magicJack and magicJack Plus Support, Reviews, FAQs and Tricks

Last night, it worked. Tonight, no go. After I'd dial a number, I'd get an immediate dial tone.

So... I listed all the Proxy1, Proxy2... and VMS1, VMS2... servers in my batch file, and rem'd out the ones I wanted to allow. No luck either.

So, now I'm back to my echo'ing MJ whenever I call certain ...

az2008 wrote: The last time I checked, there were more vms servers per region. Do a nslookup on vms1, vms2, vms3, etc. So, you're not blocking all vms servers.

But, if it works, that's fine.

Mark

I guess I've got more work to do, eh? LOL Oh well!

Mark, I'm happy to report that I *finally* got it to work!

I made up a .bat file with all the proxies and matching vms servers (see below in case anyone wants to copy it). I shut down the MJ and released/renewed my IP connection. I put an REM in front of the proxies and matching vms server entries ...

Did you do a pmdump and verify MJ is connecting to different proxy and vms servers? Did you block those and try yet another? (And, you restarted the softphone after each block was created?).

Yes, I did all that, and even created a .bat file of all 29 (or was it 31?) servers to block all but 2 or ...

Thanks for the reply, Mark, but it did the same thing when I blocked both the proxy and vms servers that were showing up in my pmdump file. All calls would just return a dial tone It's like my MJ is hard-coded to use only Philly's, and it won't accept anything else. Oh well.

Hello...

I tried to block the default Philadelphia server that my MJ keeps connecting to, and when I do, I get a rapid busy signal followed by a dial tone when I dial a number.

I used the following command...

route add 26.234.67.8 mask 255.255.255.255 192.168.254.3 (which is another PC off my ...