How do you set up G9 to receive MMS?

I've tried n ways on the Internet but it didn't work, but I just set it up by myself. Set it up as follows: Name:

cmmms, access name cmmms, ** is, port is 80, mmsc is to remove http:), mms ** is, MMS port is 80, MCC is 460, MNC is 00, access type is mms, and the rest of the options do not need to be set. (There is no small green dot behind this) there is a saying on the Internet to remove http:

You can't send MMS, but if you don't go away, there's a problem with the connection. Although my solution is not the best way, it can at least solve the problem of reception.

In standby, Menu Settings - Wireless Controls Mobile Network Settings Access Point Name.

After entering, press menu"Name of the new access point"

Internet settings. 1. Name: cmnet

2. Access point name: cmnet

3. **:(Empty).

4. Port: (empty).

5. Username: (empty).

6. Password: (empty).

7. Server: (empty).

8、mmsc：

9. MMS**:

10. MMS port:

11. MMS protocol: WAP should be selected here

12、mcc:460

13. mnc:02 (some machines need to set 00, and the native Chinese version can only set 02).

14. Authentication Type: None.

15. Access point name type: (empty).

When you're done, press menu and select "Save".

Mine too.,The setting method taught on the forum has been tried and it's useless.,I've tried to set up apn with an Android piece and it's useless to be extremely depressed in the view of the original post".

If you can receive MMS messages in the past, but now you can't, and you haven't changed the MMS settings on your mobile phone, and you haven't handled the business of mobile-related GPRS cancellation, it can only be a problem with your mobile phone, and you can go to after-sales consultation.

You must accept that you must open GPRS service to send and receive MMS messages on your mobile phone, because this is a communication technology requirement, which is an indisputable fact. Now some provinces have directly opened the GPRS service for you when opening the card, which is generally standard**or free**, and it is only charged if you use it.

In addition, there is generally no GPRS data fee for receiving MMS, unless you have Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and international roaming, and the data fee for domestic roaming and MMS should also be cancelled.

You now ask 10086 for consultation, and if he says that you can't receive GPRS because you haven't opened GPRS, then open a standard**, that is, the kind I said earlier, you have to do this, and it doesn't charge.

Hope you succeed!

GPRS is Internet traffic, it shouldn't cost much to receive MMS, the specific tariff calls 10086 to ask, you can also do Internet **, etc., this aspect of the inquiry 10086 is good. But GPRS is generally automatically on, so I think your problem is on the phone. If your phone is Nokia, it's easy to do, because I'm more familiar with it.

Select the message in the menu, then find the message settings, and then select the MMS, there should be an acceptance method or something, and then there are three options: reject, extract, accept. Rejection is not to receive MMS, and extraction is that you will receive something similar to a text message first, and then you will manually extract it, and accept it can be received directly.

Maybe your phone is in a rejected state right now, try this method.

If the GPRS function is turned off, you will not be able to use your mobile phone to surf the Internet and send and receive MMS, and the sending and receiving MMS messages will not charge Internet traffic.

If you don't open GPRS, you can't receive MMS messages.

1.First of all, call 1860 to confirm that you have opened GPRS2, first you can go to apply for configuring SMS, according to the SMS, you can automatically set the access point 3, the licensed access point has been built-in, it will be automatically restored after formatting, and the factory reset can also be. 4.

Set up the access point: Settings - Connection Settings - Access Point. The licensed goods should have preset three access points, mobile Monternet GPRS, China Mobile MMS, and GPRS to connect to the Internet.

The configuration of these three access points is: (a) Monternet GPRS: data bearer mode GPRS, access point name CMWAP, username none, prompt password No, password none, authentication common, homepage, mobile phone IP address automatic, primary name server, secondary name server, **server, **port 80 (China Mobile MMS:

Data bearer mode GPRS, access point name cmwap, username none, prompt password no, password none, authentication common, homepage, mobile phone IP address automatic, primary name server, secondary name server, **server, **port80?GPRS connection to the Internet: data bearer mode GPRS, access point name cmnet, username none, prompt password no, password none, authentication normal, homepage none, mobile phone IP address automatic, primary name server, secondary name server, **server none, **port 03

After the access point is configured, you can use MMS, Monternet and Email (AA) MMS Settings: Info - Options - Settings - The access point used by MMS China Mobile MMS, MMS receiving is always turned on, and it is extracted immediately when the information is received.

MMS settings: Name: Montnets MMS Home:

Service Type 1: WAP gateway IP1: port 1:

9201 Domain Name 1: Leave Service Type 2: WAP Gateway IP2, Port 2, Domain Name 2, DNS1, DNS2, Timeout, Dial-up Connection 1, Username 1, Password 1, Rate (bps) 1, Line Type 1, Dial-up Connection 2, Username 2, Password 2, Rate (bps) 2, Line Type 2:

Do not fill in GPRS access point name: CMWAP username, password: do not fill in Network Settings name:

Monternets Homepage: Service Type 1: WAP Gateway IP1:

Port 1: 9201 Domain Name 1: Not filled in Service Type 2:

WAP gateway IP2, port 2, domain name 2, DNS1, DNS2, timeout, dial-up connection 1, username 1, password 1, rate (bps) 1: Do not fill in Line Type 1: ISDN Dial-up connection 2, username 2, password 2, rate (bps) 2, line type 2:

Do not fill in GPRS access point name: cmwap username, password: do not fill in service:

Mobile MMS Server: Webpage Setting Name: "Montnets MMS" just set above

Here's how to set up receiving MMS messages.

**The card needs to open the GPRS Internet service, contact the local network provider of the **card, and open the GPRS Internet service service.

According to the ** card used, select the "wap" mode to surf the Internet.

If you still can't receive MMS messages after the above operations, click the "Menu" button at the bottom left and select "Reset to default".

If it still can't be used normally after resetting the Internet access parameters, you can try to create a new APN, go to "Application - Settings - More Settings - Mobile Network - Access Point Name" and press "Menu - New APN" to enter the name in it, APN: CMWAP (mobile card) UNIWAP (Unicom card) 3GWAP (3G card),**:; Port:

80, others do not need to be set, finally press the "Menu" button, and then press "Save" to save.

MMS 1, click Start.

Setting—Wiring—

Wired 2, in New World WAP

settings.

Manage existing connections after entering.

Click to complete 4, select both in the proxy setting, and then select: Advanced.

Secure WAP

Server: Port 80

SOCKS server: port 80

From the dashboard, go to the MMS menu and select: Menu.

Options. Click MMS to enter the MMS setting menu.

1. Preference setting (self-convenience).

2. MMS server.

New. - Server name: MMS.

gate way ：

Port 9201 (I don't know if 80 is available).

Server Connection: WAP Network WAP Version.

wap

First of all, to confirm that my data is real, you can call toll-free**10086Select Labor. You can ask her about how to set up the MMS service network, by the way, provide your mobile phone brand and model, and 10086 will send you the setup data in the form of a free message.

The basic operations are as follows:

MMS 1, click Start.

Settings - 2, select Manage existing connections in the new world wap settings and select Add after entering, the name is customized, 3. Enter the access point name to fill in: cmwap point Next, you can set it in the user name here, or you can not select it.

Click to complete 4, select both in the proxy setting, and then select: Advanced Security WAP

Server: Connect port 80

Server: Connect port 80

MMS – Gate Way :

Connect port 9201 or 80 (IP address (.)

Connected device: WAP network WAP version.

wap

Traffic needs to be turned on. Then turn on the function of accepting MMS messages in the SMS settings, and you're done.

Call 10086 and ask the customer service to send a setup text message, and just follow the operation.

Can you take a picture? If you can set it in the message area, press it in the inbox.

Directly in the MMS settings, select the network access point as none to reject MMS.

Settings > General > Network > Cellular Data Network.

Format: APN:cmnet

Username: Password: APN: CMWAP

Username: Password MMS**:

Maximum message capacity for MMS: 50,000

Then shut down and restart.

You need to turn on cellular data to receive it, and it won't work when it's off or just Wi-Fi!

In the menu, select Settings

2. Select "General" under the settings interface

3. Select "Network" in the general menu

4. Select "Cellular Data Network" in the network menu

Cellular Data Network Settings:

Cellular Data: APN:CMNET (CMWAP) MMS:

APN:cmwap mmsc: (note consistent capitalization) MMS**:

Maximum MMS message size: 55000 (102400) After setting, exit to the previous page and turn on cellular data and data roaming. Sometimes it really doesn't work, but you can set it up again and you're good to go.

1. Standby Menu Settings - Wireless Controls Mobile Network Settings Access Point Name - Once inside, press Menu"Name of the new access point"

1.Name: China Mobile MMS settings.

2.Access Point Name: CMWAP

3.**：4.Port: 80

5.Username: (empty).

6.Password: (empty).

7.Server: (empty).

Remember to add http: otherwise you can only send and not send - 9MMS**:

10.MMS port: 80

11.MMS Protocol: WAP is selected here

02 (Some machines need to set 00, the native Chinese version can only be set 02) 14Authentication Type: PAP

15.Access Point Name Type: When you have finished typing (mms), press menu and select Save

2. In standby case, Menu Settings - Wireless Control Mobile Network Settings After the access point name is in, press menu"Name of the new access point"

Internet settings. 1.Name: cmnet

2.Access point name: cmnet

3.:(Empty).

4.Port: Empty).

5.Username: (empty).

6.Password: (empty).

7.Server: (empty).

9.MMS**:

10.MMS port:

11.MMS Protocol: WAP is selected here

02 (Some machines need to set 00, the native Chinese version can only be set 02) 14Authentication Type: None.

15.Access Point Name Type: (Empty).

When you're done, press menu and select "Save".

3. In standby case, Menu Settings - Wireless Controls Mobile Network Settings After the access point name is in, press menu"Name of the new access point"

Mobile Montnets settings (you can use the settings of Fetion).

1.Name: Montnets Mobile Settings.

2.Access Point Name: CMWAP

3.**：4.Port: 80

5.Username: (empty).

6.Password: (empty).

7.Server: (empty).

9.MMS**:

10.MMS port:

11.MMS Protocol: WAP is selected here

02 (Some machines need to set 00, the native Chinese version can only be set 02) 14Authentication Type: None.

15.Access point name type: default

When you're done, press menu and select "Save".

After modifying, select CMNET and surf the Internet without wifi.

3. Then keep pressing Exit, return to the "Wireless Controls" page, and tick the sixth item "Mobile Network"! (Wait a little here) there may be no signal.

4. Finally, exit to the standby interface. Press "**" to enter the dial panel and enter *

1.Click on "Mobile Information" to enter.

2.Pull to the bottom.

Click Toggle DNS Check in the bottom left corner.

button to display Allowed next to the button Return to Standby desktop.