ATA Users: What do you set as user-agent?

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trihfh
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ATA Users: What do you set as user-agent?

Post by trihfh »

Hey guys,

I want to make sure my user-agent string on my Linksys PAP2T-NA reflects that of a normal MagicJack... What settings are you guys using?

Also, what's the best way of determining the user-agent string for a real MagicJack, is it HTTPS sniffing?

In particular, the SIP settings I am concerned about are these:

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jose.miami
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No one in here will anwer your question.

Post by jose.miami »

It seems to be a big secret.
They know but they will no tell you.They will erase your post if you keep asking question.
You will find more information doing a Google search that in here.
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Post by booyah5 »

No one will share here because it's a great way to tell MJ: "Hey guys, here's a security hole you need to fix!"

Personally, I think it's easier to use a thin client than do the cat and mouse ATA thing. But having an ATA already would certainly make it tempting to use it with MJ that's for sure.
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Post by propizza »

I use a pap2-na and have made no changes to the sip settings
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Re: ATA Users: What do you set as user-agent?

Post by Günter Höhn »

trihfh wrote:Hey guys,

I want to make sure my user-agent string on my Linksys PAP2T-NA reflects that of a normal MagicJack... What settings are you guys using?
Use:

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MagicJack/1.80.447a (SJ Labs)
trihfh wrote:Also, what's the best way of determining the user-agent string for a real MagicJack, is it HTTPS sniffing?
You can determine this by either:
  • running pmdump on the magicjack.exe
  • running wireshark and sniffing the SIP packets
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Post by angel-78 »

They have updated the User-Agent
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Post by manachinu »

MagicJack/1.80.466c (SJ Labs)
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Post by robatino »

From log.txt after the latest upgrade:

Softphone started (Build 1.80.466c, Dec 4 2008)

and also

User-Agent: MagicJack/1.80.466c (SJ Labs)
macjack1

Post by macjack1 »

Is there any good softphones that support user agent spoofing?
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Post by Gregg »

macjack1 wrote:Is there any good softphones that support user agent spoofing?
Not sure which support spoofing, but I posted a bunch of links to VoIP related downloads here: http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/voip-related-downloads-t4156.htm
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