pepem wrote:synchron wrote
I would think only new MJ dongles direct from mj will work with ATA. Older dongles that stores sell like RS or Best Buy will need some flavor of mjmd5.
Thanks synchron
I think you may be right. In my case I bought the 3 of them at Radio Shack (same store), but only the last one which I bought about a month later than the second one is giving me this problem.
Any way I would like to take your suggestion about giving some mjmd5 flavor, but I don't know how to do it.
I have downloaded and run a small file called mjmd5 and don't know what else do I have to do.
Can you help me on that, please.
Thank you
I typed this up a few weeks ago .....
How to get MJMD5 and the Linksys PAP2T-NA ATA working with magicJack.
1.) Download the MJMD5.zip file:
http://www.mediafire.com/?mmmt4wcnqyb
2.) Unzip to a directory on your PC (I used C:\MJproxy).
3.) Make sure your magicJack is plugged in and get your SIP credentials using magicjackhacks password finder v2.2 or Stroth’s utility; password finder worked best for me:
http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/stro ... t4230.html
http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/stro ... t4230.html
http://magicjackhacks.com/ (password finder v2.2)
4.) Using the info retrieved from password finder or Stroth's utility, run C:\MJproxy\MJMD5.exe, and enter the proxy (proxy01.xxxxxxxx.talk4free.com), set forward port and listen port to 5070, and enter the password retrieved from magicjackhack’s password finder. Check to Save Settings. This creates a MJMD5.ini file in the C:\MJproxy directory, and a tray icon showing that MJMD5 is running.
IF you are having trouble with the proxy, additional info to get your Proxy info:
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r209511 ... -are-using
5a.) Setup your PAP2T-NA ATA using Line 1 and reset to defaults (****, 73738#).
5b.) For screenshots of an ATA config:
http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/magi ... t5066.html
http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/cert ... 4-180.html
6.) Unplug your magicJack
7.) Log into your router and determine the IP address of the computer running MJMD5 and the IP address of the ATA. For ATA IP address, you can also use your phone, enter ****, 110#).
8.) Log into the ATA and in Line 1, add the proxy and ensure it points to the IP address of your PC running MJMD5 (mine happens to be 192.168.0.193); in this example, set the proxy in the ATA to 192.168.0.193:5070. I set my PC to get a fixed IP address from the router, so I wouldn’t have to change anything down the road. I had a problem where calls weren’t coming through after about 30-45 minutes; I changed the “register expires” under Line 1 from 3600 to 180 and it seemed to fix the issue.
9.) For the appropriate ATA changes from the default settings, change to admin/advanced view:
--System tab – Primary ntp server = time.nist.gov; Secondary ntp server = time-a.nist.gov
--SIP tab – no changes
--Provisioning tab – no changes
--Regional tab – change time zone to your correct time; also change daylight savings from the default start=4/-1/7;end=10/1/7;save=1 to start=3/8/7/2:00;end=11/1/7/2:00;save=1
--Line 1 tab – NAT mapping enable = yes (optional - this may not be necessary for all users, but it seemed to help with my router); NAT keep alive enable = (you can leave as $PROXY or enter the actual proxy IP and port from step 8.; SIP port = 5060; Proxy = (see step 8.); Register expires = 180; Display name = (Exxxxxxxxxx01); User ID (Exxxxxxxxxx01) and Password = (info retrieved from password finder)
----Exxxxxxxxxx01 = your phone number ; change dialing info to: (< :1408>[2-9]xxxxxxS0|*xx|<911:ENTERYOURNUMBERWITH1PREFIX>S0|1[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxx|<411:18004664411>S0|1900xxxxxxx!)
--User 1 tab – no changes
--Save settings.
10.) After saving, you should see the blue light appear on your ATA for line 1, meaning it has a valid connection. Go back to the "Info" page for Line 1; it should reflect a REGISTRATION STATE of "Online". You should have a dial tone, be able to make and receive calls, and your attached to the ATA should ring when receiving a call.
11.) Optional: Setup a password on the ATA (System tab – enter a password for both the admin and user logins) and save changes.
12a.) Setup MJMD5 to start with Windows and it automagically syncs with the ATA (in case of a reboot, power outage, etc).
12b.) If you don’t need or want the tray icon, you can run MJMD5 as a service.
http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/magi ... t1364.html
You need instsrv.exe and srvany.exe from rktools as documented in the link above.
At this point, you need to stop the MJMD5 that is running in your tray. Double-click it to open up the interface, then hit the close box, and it should disappear from your tray.
If you have instsrv.exe and srvany.exe in C:\MJproxy, you would run these commands (from command prompt or put in a batch file) to create the service:
c:\MJproxy\instsrv.exe "MagicJack" "C:\MJproxy\srvany.exe"
reg add HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MagicJack\Parameters /v Application /d ""C:\MJproxy\MJMD5.exe" /f
You now have a service. To configure it, get into Services (most people it is Start Menu, Programs, Administrative Tools, Services). Scroll down to the "MagicJack" service, double-click it, and make sure "Startup Type" is set to "Automatic". Then click on the Start button to start the service. You are now set, the service will start automatically on a reboot. You don't need to touch the service again.
13.) The downside: You still need your PC running whenever you want to use the magicJack phone ------
The upside: The quality of calls through the ATA is significantly better and, better yet, caller ID with call waiting now works on your handset!!!
Note: A better long-term option is to purchase a router using openwrt or dd-wrt, so you won’t need to leave your computer on 24/7, refer to the magicjack forum on how to do this.
Hope this helps and standard disclaimer of I am not sure this is against magicJack's TOS, I am not responsible for any issues, etc applies.
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