Mms my htc s620 takes time to recieve mms and cant open when they arrive. in simple form i cant open my mms and my network is vodacom/vodafone company in south africa

i had recieved mms msg from http://mms.live.vodafone.in and given message key its not opening how can i open it

Ask your Phone service provider if it cane be done, i live in Spain and i know i cant as my server is Vodafone Spain and i can only get MMS messages from a Vodafone network as vodafone will not sign an agreement with other servers.

Good Luck
lacala69

i have mms in my mobile i can see on net or not what should i do plz help

Hi...
Why don't you call or sms the customer-service of your provider?
they will send you an sms with the settings for the phone.
friendly greetings, Gilbert.

After browsing a lot of sites and experimenting with the settings finally I was able to configure my HTC P3400i with Vodafone Live support without any help from the Vodafone customer care (who were very bad and rude when I called them for getting the setting). The settings is working fine for me in Bangalore. Hope this helps all who bought this phone and struggling for getting the GPRS setting for HTC P3400i.

Below is the step by step instruction:
Step 1
Start->Settings->Connections->Tasks->Add a new modem connection:

Enter a name for the connection:
<give any name>

Select a modem:
Cellular Line(GPRS)

click next

Acess point name:
portalnmms

User name: <blank>
Password: <blank>
Domain:* <blank>

Go to Advanced->TCP/IP
select radio button "Use server-assigned IP address"

Go to Advanced->Servers
select radio buttion "Use server-assigned address"


Step 2
Start->Settings->Connections->Tasks->add proxy setting

Select "This network connects to the Internet"
Select "This network uses a proxy server to connect to the Internet"

Click "Advanced" button
Tap on HTTP
Server: 10.10.1.100 Port:9401

Username: <blank>
Password: <blank>
Domain: <blank>

Tap on WAP
Server: 10.10.1.100 Port:9401

Username: <blank>
Password: <blank>
Domain: <blank>

Step3:
Start->Settings->Connections->Advanced
In "Select which networks are automatically used"-> click the Select Networks
Programs that automatically connect to the Internet should connect using:
Select the Connection name which you configured in Step 1

Programs that automatically connect to a private network should connect using:
Select the Connection name which you configured in Step 1

Make sure you reboot after doing above change.

Hi There, I think if you are using a web based mail - like Yahoo - it will not count these inputs or outputs - do you really want it to? I have 6500 unopened emails on my desktop system! If you can access email and web you are doing fine! Brian - a learner on this like you- share notes!

Download the Vodacom setting for MMS and Internet connection from http://www.leaf.co.za/Service+and+Support/Upgrades/

contact your network provider for the correct mms number which is needed for sending mms.

riz.

you have to contact vodacom customer care. settings could be recieved through service provider only it can be delivered to you by a network you are using.

MMS messages are transmitted via the Voice and Data networks of your service provider. When you receive notification of a new MMS, this is through the Voice network, and requires no specific configuration. In order to download and view the message, you must have the correct settings for the Data connection with your service provider. Vodacom's network settings vary depending on your cellular plan setup. You should contact Vodacom for instructions on setting up your device for Data based connections.