magicJack and magicJack Plus Support, Reviews, FAQs and Tricks

Yes it does work. I used it on my HTC Kaiser/Att Tilt.

You need HSDPA or 3G data connection unless you plan to use it over wifi which is what I did since we don't have 3G in my area.

I was able to test it in St. Louis over HSDPA and it was just as clear as my cell phone.

Yes I have an ATT Tilt aka HTC Kaiser which is a Windows Mobile phone.

I pay for the data plan but I tried using magicJack through Edge since that's all we have here and it sucked. I guess if you have 3g or HSDPA then it would be a good compliament to your current dialing plan.

Using magicJack ...

Great info. Got it working and couldn't believe how easy it was. I to can confirm that with a combination of post 1 and post 6 you have all the info you need. Never mind any of the other info in this whole thread.

Thanks everyone for helping me see the light. Got my cell phone working on SIP and a ...

I spent about 5 hours last weekend going through logs and reading header data but I never got anywhere. reading through the logs was almost like looking for a needle in a haystack. If I saw the information I needed I wouldn't have known that it was the correct info.

Could someone PM me the instructions for getting my SIP credentials for setting up Gizmo5. I tried using fiddler but that was after they fixed the glitch. Anyway thanks in advance.

The 1.1 code needs to be re-written and a web service api hosted somewhere for everybody to ping for all the IPs. I requested the code awhile back in a thread but I may PM magichack.

I guess magicjack is now paying for leased IP addresses instead of static. If you a have configurable router you ...

I ask for the code from MagicHack to make some changes like auto editing the hosts file with the correct addresses.

here's another nice little tool I like to use. Pretty much the same thing as netstat but with more info. Plus it's free!

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897437.aspx

you can download the suite of tools here. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/0e18b180-9b7a-4c49-8120 ...

Check to see that you haven't selected "Switch to headset" in the menu options.

these proxy servers have a lease time on the IP address jst like your home computer. When you ping for the proxy server you must ping by the DNS name and not the IP address for the proxy. The proxy server didn't die, it just changed ip addresses.

Another note. If you are using the CID spoofer and ...

Its looks like the proxy servers IPs are dynamic. I noticed nasheville jump to three different IPs within a few hours.

If you seem to be having this problem, here's a tip to fix it.

1. Unplug MJ.
2. Open up the windows hosts file and comment out the line that nashville or what ever proxy you are ...