="172.23.1.252" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="ChinookMMS" mcc="310" mnc="570" apn="wapgw.chinookwireless.net" mmsc="http://mms.cellonenation.net/mms/" mmsproxy="204.181.155.195" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 580" mcc="310" mnc="580" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="CellularOne MMS" mcc="310" mnc="590" apn="cellular1wap" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="172.23.1.252" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="EpicINT" mcc="310" mnc="610" apn="internet.epictouch" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="EpicMMS" mcc="310" mnc="610" apn="mms.epictouch" mmsc="http://mmsc.westlinkcom.com/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="63.99.231.135" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 660" mcc="310" mnc="660" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="iWireless" mcc="310" mnc="770" apn="i2.iwireless.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="iWireless MMS" mcc="310" mnc="770" apn="wap1.iwireless.com" mmsc="http://mmsc.iwireless.dataonair.net:6672" mmsproxy="209.4.229.32" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="PIAPicture Messaging" mcc="310" mnc="770" apn="wap9.iwireless.com" mmsc="http://mmsc.iwireless.dataonair.net:6672" mmsproxy="209.4.229.32" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="T-Mobile US 800" mcc="310" mnc="800" apn="epc.tmobile.com" user="none" password="none" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Internet" mcc="310" mnc="840" apn="isp" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MMS" mcc="310" mnc="840" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.edgemobile.net/mmsc" mmsproxy="12.108.12.13" mmsport="3128" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Edge MMS Prepay" mcc="310" mnc="840" apn="ppmms" mmsc="http://mms.edgemobile.net/mmsc" mmsproxy="12.108.12.13" mmsport="3128" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="DTC MMS" mcc="310" mnc="880" apn="mms.adv.com" mmsc="http://mms.iot1.com/advantage/mms.php" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="WOW_WAP" mcc="310" mnc="910" apn="wap.firstcellular.com" mmsc="mms.firstcellular.net/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.101.1.5" mmsport="3128" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="MMS" mcc="311" mnc="190" apn="wap.cellular1.net" mmsc="http://mms.cellular1.net/ecit/mms.php" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Farmers" mcc="311" mnc="210" apn="internet.farmerswireless.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Farmers MMS" mcc="311" mnc="210" apn="mms.farmers.com" mmsc="172.16.0.37:8514" type="mms" />
Add CGI Wireless APN data Change-Id: I0d73b46c39a474cc8129fc13e8d3604aebb56b95
2011-08-05 03:25:29 +02:00
<apn carrier="GCI Data" mcc="311" mnc="370" apn="web.gci" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="GCI MMS" mcc="311" mnc="370" apn="mms.gci" mmsproxy="209.4.229.92" mmsport="9201" mmsc="http://mmsc.gci.csky.us:6672" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Videotron" mcc="302" mnc="500" apn="media.videotron" mmsc="http://media.videotron.com/" mmsproxy="10.208.89.17" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
Correct Claro PR APN Per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-1750 , correct mnc listing for Claro PR LTE apn is "110" instead of "11". Patchset #2: Modify non-LTE APNs as well; change commmit title Patchset #3: Modify commit title to clarify Claro PR adjustments only Change-Id: Ic18810492a282fc74b5472139404e2db48edd83d
2013-07-22 23:08:00 +02:00
<apn carrier="Claro PR" mcc="330" mnc="110" apn="internet.claropr.com" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Claro PR MMS" mcc="330" mnc="110" apn="mms.claropr.com" mmsc="http://mmsg.claropr.com:1021/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.50.38.3" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="LTE CLARO" mcc="330" mnc="110" apn="lte.claropr.com" authenticatiotype="PAP" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MMS CLARO" mcc="330" mnc="110" apn="mmslte.claropr.com" mmsc="http://mmsg.claropr.com:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.50.38.3" mmsport="8799" authenticatiotype="PAP" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Telcel EDGE" mcc="334" mnc="020" apn="internet.itelcel.com" user="webgprs" password="webgprs2002" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telcel MMS" mcc="334" mnc="020" apn="mms.itelcel.com" user="mmsgprs" password="mmsgprs2003" mmsc="http://mms.itelcel.com/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="148.233.151.240" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telcel Internet" mcc="334" mnc="02" apn="internet.itelcel.com" user="webgprs" password="webgprs2002" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Mensajas Multimedia" mcc="334" mnc="02" apn="mms.itelcel.com" user="mmsgprs" password="mmsgprs2003" mmsc="http://mms.itelcel.com/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="148.233.151.240" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Movistar MX" mcc="334" mnc="03" apn="internet.movistar.mx" user="movistar" password="movistar" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Movistar MX MMS" mcc="334" mnc="03" apn="mms.movistar.mx" user="movistar" password="movistar" mmsc="http://mms.movistar.mx" mmsproxy="10.2.20.1" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Digicel JM" mcc="338" mnc="50" apn="wap.digiceljamaica.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Digicel JM MMS" mcc="338" mnc="50" apn="wap.digiceljamaica.com" user="wapuser" password="wap03jam" mmsc="http://mms.digicelgroup.com" mmsproxy="172.016.007.012" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Digicel BM" mcc="338" mnc="50" apn="web.digicelbermuda.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Claro JM" mcc="338" mnc="70" apn="internet.ideasclaro.com.jm" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange World Caraïbe" mcc="340" mnc="01" apn="orangewap" user="orange" password="wap" proxy="10.0.0.10" port="8082" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Orange MMS Caraïbe" mcc="340" mnc="01" apn="orangewap" user="orange" password="orange" mmsc="http://193.251.160.246/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="10.0.0.10" mmsport="8082" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Orangeweb" mcc="340" mnc="01" apn="orangeweb" user="orange" password="orange" type="default" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Digicel BB MMS" mcc="342" mnc="750" apn="wap.digicelbarbados.com" user="wapbarb" password="wap03barb" mmsc="http://mme.digiceljamaica.com/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="172.016.007.012" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Digicel BB" mcc="342" mnc="750" apn="web.digicelbarbados.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="LIME" mcc="344" mnc="920" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Digicel VC" mcc="360" mnc="070" apn="wap.digiceloecs.com" user="wapoecs" password="wap03oecs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Setar MMS" mcc="363" mnc="01" apn="mms.setar.aw" mmsc="http://mms.setar.aw" mmsproxy="209.88.130.210" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Setar" mcc="363" mnc="01" apn="wap.setar.aw" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BATELCO BS" mcc="364" mnc="390" apn="internet.btcbahamas.com" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange net" mcc="370" mnc="01" apn="orangenet.com.do" user="" password="" authtype="1" type="default,supl,dun" />
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" mcc="370" mnc="01" apn="orangeworld" user="orange" password="orange" mmsproxy="172.16.126.70" mmsport="8080" mmsc="http://mms.orange.com.do/servlets/mms" authtype="1" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange DO MMS" mcc="370" mnc="01" apn="orangeworld" mmsc="http://mmr.orangewi.com/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="172.16.126.70" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange DO" mcc="370" mnc="01" apn="orangenet.com.do" type="default" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Azercell" mcc="400" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Azercell MMS" mcc="400" mnc="01" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.azercell.com/cMMSC/post" mmsproxy="10.0.154.101" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Bakcell" mcc="400" mnc="02" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.bakcell.com/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="213.172.091.046" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Nar" mcc="400" mnc="04" apn="nar" user="nar" password="nar" mmsc="http://mmsc" mmsproxy="10.20.0.40" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="BeeLine KZ" mcc="401" mnc="01" apn="internet.beeline.kz" user="internet.beeline" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Kcell" mcc="401" mnc="02" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Kcell MMS" mcc="401" mnc="02" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.kcell.kz/post" mmsproxy="195.047.255.007" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="RCOM" mcc="404" mnc="013" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="01" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="404" mnc="01" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="02" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="03" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="404" mnc="04" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="404" mnc="04" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="05" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="404" mnc="05" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="404" mnc="07" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="404" mnc="07" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="404" mnc="09" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="404" mnc="09" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="10" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="11" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="404" mnc="11" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="404" mnc="12" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="404" mnc="12" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="13" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="404" mnc="13" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="404" mnc="14" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="404" mnc="14" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="SPICE" mcc="404" mnc="14" apn="spicegprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="SPICE MMS" mcc="404" mnc="14" apn="spicemms" user="User Mobile number" password="spice" mmsc="http://10.200.200.3:8514" mmsproxy="10.200.200.3" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="15" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="404" mnc="15" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="16" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="404" mnc="17" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="404" mnc="17" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="404" mnc="18" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="404" mnc="18" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="404" mnc="19" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="404" mnc="19" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="20" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="404" mnc="20" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BPL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="21" apn="mizone" user="MSISDN" password="bplmmsc" mmsc="http://mms.bplmobile.com:8080" mmsproxy="10.0.0.10" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BPL" mcc="404" mnc="21" apn="www" user="MSISDN" password="bplmmsc" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="404" mnc="22" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="404" mnc="22" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="404" mnc="24" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="404" mnc="24" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="404" mnc="25" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="404" mnc="25" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
Correct BPL APN to Vodafone IN/India Change-Id: I80e411374f59c0d4534f9c67295c2e4dfc4b9e45
2013-07-23 13:08:48 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="27" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="404" mnc="27" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="404" mnc="28" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="404" mnc="28" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="404" mnc="29" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="404" mnc="29" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="30" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="404" mnc="30" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="31" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="404" mnc="33" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="404" mnc="33" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="34" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="34" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="404" mnc="35" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="404" mnc="35" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="404" mnc="36" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="404" mnc="36" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="404" mnc="37" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="404" mnc="37" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="38" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="38" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="40" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="404" mnc="41" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="404" mnc="41" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="404" mnc="42" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="404" mnc="42" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
apns: updated 404-43, bpl -> vodafone Change-Id: Ic50237707c13b5c88b15d21c58a5b625885ed908
2012-08-11 16:25:28 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="43" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="404" mnc="43" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="404" mnc="44" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="404" mnc="44" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="SPICE" mcc="404" mnc="44" apn="spicegprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="SPICE MMS" mcc="404" mnc="44" apn="spicemms" user="User Mobile number" password="spice" mmsc="http://10.200.200.3:8514" mmsproxy="10.200.200.3" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="45" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="BPL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="46" apn="mizone" user="MSISDN" password="bplmmsc" mmsc="http://mms.bplmobile.com:8080" mmsproxy="10.0.0.10" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BPL" mcc="404" mnc="46" apn="www" user="MSISDN" password="bplmmsc" type="default,supl" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="49" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="404" mnc="50" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="404" mnc="50" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="51" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="51" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="404" mnc="52" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="404" mnc="52" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="53" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="53" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="54" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="54" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="55" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="55" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="404" mnc="56" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="404" mnc="56" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="57" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="57" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="58" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="58" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="59" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="59" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="60" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="404" mnc="60" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="62" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="62" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="64" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="64" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="66" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="66" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="404" mnc="67" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="404" mnc="67" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
apns: update MTNL settings, unified for mumbai and delhi Change-Id: Ib25eda8e9dec794753a8c98217bab70b8816a25f
2012-09-26 22:15:36 +02:00
<apn carrier="MTNL" mcc="404" mnc="69" apn="mtnl.net" user="mtnl" password="mtnl123" proxy="10.10.10.10" port="9401" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="69" apn="mtnl.net" user="mtnl" password="mtnl123" mmsc="http://mtnlmms/" mmsproxy="10.10.10.10" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
MTNL apn fix MTNL uses 68 and 69 MNC respectively in Delhi and mumbai forward port of this change http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/27022/ Signed-off-by: Arnav Gupta <championswimmer@gmail.com>
2012-11-24 13:10:36 +01:00
<apn carrier="MTNL" mcc="404" mnc="68" apn="mtnl.net" user="mtnl" password="mtnl123" proxy="10.10.10.10" port="9401" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="68" apn="mtnl.net" user="mtnl" password="mtnl123" mmsc="http://mtnlmms/" mmsproxy="10.10.10.10" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="70" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="71" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="71" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="72" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="72" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="73" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="73" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="74" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="74" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="751" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="75" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="75" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="76" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="76" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="77" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="77" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="404" mnc="78" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="404" mnc="78" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="80" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="80" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BSNL" mcc="404" mnc="81" apn="bsnlnet" user="MSISDN" password="MSISDN" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BSNL MMS" mcc="404" mnc="81" apn="mmssouth.cellone.in" user="MSISDN" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.7.236.11:8514" mmsproxy="10.7.236.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="404" mnc="82" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="404" mnc="82" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="404" mnc="83" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="404" mnc="83" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="84" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="404" mnc="84" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="404" mnc="85" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="404" mnc="85" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="India Hutch" mcc="404" mnc="86" apn="portalnmms" proxy="10.10.1.100" port="9401" mmsc="http://mms1.hutchworld.co.in/mms/" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="86" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="404" mnc="86" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="404" mnc="87" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="404" mnc="87" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="404" mnc="88" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="404" mnc="88" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="404" mnc="89" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="404" mnc="89" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="90" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="404" mnc="91" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="404" mnc="91" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="92" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="93" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="94" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="95" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="96" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="97" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="404" mnc="98" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="01" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="01" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="025" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="025" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="026" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="026" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="027" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="027" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="029" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="029" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="030" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="030" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="031" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="031" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="032" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="032" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="033" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="033" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="034" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="034" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="035" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="035" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="036" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="036" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="037" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="037" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="038" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="038" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="039" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="039" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="03" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="03" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="040" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="040" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="041" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="041" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="042" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="042" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="043" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="043" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="044" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="044" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="045" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="045" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="046" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="046" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo" mcc="405" mnc="047" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TA TA DoCoMo MMS" mcc="405" mnc="047" apn="TATA.DOCOMO.MMS" mmsc="http://mmsc/" mmsproxy="10.124.26.94" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="05" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="05" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="06" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="06" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="07" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="07" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="08" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="08" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="09" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="09" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="10" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="10" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="11" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="11" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="12" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="12" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="13" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="13" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="14" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="14" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="15" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="15" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="17" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="17" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="18" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="18" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="19" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="19" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="20" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="20" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="21" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="21" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="22" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="22" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Reliance MMS" mcc="405" mnc="23" apn="rcommms" mmsc="http://mms.rcom.co.in:6081/mms" mmsproxy="10.239.221.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Reliance" mcc="405" mnc="23" apn="rcomnet" type="default,supl" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="405" mnc="51" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="405" mnc="52" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="405" mnc="53" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="405" mnc="54" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="405" mnc="55" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Airtel" mcc="405" mnc="56" apn="airtelgprs.com" mmsc="http://100.1.201.171:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="100.1.201.172" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="405" mnc="66" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="405" mnc="66" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="405" mnc="67" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="405" mnc="67" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="405" mnc="70" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="405" mnc="70" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="405" mnc="750" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="405" mnc="750" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="405" mnc="751" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="405" mnc="752" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="405" mnc="752" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="405" mnc="753" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="405" mnc="753" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="405" mnc="754" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="405" mnc="754" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="405" mnc="755" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="405" mnc="755" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN MMS" mcc="405" mnc="756" apn="portalnmms" mmsc="http://mms1.live.vodafone.in/mms/" mmsproxy="10.10.1.100" mmsport="9401" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone IN" mcc="405" mnc="756" apn="www" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="405" mnc="799" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="405" mnc="799" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="405" mnc="800" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="405" mnc="800" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="405" mnc="801" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="405" mnc="801" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="405" mnc="802" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="405" mnc="802" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="405" mnc="803" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="405" mnc="803" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="405" mnc="804" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="405" mnc="804" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="405" mnc="805" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="405" mnc="805" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="405" mnc="807" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="405" mnc="807" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="405" mnc="808" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="405" mnc="808" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="405" mnc="809" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="405" mnc="809" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="405" mnc="810" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="405" mnc="810" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="405" mnc="811" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="405" mnc="811" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Aircel" mcc="405" mnc="812" apn="aircelgprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Aircel MMS" mcc="405" mnc="812" apn="aircelmms" mmsc="http://mmsc/mmrelay.app" mmsproxy="192.168.35.196" mmsport="8081" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="405" mnc="845" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="405" mnc="845" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="405" mnc="846" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="405" mnc="846" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="405" mnc="847" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="405" mnc="847" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="405" mnc="848" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="405" mnc="848" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="405" mnc="849" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="405" mnc="849" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="405" mnc="850" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="405" mnc="850" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="405" mnc="851" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="405" mnc="851" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="405" mnc="852" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="405" mnc="852" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEA" mcc="405" mnc="853" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="IDEA MMS" mcc="405" mnc="853" apn="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.4.42.21:8002/" mmsproxy="10.4.42.15" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="SPICE" mcc="405" mnc="908" apn="spicegprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="SPICE MMS" mcc="405" mnc="908" apn="spicemms" user="User Mobile number" password="spice" mmsc="http://10.200.200.3:8514" mmsproxy="10.200.200.3" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="SPICE" mcc="405" mnc="909" apn="spicegprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="SPICE MMS" mcc="405" mnc="909" apn="spicemms" user="User Mobile number" password="spice" mmsc="http://10.200.200.3:8514" mmsproxy="10.200.200.3" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="SPICE" mcc="405" mnc="910" apn="spicegprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="SPICE MMS" mcc="405" mnc="910" apn="spicemms" user="User Mobile number" password="spice" mmsc="http://10.200.200.3:8514" mmsproxy="10.200.200.3" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="SPICE" mcc="405" mnc="911" apn="spicegprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="SPICE MMS" mcc="405" mnc="911" apn="spicemms" user="User Mobile number" password="spice" mmsc="http://10.200.200.3:8514" mmsproxy="10.200.200.3" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobilink" mcc="410" mnc="01" apn="connect.mobilinkworld.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Mobilink MMS" mcc="410" mnc="01" apn="mms.mobilinkworld.com" user="mobilink" password="mobilink" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="172.025.020.012" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Ufone MMS" mcc="410" mnc="03" apn="ufone.mms" mmsc="http://www.ufone.com" mmsproxy="172.16.13.27" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Ufone" mcc="410" mnc="03" apn="ufone.pinternet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Zong" mcc="410" mnc="04" apn="zonginternet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Zong MMS" mcc="410" mnc="04" apn="zongmms" mmsc="10.81.6.11" mmsproxy="10.81.6.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telenor PK" mcc="410" mnc="06" apn="internet" user="Telenor" password="Telenor" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telenor PK MMS" mcc="410" mnc="06" apn="mms" user="Telenor" password="Telenor" mmsc="http://mmstelenor" mmsproxy="172.18.19.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Warid PK MMS" mcc="410" mnc="07" apn="mms.warid" mmsc="http://10.4.0.132/servlets/MMS" mmsproxy="010.004.002.001" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Warid PK" mcc="410" mnc="07" apn="warid" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Dialog Mobile Broadband" mcc="413" mnc="02" apn="dialogbb" server="dialog" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Alfa" mcc="415" mnc="01" apn="internet.mic1.com.lb" user="mic1" password="mic1" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Alfa MMS" mcc="415" mnc="01" apn="mms.mic1.com.lb" user="mic1" password="mic1" mmsc="http://mms.mic1.com.lb" mmsproxy="192.168.23.51" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Alfa WAP" mcc="415" mnc="01" apn="wap.mic1.com.lb" user="mic1" password="mic1" proxy="192.168.023.050" port="80" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="mtc touch" mcc="415" mnc="03" apn="gprs.mtctouch.com.lb" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Alfa MMS" mcc="415" mnc="03" apn="mms.mic1.com.lb" user="mic1" password="mic1" mmsc="http://mms.mic1.com.lb" mmsproxy="192.168.23.51" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="mtc touch MMS" mcc="415" mnc="03" apn="mms.mtctouch.com.lb" user="mtctouch" mmsc="http://mms:8080/mms/" mmsproxy="192.168.4.103" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Alfa WAP" mcc="415" mnc="03" apn="wap.mic1.com.lb" user="mic1" password="mic1" proxy="192.168.023.050" port="80" type="default,supl" />
apns: update Zain JO Change-Id: Iedeb1c7bac6600ebe432182534f58e9144e25ac6
2012-09-29 00:29:03 +02:00
<apn carrier="Zain JO Postpaid" mcc="416" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
apns: more love for Zain JO Change-Id: Id2498bdfbbb7ca7efe2969817cbf39c19129bb9b
2012-09-29 00:38:50 +02:00
<apn carrier="Zain JO Prepaid" mcc="416" mnc="01" apn="internetpre" user="zain" password="zain" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Zain JO WAP" mcc="416" mnc="01" apn="zain" user="zain" password="zain" proxy="192.168.55.10" port="80" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Zain JO Internet" mcc="416" mnc="01" apn="zain" user="zain" password="zain" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Zain JO MMS" mcc="416" mnc="01" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.jo.zain.com" mmsproxy="192.168.55.10" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Umniah MMS" mcc="416" mnc="03" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.umniah.com/" mmsproxy="10.1.1.10" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Umniah" mcc="416" mnc="03" apn="net" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" mcc="416" mnc="77" apn="mms.orange.jo" user="mmc" password="mmc" mmsc="http://172.16.1.96/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="172.16.1.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Orange Internet" mcc="416" mnc="77" apn="net.orange.jo" user="net" password="net" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Syriatel MMS" mcc="417" mnc="01" apn="mms.syriatel.com" mmsc="http://mymms.syriatel.com/" mmsproxy="172.20.5.6" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Syriatel" mcc="417" mnc="01" apn="net.syriatel.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTN SY" mcc="417" mnc="02" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTN SY MMS" mcc="417" mnc="02" apn="mms" mmsc="http://10.11.161.138/:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.11.161.131" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Zain KW" mcc="419" mnc="02" apn="pps" user="pps" password="pps" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Zain KW MMS" mcc="419" mnc="02" apn="pps" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.zain" mmsproxy="176.0.0.65" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Viva KW" mcc="419" mnc="04" apn="viva" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Viva KW MMS" mcc="419" mnc="04" apn="viva" mmsc="http://172.16.128.80:38090/was" mmsproxy="172.16.128.228" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="MTC Vodafone KW" mcc="419" mnc="2" apn="apn01" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTC Vodafone KW MMS" mcc="419" mnc="2" apn="mms" user="annyway" password="online" mmsc="http://176.000.000.021" mmsproxy="176.0.0.65" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="wataniya" mcc="419" mnc="3" apn="action.wataniya.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="wataniya MMS" mcc="419" mnc="3" apn="mms.wataniya.com" mmsc="http://action.wataniya.com" mmsproxy="194.126.053.064" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="AL JA WAL" mcc="420" mnc="01" apn="jawalnet.com.sa" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="AL JA WAL MMS" mcc="420" mnc="01" apn="mms.net.sa" mmsc="http://mms.net.sa:8002" mmsproxy="10.1.1.1" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobily MMS" mcc="420" mnc="03" apn="mms1" mmsc="http://10.3.3.133:9090/was" mmsproxy="10.3.2.133" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobily" mcc="420" mnc="03" apn="web1" type="default,supl" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Zain SA" mcc="420" mnc="04" apn="zain" mmsc="http://10.122.200.12:8002" mmsproxy="10.122.200.10" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Oman Mobile MMS" mcc="422" mnc="02" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.omanmobile.com:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="192.168.203.35" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Oman Mobile" mcc="422" mnc="02" apn="wap" user="wap" password="wap" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Nawras" mcc="422" mnc="03" apn="isp.nawras.com.om" user="test" password="test" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Nawras MMS" mcc="422" mnc="03" apn="mms.nawras.com.om" user="test" password="test" proxy="10.128.240.19" port="8080" mmsc="http://10.128.240.16/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="10.128.240.19" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Etisalat UAE" mcc="424" mnc="02" apn="etisalat.ae" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Etisalat UAE MMS" mcc="424" mnc="02" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="10.12.0.30" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="du" mcc="424" mnc="03" apn="du" mmsc="http://mms.du.ae" mmsproxy="10.19.18.4" mmsport="9201" type="default,supl,mms" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="3G Portal" mcc="425" mnc="01" apn="uwap.orange.co.il" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MMS 3G" mcc="425" mnc="01" apn="uwap.orange.co.il" mmsc="http://192.168.220.15/servlets/mms" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Internet 3G" mcc="425" mnc="01" apn="modem.orange.net.il" type="default,supl" />
Update Orange IL APN Changed "internet" to "uinternet", which is 3G+. Removed non-existing network. Added Hot Mobile and Golan Telecom. Change-Id: I28a33f18b45f632371be845e251bdf8f872ed47b
2012-08-12 12:40:25 +02:00
<apn carrier="Hot Mobile" mcc="425" mnc="07" apn="net.hotm" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Hot Mobile MMS" mcc="425" mnc="07" apn="mms.hotm" mmsc="http://mms.hotmobile.co.il" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
Update Golan (Israel) APN Details per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-1787 and http://wiki.apnchanger.org/Israel#Golan_Telecom Change-Id: I3df282ec1f9c5e87151419e19d2f9ecbb2ccc781
2013-07-30 07:11:48 +02:00
<apn carrier="Golan Telecom" mcc="425" mnc="08" apn="internet.golantelecom.net.il" authtype="0" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Golan Telecom MMS" mcc="425" mnc="08" apn="mms.golantelecom.net.il" mmsc="http://mmsc.golantelecom.co.il" mmsproxy="10.224.228.81" mmsport="80" authtype="0" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="CellCOM" mcc="425" mnc="02" apn="internetg" type="default,supl" />
Update MMS APN for Israel Ref: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=22210006&postcount=11953 Seems to match other sources on the internet such as http://wiki.apnchanger.org/Israel Change-Id: I3669ac0f54eeb4e50b7ff1e90e45136378a99773
2012-02-06 14:44:21 +01:00
<apn carrier="CellCOM MMS" mcc="425" mnc="02" apn="mms" user="" password="" mmsc="http://mms.cellcom.co.il" mmsproxy="172.31.29.38" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Pelephone" mcc="425" mnc="03" apn="internet.pelephone.net.il" user="pcl@3g" password="pcl" type="default,supl" />
Update MMS APN for Israel Ref: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=22210006&postcount=11953 Seems to match other sources on the internet such as http://wiki.apnchanger.org/Israel Change-Id: I3669ac0f54eeb4e50b7ff1e90e45136378a99773
2012-02-06 14:44:21 +01:00
<apn carrier="Pelephone MMS" mcc="425" mnc="03" apn="mms.pelephone.net.il" user="pcl@3g" password="pcl" server="pelephone" mmsc="http://mmsu.pelephone.net.il" mmsproxy="10.170.9.54" mmsport="9093" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Rami Levy" mcc="425" mnc="03" apn="internet.rl" user="rl@3g" password="rl" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Rami Levey MMS" mcc="425" mnc="03" apn="internet.rl" user="rl@3g" password="rl" server="pelephone" mmsc="http://mmsu.pelephone.net.il" mmsproxy="10.170.9.54" mmsport="9093" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Jawwal Internet" mcc="425" mnc="05" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Jawwal WAP" mcc="425" mnc="05" apn="wap" proxy="213.244.118.129" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Jawwal MMS" mcc="425" mnc="05" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.jawwal.ps/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="213.244.118.129" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Pelephone Internet Static" mcc="425" mnc="03" apn="org.pelephone.net.il" user="pcl@rsingle" password="pcl" type="default,supl" />
Add YouPhone 3G MVNO Per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-1893 add new MVNO in Israel. Combined APN information pulled from http://www.youphone.co.il/apn.aspx 'Android 4.0.4' section Change-Id: If22fec3222688e2bbb63ebc952e38539be52a805
2013-08-02 04:14:16 +02:00
<apn carrier="YouPhone 3G" mcc="425" mnc="14" apn="data.youphone.co.il" mmsc="http://192.168.220.15/servlets/mms" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="BATELCO BH" mcc="426" mnc="01" apn="internet.batelco.com" user="internet" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="BATELCO BH MMS" mcc="426" mnc="01" apn="mms.batelco.com" user="wap" password="wap" mmsc="http://192.168.36.10/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="192.168.1.2" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="MTC Vodafone BH" mcc="426" mnc="02" apn="internet" user="internet" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTC Vodafone BH MMS" mcc="426" mnc="02" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://172.18.83.129" mmsproxy="172.18.85.34" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Viva BH" mcc="426" mnc="04" apn="viva.bh" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Viva BH MMS" mcc="426" mnc="04" apn="vivawap.bh" mmsc="http://mms.viva.com.bh:38090" mmsproxy="172.18.142.36" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Q-tel MMS" mcc="427" mnc="01" apn="mms.qtel" user="mms" password="gprs" mmsc="http://mmsr.qtelmma.qa" mmsproxy="10.23.8.3" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Q-tel" mcc="427" mnc="01" apn="web.qtel" user="gprs" password="gprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone QA MMS" mcc="427" mnc="02" apn="vodafone.com.qa" mmsc="http://mms.vodafone.com.qa/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.101.97.102" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone QA" mcc="427" mnc="02" apn="web.vodafone.com.qa" type="default,supl" />
Add Beeline UZ APN Add in Beeline UZ APN, and remove MTS UZ as they are no longer operating in the region. Per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-2220 Change-Id: I3cf38a6736d28af8aa568f630dc8bb9344259a82
2013-08-14 22:03:29 +02:00
<apn carrier="Beeline UZ" mcc="434" mnc="04" apn="internet.beeline.uz" user="beeline" password="beeline" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Beeline UZ MMS" mcc="434" mnc="04" apn="mms.beeline.uz" user="beeline" password="beeline" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="172.30.30.166" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN: change order of 44010. "mopera.net" should be below the "mpr2.bizho.net" because it's too expensive. Change-Id: I6f3b24f9abd32f7cda93a36829c1a76d1fc098f1
2010-10-29 02:28:29 +02:00
<apn carrier="NTT Docomo(bizho)" mcc="440" mnc="10" apn="mpr2.bizho.net" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="NTT Docomo(mopera)" mcc="440" mnc="10" apn="mopera.net" type="default,supl,mms" />
Add NTT docomo APNs (flat, 128k) Change-Id: I99d1635bc929bd4315956599e20695334de535e8
2011-01-31 17:22:26 +01:00
<apn carrier="NTT Docomo(flat)" mcc="440" mnc="10" apn="mopera.flat.foma.ne.jp" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="NTT Docomo(128k)" mcc="440" mnc="10" apn="mpr.ex-pkt.net" type="default,supl,mms" />
Add NTT Docomo APN data Change-Id: I43ddd5edcdad49bcdc053972eebf973b2493f1ed
2011-08-20 16:13:47 +02:00
<apn carrier="NTT Docomo(mopera ff)" mcc="440" mnc="10" apn="open.mopera.net" type="default,supl,mms" />
Add NTT Docomo(spmode) APN Add APN per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-2016 Change-Id: I4d7fd2b1732b20c14d4cf174cb04e81fbd7230b7
2013-08-14 15:37:25 +02:00
<apn carrier="NTT Docomo(spmode)" mcc="440" mnc="10" apn="spmode.ne.jp" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Softbank(open)" mcc="440" mnc="20" apn="open.softbank.ne.jp" user="opensoftbank" password="ebMNuX1FIHg9d3DA" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="mmsopen.softbank.ne.jp" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Softbank(smile.world)" mcc="440" mnc="20" apn="smile.world" user="dna1trop" password="so2t3k3m2a" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="smilemms.softbank.ne.jp" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Softbank(desire)" mcc="440" mnc="20" apn="open.softbank.ne.jp" user="softbankX06HT" password="KfNSDrQQs2AtFQ9M" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="andmms.softbank.ne.jp" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Softbank(datasim)" mcc="440" mnc="20" apn="softbank" user="ai@softbank" password="softbank" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Softbank(internet)" mcc="420" mnc="20" apn="andglobal.softbank.ne.jp" user="andg001softbank" password="pumbbghkpgyysxa" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="andmms.softbank.ne.jp" mmsport="8080" type="default,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="SKT3G" mcc="450" mnc="05" apn="web.sktelecom.com" mmsc="http://omms.nate.com:9082/oma_mms" mmsproxy="smart.nate.com" mmsport="9093" type="default,supl,mms" />
apns: Add SK Telecom roaming APN Change-Id: Icfd0ae2cdb6d1b684f796f74d55b6237add7cad3
2012-04-24 18:32:09 +02:00
<apn carrier="SK Telecom (Roaming)" mcc="450" mnc="05" apn="roaming.sktelecom.com" server="*" mmsc="vmms.nate.com" mmsport="8082" type="default,supl,mms" />
Add SKT LTE APN Details per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-1812 Change-Id: I74f264a0bb8b57c8513a103a32b4d6bba5bc8b49
2013-07-30 06:55:15 +02:00
<apn carrier="SKT LTE" mcc="450" mnc="05" apn="lte.sktelecom.com" mmsc="http//omms.nate.com:9082/oma_mms" mmsproxy="smart.nate.com" mmsport="9093" type="defaul,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="KT-HSDPA" mcc="450" mnc="08" apn="alwayson-r6.ktfwing.com" mmsc="http://mmsc.ktfwing.com:9082" type="default,supl,mms" />
apns-conf.xml: Fix Mobifone APN settings. A Mobifone user contacted me and alerted me that the APN settings for Mobifone was wrong and provided the correct ones. Change-Id: I8a6b9bde39d7394db2fdf7261b2a8026692fb808
2012-03-05 10:31:48 +01:00
<apn carrier="Mobifone MMS" mcc="452" mnc="01" apn="m-i090" user="wap" password="wap" mmsc="http://203.162.21.114/mmsc" mmsproxy="203.162.21.114" mmsport="8000" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobifone" mcc="452" mnc="01" apn="m-wap" user="mms" password="mms" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vinaphone MMS" mcc="452" mnc="02" apn="m3-mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.vinaphone.vnn.vn:8002" mmsproxy="10.1.10.46" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vinaphone" mcc="452" mnc="02" apn="m3-world" user="mms" password="mms" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Viettel" mcc="452" mnc="04" apn="v-internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Viettel MMS" mcc="452" mnc="04" apn="v-mms" mmsc="http://mms.viettelmobile.com.vn/mms" mmsproxy="192.168.233.10" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="BeeLine VN" mcc="452" mnc="07" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="VIETNAMOBILE MMS" mcc="452" mnc="5" apn="mms" mmsc="http://10.10.128.58/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="10.10.128.44" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="VIETNAMOBILE" mcc="452" mnc="5" apn="wap" proxy="10.10.128.44" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Beeline VN MMS" mcc="452" mnc="7" apn="MMS" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="10.16.70.199" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="CSL" mcc="454" mnc="00" apn="hkcsl" proxy="192.168.59.51" port="8080" mmsc="http://192.168.58.171:8002/" mmsproxy="192.168.59.51" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="CSL GPRS" mcc="454" mnc="00" apn="hkcsl" proxy="192.168.59.51" port="8080" mmsc="http://192.168.58.171:8002" mmsproxy="192.168.59.51" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="CSL" mcc="454" mnc="02" apn="hkcsl" proxy="192.168.59.51" port="8080" mmsc="http://192.168.58.171:8002/" mmsproxy="192.168.59.51" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="CSL GPRS" mcc="454" mnc="02" apn="hkcsl" proxy="192.168.59.51" port="8080" mmsc="http://192.168.58.171:8002" mmsproxy="192.168.59.51" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="3 HK" mcc="454" mnc="03" apn="mobile.three.com.hk" user="*" password="*" server="*" mmsc="http://mms.um.three.com.hk:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="172.20.97.116" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="3 (2G) MMS" mcc="454" mnc="04" apn="mms-g.three.com.hk" mmsc="http://10.30.15.51:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.30.15.53" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="3 (2G)" mcc="454" mnc="04" apn="web-g.three.com.hk" type="default,supl" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="SMC-Voda" mcc="454" mnc="06" apn="SmarTone-Vodafone" mmsc="http://mms.smartone-vodafone.com/server" mmsproxy="10.9.9.9" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="SMC-Voda Internet" mcc="454" mnc="06" apn="SmarTone-Vodafone" mmsc="http://mms.smartone-vodafone.com/server" mmsproxy="10.9.9.9" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="CSL Data" mcc="454" mnc="10" apn="hkcsl" proxy="192.168.59.51" port="8080" mmsc="http://192.168.58.171:8002/" mmsproxy="192.168.59.51" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="one2free 2G" mcc="454" mnc="10" apn="hkcsl" mmsc="http://192.168.58.171:8002" mmsproxy="192.168.59.51" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
apns-conf.xml: Add CSL (one2free) mobile APN Change-Id: If887f85218899502a2d97fd5ae7bfa768359ccca
2012-09-14 05:45:29 +02:00
<apn carrier="one2free (mobile)" mcc="454" mnc="00" apn="mobile" mmsc="http://192.168.58.171:8002" mmsproxy="192.168.59.51" mmsport="8080" type="default,mms,hipri"/>
apns-conf.xml: Add CSL (one2free) lte.internet APN Change-Id: Icd58a28aab468a6f016a1801a4016dde768758b5
2012-09-14 05:52:39 +02:00
<apn carrier="one2free tethering" mcc="454" mnc="00" apn="lte.internet" type="dun" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="PEOPLES MMS" mcc="454" mnc="12" apn="170170" mmsc="http://mms.peoples.com.hk/mms" mmsproxy="172.31.31.36" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="China Mobile HK MMS" mcc="454" mnc="12" apn="peoples.mms" mmsc="http://mms.peoples.com.hk/mms" mmsproxy="172.31.31.36" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="PEOPLES" mcc="454" mnc="12" apn="peoples.net" type="default,supl" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="SMC-Voda" mcc="454" mnc="15" apn="SmarTone-Vodafone" mmsc="http://mms.smartone-vodafone.com/server" mmsproxy="10.9.9.9" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="PCCW 2G" mcc="454" mnc="16" apn="pccwdata" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="PCCW 2G MMS" mcc="454" mnc="16" apn="pccwmms" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.pccwmobile.com:8002/" mmsproxy="10.131.2.8" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="SMC-Voda" mcc="454" mnc="17" apn="SmarTone-Vodafone" mmsc="http://mms.smartone-vodafone.com/server" mmsproxy="10.9.9.9" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="CSL" mcc="454" mnc="18" apn="hkcsl" proxy="192.168.59.51" port="8080" mmsc="http://192.168.58.171:8002/" mmsproxy="192.168.59.51" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="PCCW" mcc="454" mnc="19" apn="pccw" mmsc="http://3gmms.pccwmobile.com:8080/was" mmsproxy="10.140.14.10" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="PCCW 3G" mcc="454" mnc="19" apn="pccw" mmsc="http://3gmms.pccwmobile.com:8080/was" mmsproxy="10.140.14.10" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="SmarTone Macau" mcc="455" mnc="00" apn="smartgprs" proxy="10.9.9.29" port="8080" mmsc="http://mms.smartone.com.mo/dmog/mo" mmsproxy="10.9.9.29" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="SmarTone MMS" mcc="455" mnc="00" apn="smartgprs" mmsc="http://mms.smartone.com.mo/dmog/mo" mmsproxy="10.9.9.29" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="SmarTone" mcc="455" mnc="00" apn="smartweb" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="CTM" mcc="455" mnc="01" apn="ctm-mobile" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="CTM MMS" mcc="455" mnc="01" apn="ctmmms" mmsc="http://mms.wap.ctm.net:8002" mmsproxy="192.168.99.3" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Hutchison Macau MMS" mcc="455" mnc="03" apn="mms.hutchisonmacau.com" mmsc="http://10.30.15.51:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.30.15.53" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Hutchison Macau" mcc="455" mnc="03" apn="web-g.three.com.hk" user="hutchison" password="1234" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="CTM" mcc="455" mnc="04" apn="ctm-mobile" proxy="192.168.99.2" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="CTM MMS" mcc="455" mnc="04" apn="ctmmms" mmsc="http://mms.wap.ctm.net:8002" mmsproxy="192.168.99.3" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobitel KH" mcc="456" mnc="01" apn="postpaid" user="mobitel" password="mobitel" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="China Mobile" mcc="460" mnc="00" apn="cmnet" type="default,supl" />
Fix China Mobile apn name. Change-Id: I5d756a406dd6ed3bbeae50020aa5c6456d725c5f
2010-11-01 18:18:39 +01:00
<apn carrier="China Mobile MMS" mcc="460" mnc="00" apn="cmwap" proxy="10.0.0.172" port="80" mmsc="http://mmsc.monternet.com" mmsproxy="10.0.0.172" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="China Unicom 3G" mcc="460" mnc="01" apn="3gnet" port="80" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="中国联通 3g 彩信 (China Unicom)" mcc="460" mnc="01" apn="3gwap" mmsc="http://mmsc.myuni.com.cn" mmsproxy="10.0.0.172" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="China Unicom MMS" mcc="460" mnc="01" apn="uniwap" mmsc="http://mmsc.myuni.com.cn" mmsproxy="10.0.0.172" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="China Mobile" mcc="460" mnc="02" apn="cmnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="China Mobile MMS" mcc="460" mnc="02" apn="cmwap" proxy="10.0.0.172" port="80" mmsc="http://mmsc.monternet.com" mmsproxy="10.0.0.172" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="中国移动 (China Mobile) GPRS" mcc="460" mnc="07" apn="cmnet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="中国移动彩信 (China Mobile)" mcc="460" mnc="07" apn="cmwap" proxy="10.0.0.172" port="80" mmsc="http://mmsc.monternet.com" mmsproxy="10.0.0.172" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="遠傳電信(Far EasTone) (Fetnet01)" mcc="466" mnc="01" apn="fetnet01" proxy="210.241.199.199" port="80" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="FarEasTone MMS" mcc="466" mnc="01" apn="fetnet01" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="210.241.199.199" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="FarEasTone" mcc="466" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="KGT" mcc="466" mnc="88" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="KGT MMS" mcc="466" mnc="88" apn="kgtmms" mmsc="http://mms.kgtmms.net.tw/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="172.28.33.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="震旦電信(AURORA) (MMS)" mcc="466" mnc="89" apn="aurorawap" mmsc="http://auroramms" mmsproxy="172.24.128.36" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="震旦電信(AURORA) (Internet)" mcc="466" mnc="89" apn="auroraweb" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vibo" mcc="466" mnc="89" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="威寶電信(VIBO)" mcc="466" mnc="89" apn="vibo" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="172.24.128.36" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Vibo" mcc="466" mnc="89" apn="vibo" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="172.24.128.36" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="中華電信(Chunghwa)" mcc="466" mnc="92" apn="emome" mmsc="http://mms.emome.net:8002" mmsproxy="10.1.1.1" mmsport="8080" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="CHT MMS" mcc="466" mnc="92" apn="emome" mmsc="http://mms.emome.net:8002" mmsproxy="10.1.1.1" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="CHT" mcc="466" mnc="92" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Mobitai MMS" mcc="466" mnc="93" apn="gprs1" user="gprs" password="gprs" mmsc="http://mms.mobeelife.net/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="192.168.77.5" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobitai" mcc="466" mnc="93" apn="internet" user="gprs" password="gprs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="台灣大哥大(TW Mobile) (MMS)" mcc="466" mnc="93" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.catch.net.tw" mmsproxy="10.1.1.2" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="台灣大哥大(TW Mobile) (twm)" mcc="466" mnc="93" apn="twm" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Taiwan Mobile Internet" mcc="466" mnc="97" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Taiwan Mobile MMS" mcc="466" mnc="97" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.catch.net.tw" mmsproxy="10.1.1.2" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Taiwan Mobile" mcc="466" mnc="97" apn="twm" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TransAsia" mcc="466" mnc="99" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TransAsia MMS" mcc="466" mnc="99" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms" mmsproxy="10.1.1.2" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="台灣大哥大(TW Mobile) (twm)" mcc="466" mnc="99" apn="twm" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Grameenphone" mcc="470" mnc="01" apn="gpinterneth" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Robi MMS" mcc="470" mnc="02" apn="WAP" mmsc="http://192.168.23.4/was" mmsproxy="192.168.023.007" mmsport="9028" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Robi" mcc="470" mnc="02" apn="internet" port="9201" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Banglalink MMS" mcc="470" mnc="03" apn="blmms" mmsc="http://" mmsproxy="10.10.55.34" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Banglalink" mcc="470" mnc="03" apn="blweb" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Warid BD" mcc="470" mnc="07" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Warid BD MMS" mcc="470" mnc="07" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.waridtel.com.bd/index.jsp" mmsproxy="10.128.5.6" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Maxis 2G Internet" mcc="502" mnc="12" apn="net" user="maxis" password="wap" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Maxis 2G MMS" mcc="502" mnc="12" apn="net" user="maxis" password="wap" server="202.75.133.49" mmsc="http://172.16.74.100:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="202.75.133.49" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Maxis 3G Internet" mcc="502" mnc="12" apn="unet" user="maxis" password="wap" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Maxis 3G MMS" mcc="502" mnc="12" apn="unet" user="maxis" password="wap" server="202.75.133.49" mmsc="http://172.16.74.100:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="202.75.133.49" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Xpax" mcc="502" mnc="13" apn="celcom" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Xpax MMS" mcc="502" mnc="13" apn="celcom3g" user="mms" password="mms" mmsx="http://mms.celcom.net.my" mmsproxy="10.128.1.242" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Digi MMS" mcc="502" mnc="16" apn="digimms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.digi.com.my/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="203.92.128.160" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Digi" mcc="502" mnc="16" apn="diginet" user="digi" password="digi" type="default,supl" />
Add Celcom Malaysia APNs Change-Id: I91c56dfaf3091dd25cc81729dd2159261c2f262b
2011-10-09 18:43:14 +02:00
<apn carrier="Celcom 3G Internet" mcc="502" mnc="19" apn="celcom3g" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Celcom 3G MMS" mcc="502" mnc="19" apn="celcom3g" mmsc="http://mms.celcom.net.my" mmsproxy="10.128.1.242" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Celcom 2G Internet" mcc="502" mnc="19" apn="celcom.net.my" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Celcom 2G MMS" mcc="502" mnc="19" apn="mms.celcom.net.my" mmsc="http://mms.celcom.net.my" mmsproxy="10.128.1.242" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="U Mobile Internet" mcc="502" mnc="18" apn="my3g" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="U Mobile MMS" mcc="502" mnc="18" apn="my3g" mmsc="http://10.30.3.11/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="10.30.5.11" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telstra MMS" mcc="505" mnc="01" apn="Telstra.mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.telstra.com:8002" mmsproxy="10.1.1.180" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telstra Internet" mcc="505" mnc="01" apn="Telstra.wap" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telstra w/ Portal" mcc="505" mnc="01" apn="telstra.internet" proxy="10.1.1.181" port="80" mmsc="http://mmsc.telstra.com:8002" mmsproxy="10.1.1.181" mmsport="80" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Telstra 3G Pay by Time" mcc="505" mnc="01" apn="telstra.pcpack" password="telstra" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Exetel" mcc="505" mnc="02" apn="exetel1" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Optus" mcc="505" mnc="02" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Optus MMS" mcc="505" mnc="02" apn="mms" user="*" password="*" server="*" proxy="202.139.83.152" port="8070" mmsc="http://mmsc.optus.com.au:8002/" mmsproxy="61.88.190.10" mmsport="8070" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Virgin AU" mcc="505" mnc="02" apn="virgininternet" user="*" password="*" server="*" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Virgin AU MMS" mcc="505" mnc="02" apn="virginmms" user="*" password="*" server="*" proxy="202.139.083.152" port="8070" mmsc="http://mms.virginvibe.com.au:8002/" mmsproxy="202.139.083.152" mmsport="8070" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Optus Internet" mcc="505" mnc="02" apn="yesinternet" user="*" password="*" server="*" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Apex Telecom" mcc="505" mnc="02" apn="splns357" user="" password="" mmsc="" mmsproxy="" mmsport="" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodafone AU-MMS" mcc="505" mnc="03" apn="live.vodafone.com" user="*" password="*" server="*" mmsc="http://pxt.vodafone.net.au/pxtsend" mmsproxy="10.202.2.60" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone AU" mcc="505" mnc="03" apn="vfinternet.au" user="*" password="*" server="*" type="default,supl" />
CM9: initial CM vendor setup for Android 4
2011-11-27 20:56:54 +01:00
<apn carrier="3 AU" apn="3services" mmsc="http://mmsc.three.net.au:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.176.57.25" mmsport="8799" mcc="505" mnc="06" type="default,supl,mms"/>
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="VF AU PXT" mcc="505" mnc="07" apn="live.vodafone.com" mmsc="http://pxt.vodafone.net.au/pxtsend" mmsproxy="10.202.2.60" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="VF Internet" mcc="505" mnc="07" apn="vfinternet.au" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telstra MMS" mcc="505" mnc="11" apn="Telstra.mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.telstra.com:8002" mmsproxy="10.1.1.180" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telstra Internet" mcc="505" mnc="11" apn="Telstra.wap" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="3Internet" mcc="505" mnc="12" apn="3netaccess" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="3" mcc="505" mnc="12" apn="3services" mmsc="http://mmsc.three.net.au:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.176.57.25" mmsport="8799" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Telstra MMS" mcc="505" mnc="71" apn="Telstra.mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.telstra.com:8002" mmsproxy="10.1.1.180" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telstra Internet" mcc="505" mnc="71" apn="Telstra.wap" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telstra MMS" mcc="505" mnc="72" apn="Telstra.mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.telstra.com:8002" mmsproxy="10.1.1.180" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telstra Internet" mcc="505" mnc="72" apn="Telstra.wap" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="VF AU PXT" mcc="505" mnc="88" apn="live.vodafone.com" mmsc="http://pxt.vodafone.net.au/pxtsend" mmsproxy="10.202.2.60" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="VF Internet" mcc="505" mnc="88" apn="vfinternet.au" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Optus Internet" mcc="505" mnc="90" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Optus MMS" mcc="505" mnc="90" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.optus.com.au:8002/" mmsproxy="61.88.190.10" mmsport="8070" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Indosat" mcc="510" mnc="01" apn="indosat3g" user="indosat" password="indosat" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Indosat GPRS" mcc="510" mnc="01" apn="indosatgprs" user="indosat" password="indosat" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Indosat MMS" mcc="510" mnc="01" apn="indosatmms" user="indosat" password="indosat" mmsc="http://mmsc.indosat.com" mmsproxy="10.19.19.19" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telkomsel" mcc="510" mnc="10" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telkomsel MMS" mcc="510" mnc="10" apn="mms" user="wap" password="wap123" mmsc="http://mms.telkomsel.com" mmsproxy="10.1.89.150" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Excelcom" mcc="510" mnc="11" apn="www.xlgprs.net" user="xlgprs" password="proxl" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Excelcom MMS" mcc="510" mnc="11" apn="www.xlmms.net" user="xlgprs" password="proxl" mmsc="http://mmc.xl.net.id/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="202.152.240.50" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IM3 MMS" mcc="510" mnc="21" apn="indosatmms" user="indosat" password="indosat" mmsc="http://mmsc.indosat.com" mmsproxy="10.19.19.19" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="IM3 Internet" mcc="510" mnc="21" apn="www.indosat-m3.net" user="gprs" password="im3" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="3 ID" mcc="510" mnc="89" apn="3gprs" user="3gprs" password="3gprs" proxy="10.4.0.10" port="3128" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="3 ID MMS" mcc="510" mnc="89" apn="3mms" user="3mms" password="3mms" mmsc="http://mmsthree.co.id" mmsproxy="10.4.0.10" mmsport="3128" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="AXIS" mcc="510" mnc="8" apn="AXIS" user="axis" password="123456" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="AXIS MMS" mcc="510" mnc="8" apn="AXISmms" user="axis" password="123456" mmsc="http://mmsc.AXIS" mmsproxy="10.8.3.8" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="GLOBE" mcc="515" mnc="02" apn="internet.globe.com.ph" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="GLOBE MMS" mcc="515" mnc="02" apn="real.globe.com.ph" user="globe" password="globe" mmsc="http://192.40.100.22:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="192.40.100.20" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="SMART" mcc="515" mnc="03" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="SMART MMS" mcc="515" mnc="03" apn="mms" mmsc="http://10.102.61.238:8002" mmsproxy="10.102.61.46" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="SUN" mcc="515" mnc="05" apn="minternet" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="SUN MMS" mcc="515" mnc="05" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mmscenter.suncellular.com.ph" mmsproxy="202.138.159.78" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TrueMove-H" mcc="520" mnc="00" apn="internet" user="ture" password="ture" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TrueMove-H MMS" mcc="520" mnc="00" apn="hmms" user="true" password="true" mmsc="http://mms.trueh.com:8002" mmsproxy="10.4.7.39" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="AIS GPRS Internet" mcc="520" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="AIS MMS" mcc="520" mnc="01" apn="multimedia" mmsc="http://mms.mobilelife.co.th" mmsproxy="203.170.229.34" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
New APN for DTAC Trinet DTAC has a new MNC 52005 Change-Id: I5dd953ca6ea1503b980381861743385ffe7218b0
2013-08-12 15:57:00 +02:00
<apn carrier="DTAC MMS" mcc="520" mnc="05" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms2.dtac.co.th:8002" mmsproxy="10.10.10.10" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="DTAC GPRS WEB" mcc="520" mnc="05" apn="www.dtac.co.th" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="TOT 3G" mcc="520" mnc="15" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TOT 3G MMS" mcc="520" mnc="15" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.tot3g.net:8002" mmsproxy="10.218.24.83" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="DTAC MMS" mcc="520" mnc="18" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.dtac.co.th:8002" mmsproxy="203.155.200.133" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="DTAC GPRS WEB" mcc="520" mnc="18" apn="www.dtac.co.th" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="True" mcc="520" mnc="99" apn="internet" user="true" password="true" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="True MMS" mcc="520" mnc="99" apn="mms" user="true" password="true" mmsc="http://mms.trueworld.net:8002" mmsproxy="10.4.7.39" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="SingTel" mcc="525" mnc="01" apn="e-ideas" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="IDEAS" mcc="525" mnc="01" apn="e-ideas" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="IDEAS MMS" mcc="525" mnc="01" apn="e-ideas" user="65IDEAS" password="65ideas" mmsc="http://mms.singtel.com:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="165.21.42.84" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="SingTel" mcc="525" mnc="02" apn="e-ideas" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="SingTel MMS" mcc="525" mnc="02" apn="e-ideas" user="65IDEAS" password="65ideas" mmsc="http://mms.singtel.com:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="165.21.42.84" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="M1 MMS" mcc="525" mnc="03" apn="Miworld" proxy="172.16.1.23" port="9201" mmsc="http://mmsgw:8002" mmsproxy="172.16.14.10" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="MiWorld WAP (GPRS)" mcc="525" mnc="03" apn="miworld" user="65" password="user123" proxy="172.16.1.23" port="8081" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="M1 MMS" mcc="525" mnc="03" apn="miworld" user="65" password="user123" mmsc="http://mmsgw:8002" mmsproxy="172.16.14.10" mmsport="8080" authenticatiotype="PAP" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="M1" mcc="525" mnc="03" apn="sunsurf" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Sunsurf Internet" mcc="525" mnc="03" apn="sunsurf" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="StarHub" mcc="525" mnc="05" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Gee! MMS" mcc="525" mnc="05" apn="shmms" mmsc="http://mms.starhubgee.com.sg:8002/" mmsproxy="10.12.1.80" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Gee! (GPRS)" mcc="525" mnc="05" apn="shwap" user="star" password="hub" proxy="10.12.1.2" port="80" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="StarHub" mcc="525" mnc="05" apn="shwapint" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="B-Mobile MMS" mcc="528" mnc="02" apn="bmobilemms" mmsc="http://mms.bmobile.com.bn/was" mmsproxy="129.9.10.20" mmsport="6500" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="B-Mobile" mcc="528" mnc="02" apn="bmobilewap" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="DSTCom" mcc="528" mnc="11" apn="dst.internet" user="internet" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="DSTCom MMS" mcc="528" mnc="11" apn="dst.mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.dst.com.bn/mmsc" mmsproxy="10.100.6.101" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone NZ MMS" mcc="530" mnc="01" apn="live.vodafone.com" mmsc="http://pxt.vodafone.net.nz/pxtsend" mmsproxy="172.030.038.003" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone NZ" mcc="530" mnc="01" apn="www.vodafone.net.nz" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telecom NZ" mcc="530" mnc="02" apn="internet.telecom.co.nz" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="VFNZ PXT" mcc="530" mnc="02" apn="live.vodafone.com" mmsc="http://pxt.vodafone.net.nz/pxtsend" mmsproxy="172.30.38.3" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telecom NZ MMS" mcc="530" mnc="02" apn="wap.telecom.co.nz" mmsc="http://lsmmsc.xtra.co.nz" mmsproxy="210.55.11.73" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="VFNZ Internet" mcc="530" mnc="02" apn="www.vodafone.net.nz" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telecom NZ" mcc="530" mnc="03" apn="internet.telecom.co.nz" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telecom NZ MMS" mcc="530" mnc="03" apn="wap.telecom.co.nz" mmsc="http://lsmmsc.xtra.co.nz" mmsproxy="210.55.11.73" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="XT Mobile" mcc="530" mnc="05" apn="internet.telecom.co.nz" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="XT Mobile MMS" mcc="530" mnc="05" apn="wap.telecom.co.nz" mmsc="http://lsmmsc.xtra.co.nz" mmsproxy="210.55.11.73" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="2degrees Internet" mcc="530" mnc="24" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="2degrees MMS" mcc="530" mnc="24" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.2degreesmobile.net.nz:48090" mmsproxy="118.148.1.118" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone FJ MMS" mcc="542" mnc="01" apn="live.vodafone.com.fj" mmsc="http://pxt.vodafone.net.fj/pxtsend" mmsproxy="010.202.002.040" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone FJ" mcc="542" mnc="01" apn="vfinternet.fj" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Digicel FJ MMS" mcc="542" mnc="02" apn="wap.digicelpacific.com" mmsc="http://mms.digicelpacific.com:8990" mmsproxy="10.150.122.12" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Digicel FJ" mcc="542" mnc="02" apn="web.digicelpacific.com" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Wap OPT KNC" mcc="546" mnc="01" apn="wap" user="Wap" password="Wap123" proxy="192.168.39.101" port="3130" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Internet OPT KNC" mcc="546" mnc="01" apn="internet" user="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="3g OPT KNC" mcc="546" mnc="01" apn="3g" user="3g" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Mms OPT KNC" mcc="546" mnc="01" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms123" mmsproxy="192.168.39.201" mmsport="3130" mmsc="http://mms.mobitag.nc/mmsc/" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Mobinil MMS" mcc="602" mnc="01" apn="mobinilmms" mmsc="http://10.7.13.24:8002" mmsproxy="62.241.155.54" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Mobinil" mcc="602" mnc="01" apn="mobinilweb" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone EG" mcc="602" mnc="02" apn="internet.vodafone.net" user="internet" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodafone EG MMS" mcc="602" mnc="02" apn="mms.vodafone.com.eg" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.vodafone.com.eg/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="163.121.178.002" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Mobilis" mcc="603" mnc="01" apn="internet" user="internet" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Mobilis MMS" mcc="603" mnc="01" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://172.025.049.009/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="172.25.49.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Djezzy" mcc="603" mnc="02" apn="djezzy.internet" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="Djezzy MMS" mcc="603" mnc="02" apn="djezzy.mms" mmsc="http://172.024.97.152:10021/mmsc" mmsproxy="172.024.97.158" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Nedjma" mcc="603" mnc="03" apn="internet" user="nedjma" password="nedjma" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Nedjma MMS" mcc="603" mnc="03" apn="nedjmaMMS" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://10.10.111.1" mmsproxy="192.168.52.3" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Meditel" mcc="604" mnc="00" apn="internet1.meditel.ma" user="MEDIWAP" password="MEDIWAP" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Meditel MMS" mcc="604" mnc="00" apn="mms.meditel.ma" user="MEDIMMS" password="MEDIMMS" mmsc="http://mms.meditel.ma:8088/mms" mmsproxy="010.008.008.009" type="mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="IAM" mcc="604" mnc="01" apn="www.iamgprs1.ma" type="default,supl" />
CM9: initial CM vendor setup for Android 4
2011-11-27 20:56:54 +01:00
<apn carrier="IAM MMS" apn="mmsiam" mmsc="http://mms:8002" mmsproxy="10.16.35.50" mmsport="8080" mcc="604" mnc="01" type="default,supl,mms"/>
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange TN" mcc="605" mnc="01" apn="keypro" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="weborange" mcc="605" mnc="01" apn="weborange" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" mcc="605" mnc="01" apn="mms.otun" mmsc="http://mms.orange.tn" mmsproxy="10.12.1.52" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Libyana MMS" mcc="606" mnc="00" apn="mms" mmsc="http://62.240.62.180:80" mmsproxy="192.168.8.148" mmsport="8000" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Libyana" mcc="606" mnc="00" apn="wap" proxy="192.168.8.148" port="8000" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Al-Madar MMS" mcc="606" mnc="01" apn="almadar.mms" mmsc="http://almadar.mms/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="41.208.82.50" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Al-Madar" mcc="606" mnc="01" apn="almadar.net" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange MMS SN" mcc="608" mnc="01" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mmsalize/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="172.16.30.9" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Orange Wap SN" mcc="608" mnc="01" apn="wap" user="wap" password="wap" proxy="172.16.30.9" port="8080" type="default" />
<apn carrier="Orange Web SN" mcc="608" mnc="01" apn="internet" user="internet" password="internet" type="default" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange ML" mcc="610" mnc="02" apn="internet" user="internet" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Orange ML MMS" mcc="610" mnc="02" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://10.109.6.2/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="10.109.4.35" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange Wap ML" mcc="610" mnc="02" apn="wap" user="wap" password="wap" proxy="10.109.4.35" port="8080" type="default" />
<apn carrier="Omms CI" mcc="612" mnc="03" apn="orangecimms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://172.20.6.1/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="172.20.4.33" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="OWORLD CI" mcc="612" mnc="03" apn="orangeciwap" user="wap" password="wap" proxy="172.20.4.33" port="8080" type="default" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="MTN CI MMS" mcc="612" mnc="05" apn="mms.mtn.ci" mmsc="http://mms.mtn.ci/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="172.16.100.5" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="MTN CI" mcc="612" mnc="05" apn="web.mtn.ci" server="*" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" apn="orange.mms" user="orange" password="orange" mmsc="http://10.10.10.35:38090/was" mmsproxy="10.10.10.36" mmsport="8080" mcc="614" mnc="04" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Orange Internet" apn="orange.ne" mcc="614" mnc="04" type="default" />
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" apn="orangemms" user="mmsc" password="mmsc" mmsc="http://10.2.1.20:8514" mmsproxy="10.2.1.20" mmsport="8080" mcc="617" mnc="01" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Orange Internet" apn="orange" mcc="617" mnc="01" type="default" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Zain NG" mcc="621" mnc="20" apn="internet.ng.zain.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTN NG" mcc="621" mnc="30" apn="web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net" user="web" password="web" proxy="10.199.212.2" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTN NG MMS" mcc="621" mnc="30" apn="web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net" user="web" password="web" mmsc="http://10.199.212.8/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="10.199.212.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Glo" mcc="621" mnc="50" apn="glo3gvideo" proxy="10.100.98.22" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Glo MMS" mcc="621" mnc="50" apn="glomms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.gloworld.com/mmsc" mmsproxy="010.100.082.004" mmsport="3130" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Etisalat NG" mcc="621" mnc="60" apn="etisalat" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Etisalat NG MMS" mcc="621" mnc="60" apn="etisalat" mmsc="http://10.71.170.30:38090/was" mmsproxy="10.71.170.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="MTN CM" mcc="624" mnc="01" apn="INTERNET" user="guest" password="guest" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange CM" mcc="624" mnc="02" apn="orangecmgprs" user="orange" password="orange" proxy="192.168.122.101" port="8080" mmsc="http://mms.orange.cm" mmsproxy="192.168.122.101" mmsport="8080" type="default,mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange GQ MMS" mcc="627" mnc="01" apn="orangemms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://192.168.17.34/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="192.168.17.2" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Orange GQ" mcc="627" mnc="01" apn="orangenet" user="net" password="net" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodacom CD" mcc="630" mnc="01" apn="vodanet" user="vodalive" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Unitel" mcc="631" mnc="02" apn="internet.unitel.co.ao" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Movicel Angola" mcc="631" mnc="04" apn="internet.movicel.co.ao" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Movicel Angola MMS" mcc="631" mnc="04" apn="mms.movicel.co.ao" mmsc="http://10.33.14.180:8080" mmsproxy="10.33.15.133" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Zain SD" mcc="634" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="yu" mcc="639" mnc="05" apn="internet" proxy="10.4.16.6" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="yu MMS" mcc="639" mnc="05" apn="iternet" mmsc="http://10.4.16.22/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="10.4.16.6" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Orange KE" mcc="639" mnc="07" apn="bew.orange.co.ke" user="orange" password="orange" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange net KE" mcc="639" mnc="07" apn="wap.orange.co.ke" type="default" />
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" mcc="639" mnc="07" apn="mms.orange.co.ke" mmsproxy="10.36.16.5" mmsport="8080" mmsc="http://10.36.16.5/servlets/mms" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Airtel Tanzania" mcc="640" mnc="05" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Airtel UG" mcc="641" mnc="01" apn="web.ug.zain.com" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTN UG" mcc="641" mnc="10" apn="yellopix.mtn.co.ug" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Uganda Telecom" mcc="641" mnc="11" apn="utweb" type="default,supl" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange Internet UG" mcc="641" mnc="14" apn="orange.ug" type="default" />
<apn carrier="Orange MMS" mcc="641" mnc="14" apn="orangemms" mmsc="http://mms/" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Waridtel UG" mcc="641" mnc="22" apn="web.waridtel.co.ug" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange MG MMS" mcc="646" mnc="02" apn="orangemms" user="mms" password="orange" mmsc="http://10.152.10.70.38090" mmsproxy="10.150.0.115" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange World MG" mcc="646" mnc="02" apn="orangeworld" user="world" password="orange" proxy="10.150.0.115" port="8080" type="default" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange MG" mcc="646" mnc="02" apn="orangenet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Orange RE MMS" mcc="647" mnc="00" apn="orangerun.acte" user="orange" password="orange" mmsc="http://mms.orange.re/" mmsproxy="192.168.010.200" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange RE" mcc="647" mnc="00" apn="orangerun" user="orange" password="orange" type="default" />
<apn carrier="Orange MMS Réunion" mcc="647" mnc="00" apn="orangerun.acte" user="orange" password="orange" mmsc="http://mms.orange.re" mmsproxy="192.168.10.200" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="TNM" mcc="650" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Mascom" mcc="652" mnc="01" apn="internet.mascom" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Orange BW MMS" mcc="652" mnc="02" apn="mms.orange.co.bw" mmsc="http://10.0.0.242/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="10.0.0.226" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
change APN for Orange countries check and change the APN settings for each Orange country Change-Id: Id96e90df18bd3aee0f849044d0a59d52515c8883
2013-06-04 14:23:05 +02:00
<apn carrier="Orange WAP BW" mcc="652" mnc="02" apn="internet.orange.co.bw" proxy="10.0.0.226" port="8080" type="default" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Vodacom ZA" mcc="655" mnc="01" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Vodacom ZA MMS" mcc="655" mnc="01" apn="mms.vodacom.net" mmsc="http://mmsc.vodacom4me.co.za/" mmsproxy="196.6.128.13" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Vlive!" mcc="655" mnc="01" apn="vlive" proxy="196.6.128.12" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Cell C" mcc="655" mnc="07" apn="Internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Cell C MMS" mcc="655" mnc="07" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.cmobile.co.za" mmsproxy="196.031.116.250" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Virgin Mobile SA Internet" mcc="655" mnc="07" apn="vdata" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Virgin Mobile SA Internet" mcc="655" mnc="07" apn="vmms" mmsc="http://mms.virginmobile.co.za" mmsproxy="196.31.116.242" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="MTN SA Web" mcc="655" mnc="10" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTN ZA" mcc="655" mnc="10" apn="myMTN" user="mtn" password="mtn" server="*" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MTN ZA MMS" mcc="655" mnc="10" apn="myMTN" user="mtnmms" password="mtnmms" mmsc="http://mms.mtn.co.za/mms/wapenc" mmsproxy="196.11.240.241" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Remove whitespaces from apn type parameters Reportedly Free Mobile users must edit their APN and remove whitespaces to make it work. I searched and fixed the other ", " occurrences too while I was at it. Change-Id: Ib948dff8329653c42c967c4dae5a6e97086df127
2013-01-16 15:04:24 +01:00
<apn carrier="Movistar SV" mcc="706" mnc="04" apn="internet.movistar.sv" user="movistarsv" password="movistarsv" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Movistar SV MMS" mcc="706" mnc="04" apn="mms.movistar.sv" user="movistarsv" password="movistarsv" mmsc="http://mms.movistar.sv" mmsproxy="10.12.20.1" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
Remove whitespaces from apn type parameters Reportedly Free Mobile users must edit their APN and remove whitespaces to make it work. I searched and fixed the other ", " occurrences too while I was at it. Change-Id: Ib948dff8329653c42c967c4dae5a6e97086df127
2013-01-16 15:04:24 +01:00
<apn carrier="Movistar SV" mcc="706" mnc="040" apn="internet.movistar.sv" user="movistarsv" password="movistarsv" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Movistar SV MMS" mcc="706" mnc="040" apn="mms.movistar.sv" user="movistarsv" password="movistarsv" mmsc="http://mms.movistar.sv" mmsproxy="10.12.20.1" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Cable and Wireless Panama" mcc="714" mnc="01" apn="apn01.cwpanama.com.pa" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Cable and Wireless Panama MMS" mcc="714" mnc="01" apn="apn02.cwpanama.com.pa" mmsc="http://mms.zonamovil.com.pa:80/i.bin" mmsproxy="172.25.3.5" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Movistar AG" mcc="722" mnc="007" apn="internet.unifon" user="wap" password="password" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Movistar AG MMS" mcc="722" mnc="007" apn="mms.gprs.unifon.com.ar" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.tmovil.cl/" mmsproxy="200.068.032.239" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Movistar AR" mcc="722" mnc="07" apn="wap.gprs.unifon.com.ar" proxy="200.5.86.10" port="80" user="wap" password="wap" authenticationtype="PAP" type="defaul,supl" />
<apn carrier="Movistar AR MMS" mcc="722" mnc="07" apn="mms.gprs.unifon.com.ar" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://movistar.com.ar" mmsproxy="200.68.32.239" mmsport="8080" authenticationtype="PAP" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="CTI" mcc="722" mnc="310" apn="internet.ctimovil.com.ar" user="guest" password="guest" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="CTI MMS" mcc="722" mnc="310" apn="mms.ctimovil.com.ar" user="ctimms" password="ctimms999" mmsc="http://mms.ctimovil.com.ar" mmsproxy="170.051.255.240" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
Claro-AR added missing authentication Change-Id: Ifaeb68cda3e4d4b4aefad15feb0347ff7345df16
2012-06-21 14:47:56 +02:00
<apn carrier="Claro AR" mcc="722" mnc="310" apn="igprs.claro.com.ar" user="ctigprs" password="ctigpr999" authenticationtype="PAP" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Claro AR MMS" mcc="722" mnc="310" apn="mms.ctimovil.com.ar" user="ctimms" password="ctimms999" mmsc="http://mms.ctimovil.com.ar" mmsproxy="170.051.255.240" mmsport="8080" authenticationtype="PAP" type="mms" />
apns-conf: update Personal Argentina APNs This commit updates the Personal Argentina APN to the new datos.personal.com address and adds another set of entries for when mnc is 341 Change-Id: Ibe17ba00c5ffe3730fce107f0a471ac9c408b636
2013-06-06 15:05:09 +02:00
<apn carrier="Personal" mcc="722" mnc="34" apn="datos.personal.com" user="datos" password="datos" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Personal MMS" mcc="722" mnc="34" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.personal.com/" mmsproxy="172.025.007.031" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
apns-conf: update Personal Argentina APNs This commit updates the Personal Argentina APN to the new datos.personal.com address and adds another set of entries for when mnc is 341 Change-Id: Ibe17ba00c5ffe3730fce107f0a471ac9c408b636
2013-06-06 15:05:09 +02:00
<apn carrier="Personal" mcc="722" mnc="341" apn="datos.personal.com" user="datos" password="datos" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Personal MMS" mcc="722" mnc="341" apn="mms" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.personal.com/" mmsproxy="172.025.007.031" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="TIM BR MMS" mcc="724" mnc="02" apn="mms.tim.br" user="tim" password="tim" mmsc="http://mms.tim.br" mmsproxy="200.179.66.242" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TIM BR CONNECT FAST" mcc="724" mnc="02" apn="tim.br" user="tim" password="tim" mmsc="null" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TIM BR MMS" mcc="724" mnc="03" apn="mms.tim.br" user="tim" password="tim" mmsc="http://mms.tim.br" mmsproxy="200.179.66.242" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TIM BR CONNECT FAST" mcc="724" mnc="03" apn="tim.br" user="tim" password="tim" mmsc="null" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="TIM BR MMS" mcc="724" mnc="04" apn="mms.tim.br" user="tim" password="tim" mmsc="http://mms.tim.br" mmsproxy="200.179.66.242" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="TIM BR CONNECT FAST" mcc="724" mnc="04" apn="tim.br" user="tim" password="tim" mmsc="null" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Claro BR" mcc="724" mnc="05" apn="claro.com.br" user="claro" password="claro" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Claro BR MMS" mcc="724" mnc="05" apn="mms.claro.com.br" user="claro" password="claro" mmsc="http://mms.claro.com.br" mmsproxy="200.169.126.10" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Portal Claro" mcc="724" mnc="05" apn="wap.claro.com.br" user="claro" password="claro" proxy="200.169.126.11" port="8799" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="VIVO MMS" mcc="724" mnc="06" apn="mms.vivo.com.br" user="vivo" password="vivo" mmsc="http://termnat.vivomms.com.br:8088/mms" mmsproxy="200.142.130.104" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="VIVO ZAP" mcc="724" mnc="06" apn="zap.vivo.com.br" user="vivo" password="vivo" mmsc="null" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="SCTL MMS" mcc="724" mnc="07" apn="mms.sercomtel.com.br" user="sercomtel" password="sercomtel" mmsc="http://mms.claro.com.br" mmsproxy="200.169.126.10" mmsport="8799" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="SCTL GPRS" mcc="724" mnc="07" apn="sercomtel.com.br" user="sercomtel" password="sercomtel" mmsc="null" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="VIVO MMS" mcc="724" mnc="10" apn="mms.vivo.com.br" user="vivo" password="vivo" mmsc="http://termnat.vivomms.com.br:8088/mms" mmsproxy="200.142.130.104" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="VIVO ZAP" mcc="724" mnc="10" apn="zap.vivo.com.br" user="vivo" password="vivo" mmsc="null" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="VIVO MMS" mcc="724" mnc="11" apn="mms.vivo.com.br" user="vivo" password="vivo" mmsc="http://termnat.vivomms.com.br:8088/mms" mmsproxy="200.142.130.104" mmsport="80" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="VIVO ZAP" mcc="724" mnc="11" apn="zap.vivo.com.br" user="vivo" password="vivo" mmsc="null" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BrT Internet" mcc="724" mnc="16" apn="brt.br" user="brt" password="brt" mmsc="null" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="BrT MMS" mcc="724" mnc="16" apn="mms.brt.br" user="brt" password="brt" mmsc="http://mms.brasiltelecom.com.br/" mmsproxy="200.96.8.29" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telemig GPRS" mcc="724" mnc="19" apn="gprs.telemigcelular.com.br" user="celular" password="celular" mmsc="null" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telemig MMS" mcc="724" mnc="19" apn="mmsgprs.telemigcelular.com.br" user="celular" password="celular" mmsc="http://mms.telemigcelular.com.br" mmsproxy="200.192.230.142" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Telemig GPRS" mcc="724" mnc="23" apn="gprs.telemigcelular.com.br" user="celular" password="celular" mmsc="null" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Telemig MMS" mcc="724" mnc="23" apn="mmsgprs.telemigcelular.com.br" user="celular" password="celular" mmsc="http://mms.telemigcelular.com.br" mmsproxy="200.192.230.142" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Amazonia GPRS" mcc="724" mnc="24" apn="gprs.amazoniacelular.com.br" user="celular" password="celular" mmsc="null" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Amazonia MMS" mcc="724" mnc="24" apn="mmsgprs.amazoniacelular.com.br" user="celular" password="celular" mmsc="http://mms.amazoniacelular.com.br" mmsproxy="200.192.230.142" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Oi" mcc="724" mnc="31" apn="gprs.oi.com.br" user="oi" password="oi" mmsc="null" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Oi MMS" mcc="724" mnc="31" apn="mmsgprs.oi.com.br" user="oimms" password="oioioi" mmsc="http://200.222.042.204:8002" mmsproxy="192.168.10.50" mmsport="3128" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="CTBC MMS" mcc="724" mnc="32" apn="mms.ctbc.br" user="ctbc" password="1212" mmsc="http://mms.ctbccelular.com.br/was" mmsproxy="172.29.7.70" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="CTBC MMS" mcc="724" mnc="33" apn="mms.ctbc.br" user="ctbc" password="1212" mmsc="http://mms.ctbccelular.com.br/was" mmsproxy="172.29.7.70" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="CTBC MMS" mcc="724" mnc="34" apn="mms.ctbc.br" user="ctbc" password="1212" mmsc="http://mms.ctbccelular.com.br/was" mmsproxy="172.29.7.70" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Entel PCS" mcc="730" mnc="01" apn="bam.entelpcs.cl" user="entelpcs" password="entelpcs" proxy="10.99.0.10" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Entel MMS" mcc="730" mnc="01" apn="mms.entelpcs.cl" user="entelmms" password="entelpcs" mmsc="http://mmsc.entelpcs.cl" mmsproxy="10.99.0.10" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Adjust mnc for Movistar CL Per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-2038 we have the wrong MNC value listed in our config. Change-Id: I5bbe9d80e0d1b420c7024a4e5c003a209d2c9c52
2013-08-14 19:18:54 +02:00
<apn carrier="Movistar CL" mcc="730" mnc="02" apn="web.tmovil.cl" user="web" password="web" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Movistar CL MMS" mcc="730" mnc="02" apn="mms.tmovil.cl" user="mms" password="mms" mmsc="http://mms.tmovil.cl" mmsproxy="172.017.008.011" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Claro CL" mcc="730" mnc="03" apn="bam.clarochile.cl" user="clarochile" password="clarochile" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MMS CLARO" mcc="730" mnc="03" apn="mms.clarochile.cl" user="clarochile" password="clarochile" mmsc="http://mms.clarochile.cl" mmsproxy="172.23.200.200" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Internet Movil" mcc="730" mnc="10" apn="bam.entelpcs.cl" user="entelpcs" password="entelpcs" proxy="10.99.0.10" port="8080" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="WEB EPCS" mcc="730" mnc="10" apn="imovil.entelpcs.cl" user="entelpcs" password="entelpcs" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MMS EPCS" mcc="730" mnc="10" apn="mms.entelpcs.cl" user="entelmms" password="entelpcs" mmsc="http://mmsc.entelpcs.cl" mmsproxy="10.99.0.10" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="COMCEL" mcc="732" mnc="101" apn="internet.comcel.com.co" user="COMCELWEB" password="COMCELWEB" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="COMCEL MMS" mcc="732" mnc="101" apn="mms.comcel.com.co" user="COMCELMMS" password="*********" mmsc="http://mms.comcel.com.co/mms/" mmsproxy="198.228.90.225" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Movistar CO" mcc="732" mnc="102" apn="internet.movistar.com.co" user="movistar" password="movistar" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Tigo MMS" mcc="732" mnc="103" apn="mms.colombiamovil.com.co" user="mms-cm1900" password="mms-cm1900" mmsc="mmsc.colombiamovil.com.co" mmsproxy="190.102.206.48" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Tigo" mcc="732" mnc="103" apn="web.colombiamovil.com.co" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="OLA" mcc="732" mnc="111" apn="internet" user="internet" password="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="OLA MMS" mcc="732" mnc="111" apn="mms.comcel.com.co" mmsc="http://mms.ola.com.co" mmsproxy="200.058.228.081" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Movistar CO" mcc="732" mnc="123" apn="internet.movistar.com.co" user="movistar" password="movistar" type="default,supl" />
Drop Proxy from Digitel APN Per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-1705 and http://www.unlockit.co.nz/mobilesettings/settings.php?id=314 Proxy is not longer valid for this APN. Change-Id: I682821135c1df143f6491c30bd55afc53d2b6758
2013-07-18 01:30:50 +02:00
<apn carrier="Digitel" mcc="734" mnc="02" apn="gprsweb.digitel.ve" type="default,supl" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Digitel MMS" mcc="734" mnc="02" apn="expresate.digitel.ve" mmsc="http://expresate.digitel.ve" mmsproxy="213.026.205.001" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Movistar VE" mcc="734" mnc="04" apn="internet.movistar.ve" mmsc="http://mms.movistar.ve" mmsproxy="200.35.64.73" mmsport="9001" type="default,supl,mms" />
apn list refresh from paulweiss Change-Id: Ie0f79db381a09a2a7af06a6d72e23349a3700851
2010-09-30 05:16:45 +02:00
<apn carrier="Movilnet" mcc="734" mnc="06" apn="int.movilnet.com.ve" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Movilnet MMS" mcc="734" mnc="06" apn="mm.movilnet.com.ve" mmsc="http://mms2.movilnet.com.ve/servlets/mms" mmsproxy="192.168.16.12" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Viva GPRS" mcc="736" mnc="01" apn="internet.nuevatel.com" proxy="192.168.101.4" port="3128" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Viva MMS" mcc="736" mnc="01" apn="mms.nuevatel.com" server="mmsgw.nuevatel.com:1981" mmsc="http://mmsgw.nuevatel.com:1981" mmsproxy="192.168.101.4" mmsport="3128" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Movistar EC" mcc="740" mnc="00" apn="internet.movistar.com.ec" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Porta EC" mcc="740" mnc="010" apn="internet.porta.com.ec" type="default,supl" />
Add Personal PY APNs Per https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-1959 add new APNs. Change-Id: I3feffe7560d6d713775b8bd6c6cc240d659e0494
2013-08-14 07:11:57 +02:00
<apn carrier="Internet Personal" mcc="744" mnc="05" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MMS Personal" mcc="744" mnc="05" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mms.personal.com.py" mmsproxy="172.16.192.7" mmsport="8080" type="mms" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Ancel" mcc="748" mnc="01" apn="ancel" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Ancel MMS" mcc="748" mnc="01" apn="mms" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.ancelutil.com.uy" mmsproxy="200.40.246.2" mmsport="3128" type="mms" />
Large update to APN list Change-Id: I7ddc4c98afada4b7f4ff050990232456aded2fdd
2012-05-27 00:20:43 +02:00
<apn carrier="Antel" mcc="748" mnc="01" apn="wap" proxy="200.40.246.2" port="3128" server="www.dale.com.uy" mmsc="http://mmsc.mms.ancelutil.com.uy" mmsproxy="200.40.246.2" mmspor="3128" type="default,supl,mms" />
<apn carrier="BAM Pepaga Antel" mcc="748" mnc="01" apn="prepago.ancel" user="bam" password="bam" type="default,supl" />
APN list housekeeping After lots of reports of broken GPS and other issues recently, I decided to write a script that cleaned up the APN list. The script did the following: 1. Eliminated duplicates. Each APN was given the unique key of "mcc:mnc:apn:type" and placed into a hash using this key. 2. Removed any APNs where any of these four fields were not set. 3. Set an empty APN type to "default,supl,mms". 4. Sorted by MCC, MNC 5. Merged in the official APN list from FRF91.
2010-09-03 06:52:52 +02:00
<apn carrier="Movistar UY MMS" mcc="748" mnc="07" apn="apnmms.movistar.com.uy" user="mmsuy" password="mmsuy" mmsc="http://mmsc.movistar.com.uy" mmsproxy="010.000.002.029" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="Movistar UY" mcc="748" mnc="07" apn="apnumt.movistar.com.uy" user="movistar" password="movistar" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Claro UY" mcc="748" mnc="10" apn="gprs.claro.com.uy" user="ctigpr" password="ctigpr999" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="Claro UY MMS" mcc="748" mnc="10" apn="mms.ctimovil.com.uy" user="ctimms" password="ctimms999" mmsc="http://mms.ctimovil.com.uy" mmsproxy="170.051.255.240" mmsport="9201" type="mms" />
Added APN for Moldcell and Orange Moldova Change-Id: I3cc5acbc4e9373f4e3f27dc939e84d21ad7a977f Signed-off-by: Igor <igor_sorocean@hotmail.com>
2012-08-16 18:19:02 +02:00
<apn carrier="MD MOLDCELL" mcc="259" mnc="02" apn="internet" type="default,supl" />
<apn carrier="MD MOLDCELL" mcc="259" mnc="02" apn="mms" mmsproxy="010.000.010.010" mmsport="9401" mmsc="http://mms.moldcell.md/cmmsc/post" type="mms" />
Add Virgin Mobile CL apn settings Change-Id: Ie016e5c1fe9db15bd3605b61c3d41fc1c6ddb96b
2012-09-12 00:37:49 +02:00
<apn carrier="Virgin Mobile CL" mcc="730" mnc="07" apn="imovil.virginmobile.cl" type="default" />
New apns settings for Everything Everywhere (new UK operator) Everything Everywhere (EE) replace Orange UK and T-Mobile UK. Adapted for CM conf from Guillaume Châtelet's commit: https://android.googlesource.com/device/sample/+/d9bd5e7d4f3d9b3f00250c6930542f0c1b7eb8ee PS1: initial commit PS2: rebase Change-Id: Ie1ff90bdffd1cce8c5697624b4c83a06a6729dc3
2013-06-27 18:39:41 +02:00
<apn carrier="EE Internet" mcc="234" mnc="30" apn="everywhere" user="eesecure" password="secure" authtype="1" type="default,supl,dun" />
<apn carrier="EE MMS" mcc="234" mnc="30" apn="eezone" user="eesecure" password="secure" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="149.254.201.135" mmsport="8080" authtype="1" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="EE Internet" mcc="234" mnc="31" apn="everywhere" user="eesecure" password="secure" authtype="1" type="default,supl,dun" />
<apn carrier="EE MMS" mcc="234" mnc="31" apn="eezone" user="eesecure" password="secure" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="149.254.201.135" mmsport="8080" authtype="1" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="EE Internet" mcc="234" mnc="32" apn="everywhere" user="eesecure" password="secure" authtype="1" type="default,supl,dun" />
<apn carrier="EE MMS" mcc="234" mnc="32" apn="eezone" user="eesecure" password="secure" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="149.254.201.135" mmsport="8080" authtype="1" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="EE Internet" mcc="234" mnc="33" apn="everywhere" user="eesecure" password="secure" authtype="1" type="default,supl,dun" />
<apn carrier="EE MMS" mcc="234" mnc="33" apn="eezone" user="eesecure" password="secure" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="149.254.201.135" mmsport="8080" authtype="1" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="EE Internet" mcc="234" mnc="34" apn="everywhere" user="eesecure" password="secure" authtype="1" type="default,supl,dun" />
<apn carrier="EE MMS" mcc="234" mnc="34" apn="eezone" user="eesecure" password="secure" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="149.254.201.135" mmsport="8080" authtype="1" type="mms" />
<apn carrier="EE Internet" mcc="234" mnc="86" apn="everywhere" user="eesecure" password="secure" authtype="1" type="default,supl,dun" />
<apn carrier="EE MMS" mcc="234" mnc="86" apn="eezone" user="eesecure" password="secure" mmsc="http://mms/" mmsproxy="149.254.201.135" mmsport="8080" authtype="1" type="mms" />
APNs should generally use "default,supl" instead of "default". This fixes AGPS issues.
2010-08-23 02:44:52 +02:00
</apns>
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