magicJack and magicJack Plus Support, Reviews, FAQs and Tricks

synchron wrote:You're using password finder 2.2, right?

Synchron

oldtimercurt wrote:If you search and read you will see that Stroths utility no longer works since MJ updated a while back.

OTC

Strych9 wrote:I performed a memory dump today using SIPDUMP on Windows XP.

I was able to find my username, password, and MJ User-Agent info.

It's an 'old school' method, but it works. (cmd.exe).
Real admins don't click!

1. SipDump creates dump files named MagicJack1.dat, MagicJack2.dat, etc...
2. run strings.exe -n 20 MagicJack3.dat | more (you will eventually find your password) Look for 20 character strings.
3. run strings.exe -n 20 MagicJack3.dat | findstr /i "user-agent" | more (you will find the user-agent string) MagickJack/1.90.521b (SJ Labs)

Note: strings.exe is part of Sysinternals Suite of tools now owned by Microsoft.

ghostkid2010 wrote:I think I just found my password ^^
it's 20 character long (letters and numbers) hopefully that's the password.

Waiting for my adapter to be here so i can test out to see if that's the password or not.

Question: is the password all in CAPS and numbers only? no lower case? (the one I found does not have any lower case letter)

ghostkid2010 wrote:I think I just found my password ^^
it's 20 character long (letters and numbers) hopefully that's the password.

Waiting for my adapter to be here so i can test out to see if that's the password or not.

Question: is the password all in CAPS and numbers only? no lower case? (the one I found does not have any lower case letter)

macman4hire wrote:The password that I was able to find contained a mix of 20 alpha and numeric characters. The alpha characters are all capitals. The password string I located started with a number.

macman4hire wrote:Yes I was able to successfully register my X-Lite softphone using the SIP credentials.

novice2 wrote:

macman4hire wrote:Yes I was able to successfully register my X-Lite softphone using the SIP credentials.

so exactly how did you accomplish this? Can you give details? Many of us here (including me) just can't seem to get it to work.

grm wrote:

novice2 wrote:

macman4hire wrote:Yes I was able to successfully register my X-Lite softphone using the SIP credentials.

so exactly how did you accomplish this? Can you give details? Many of us here (including me) just can't seem to get it to work.

Novice2 I take it you can't smell a Troll? Any prudent person would explain it to you without making it into a outdrawn reply.

novice2 wrote:

grm wrote:

novice2 wrote: so exactly how did you accomplish this? Can you give details? Many of us here (including me) just can't seem to get it to work.

Novice2 I take it you can't smell a Troll? Any prudent person would explain it to you without making it into a outdrawn reply.

Long and short is that you are right my friend. I guess they have nothing better to do with their time.

macman4hire wrote:The most current and detailed set of instructions on how to obtain your SIP credentials can be located at the following links posted below for both the Windows and Mac platforms.

Windowos: http://magicjackhacks.com/index.php?opt ... d=1:latest

Mac: http://magicjackhacks.com/index.php?opt ... d=1:latest

jimbowez wrote:

macman4hire wrote:The most current and detailed set of instructions on how to obtain your SIP credentials can be located at the following links posted below for both the Windows and Mac platforms.

Windowos: http://magicjackhacks.com/index.php?opt ... d=1:latest

Mac: http://magicjackhacks.com/index.php?opt ... d=1:latest

The windows link worked for me. Goodbye usb dongle!

Thanks

galcv2 wrote:just an update... the password is there and I got it a long time ago and I did not know... I have to use MJMD5, after that, I can use X-Lite fine. Next step will be setting up an ATA.

Just use sipdump and look yourself in the dumped file. The password is 20 characters and in my case it was several times in the dumped file alone in just one line with nothing else...

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
$/ = "\r\n";
my %passwords;
while(<>)
{
    chomp;
    my $line = $_;
    if( $line =~ m/\A.{20,20}\z/ )    {
        next if $line =~ m/{{{|\|\|\|/;
        if( !defined( $passwords{ $line } ) ){
            $passwords{ $line } = 1;
        } else {
            $passwords{ $line }++;
        }
    }
}
foreach my $key( sort keys %passwords )
{
    print $key."\n" if( $passwords{ $key } > 10 ); #occurs more than 10 times
}