magic Jack connecting to 911.talk4free.com
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magic Jack connecting to 911.talk4free.com
is there a reason why it connects to 911.talk4free.com. This info was acquired using Fiddler. Also in fiddler how can I find out what proxy I"m using.
Re: magic Jack connecting to 911.talk4free.com
I have never used Fidler so I can't help you on that one, but the 911 proxy is so it can Identify you and your registered 911 address to the 911 folks. By the way I don't know why it happens but especially if you dial toll free numbers the party on the receiving end does not alway see your correct telephone number.hotman wrote:is there a reason why it connects to 911.talk4free.com. This info was acquired using Fiddler. Also in fiddler how can I find out what proxy I"m using.
Someone on here posted a number that is supposed to read back your telephone number to you (caller ID) but when I call it it reads back some strange number not even closely resembling my real MJ telephone number.
Someone like LikeMagic or Stewart can probably jump in here and give us all the whys on this. Most of this Telco switching and number exchange stuff is pure magic to me (no pun intended).
- George -
HolmanGT - St. George, UT MJ-Area/Prefix 435-275
ooma-Area/Prefix 435-579
Baja Broadband, up-1mb dn-10mb, on days with a good tail wind.
MJ on HP T5730 2GBF/2GBR Thin Client XPe SP2 Router Dlink Dir-655
HolmanGT - St. George, UT MJ-Area/Prefix 435-275
ooma-Area/Prefix 435-579
Baja Broadband, up-1mb dn-10mb, on days with a good tail wind.
MJ on HP T5730 2GBF/2GBR Thin Client XPe SP2 Router Dlink Dir-655
Fiddler is a web debugger -- it only captures HTTP and HTTPS traffic. MJ gets its provisioning info by HTTPS, but the data is encrypted (in addition to the normal HTTPS encryption that Fiddler can decipher), so you'll see only garbage. However, you can use Wireshark to capture all network traffic, and see where the SIP requests are going (or where the responses are coming from). SIP is not encrypted, though a cryptographic hash is used to keep the password secure.
Test numbers:
800-437-7950 (reads your ANI; on MJ, it's usually a 585 number belonging to Choice One, their toll-free termination provider)
866-692-6447 (reads your caller ID, though it announces it as your ANI; should be your MJ number)
712-580-9999 (reads your caller ID; should be your MJ number)
*678*004377950 (hack to make MJ route toll-free calls to another carrier; your ANI should now be your MJ number)
Test numbers:
800-437-7950 (reads your ANI; on MJ, it's usually a 585 number belonging to Choice One, their toll-free termination provider)
866-692-6447 (reads your caller ID, though it announces it as your ANI; should be your MJ number)
712-580-9999 (reads your caller ID; should be your MJ number)
*678*004377950 (hack to make MJ route toll-free calls to another carrier; your ANI should now be your MJ number)
fix for 911.talk4free.com
I was getting alerts from my work virus server about 911.talk4free.com.
Also my MagivJack could not connect to the 911 server. This is the workaround I came up with:
Open your hosts file (C:/Windows/System32/drivers/etc/hosts) and add this line "67.90.152.80{TAB}911.talk4free.com" note the there is a tab in the middle that I can not type here in this chat window.
Also my MagivJack could not connect to the 911 server. This is the workaround I came up with:
Open your hosts file (C:/Windows/System32/drivers/etc/hosts) and add this line "67.90.152.80{TAB}911.talk4free.com" note the there is a tab in the middle that I can not type here in this chat window.
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