any news on how to get sip creds?

oxigenado · Post by **oxigenado** » Tue May 20, 2008 12:46 am

I've been looking around the forum on how to get sip creds, but all posts stop on dec 2007, is there anything new? I would love to use MJ on my pocket pc or on a ata device, any help would be appreciated.

Thank you

omega10x · Post by **omega10x** » Tue May 20, 2008 12:55 am

Im in the same boat cant seem to determine them with fiddler,
i know cain is useless since they went to a 20char password, but fiddler doesnt even seem to show it, unless im not doing it correctly(although i have read the old posts over and over again)

if anyone could post(or PM us) with the most recent information, it would be greatly appreacated

thanks

oxigenado · Post by **oxigenado** » Tue May 20, 2008 1:22 am

omega10x wrote:Im in the same boat cant seem to determine them with fiddler,
i know cain is useless since they went to a 20char password, but fiddler doesnt even seem to show it, unless im not doing it correctly(although i have read the old posts over and over again)

if anyone could post(or PM us) with the most recent information, it would be greatly appreacated

thanks

Yup, same here, I used cain and fiddler, nuttin, like u, I dont know if Im doing something wrong

magicJon · Post by **magicJon** » Tue May 20, 2008 9:01 am

Well, apparently it's been done, I assume using wireshark to capture and decode UDP packets. Read the posts about setting up the PAP2 ATA.

oxigenado · Post by **oxigenado** » Tue May 20, 2008 2:15 pm

magicJon wrote:Well, apparently it's been done, I assume using wireshark to capture and decode UDP packets. Read the posts about setting up the PAP2 ATA.

Yes, we used that wireshark, worked like a charm, the only prob I have now is I cant make phone calls using my wm6 pocket pc phone, which is sprint, I can receive no prob, bot not make, Im using setupVoIP version 0.3 Schap's 2007, I set the registrar and proxy address as proxy1.SaltLakeCity.talk4free.com port 5070 UDP, am I doing something wrong? BTW Im still working in my pap2, to unlock it and run it with MJ, does any1 know if this has a default user and passwd? I looked on the web, and only found admin:1234, but didnt work.

thanks guys!

somenon3 · Post by **somenon3** » Wed May 21, 2008 4:33 pm

there's a way to get your sip creds in about 30 seconds, the answers are here in the forum (I know everybody says that). I had to dig for about a week before I accidentally came across it. If you can't find the answer, PM me and I can't give you some pointers of what to look for.

kingfisher1111 · Post by **kingfisher1111** » Fri May 23, 2008 10:36 am

enjoy guys let us continue the same rock and roll

chrisabston · Post by **chrisabston** » Sat May 24, 2008 4:12 pm

Wouldn't sip creds be somewhe in the physical memory from magicjack.exe?

OG1502 · Post by **OG1502** » Sun May 25, 2008 11:20 pm

I have a Vonage ATA that is unlockable that I would like to use. Any ideas on how to get the SIP info?

gmagill · Post by **gmagill** » Wed May 28, 2008 4:13 pm

somenon3 wrote:there's a way to get your sip creds in about 30 seconds, the answers are here in the forum (I know everybody says that). I had to dig for about a week before I accidentally came across it. If you can't find the answer, PM me and I can't give you some pointers of what to look for.

Cant you just give us a link to the internal page on this site? Why make it so painful for everyone?

MagicBob · Post by **MagicBob** » Wed May 28, 2008 6:44 pm

What is this SIP Cred? and why is it important?

Just a newbie and curious.

I also need to try and figure out what this spoofing thing is.......

Still on an ATT landline here....

teyong · Post by **teyong** » Wed May 28, 2008 9:15 pm

MagicBob wrote:What is this SIP Cred? and why is it important?

Just a newbie and curious.

I also need to try and figure out what this spoofing thing is.......

Still on an ATT landline here....

YEAH!!!! WHAT!!!!!!

chrisabston · Post by **chrisabston** » Wed May 28, 2008 10:35 pm

SIP Cred is the SESSION INITIATION PROTOCOL or in other words the proxy and domain as well as the password and username your magicjack uses to register to the network to allow for phone calls. The reason these are so important is to be able to use a device other than the magicjack (which is buggy at best and almost unmanageable) to make and receive phone calls. THE REASON IT IS SO PAINFUL and users are not willing to just tell ho is because anytime someone just posted a tutorial magicjack closed the security holes that were shown how to exploit. My earlier post is a hint. The SIP creds should be stored in the physical memory from when magicjack initiated on your machine.

gooney · Post by **gooney** » Thu May 29, 2008 9:01 am

Just to let you all know... If you guys want SIP creds you will need to provide your MJ serial number and phone number, if you dont want to give that info out then no SIP for you... thats it... goodbye!

MagicBob · Post by **MagicBob** » Thu May 29, 2008 9:55 am

chrisabston wrote:SIP Cred is the SESSION INITIATION PROTOCOL or in other words the proxy and domain as well as the password and username your magicjack uses to register to the network to allow for phone calls. The reason these are so important is to be able to use a device other than the magicjack (which is buggy at best and almost unmanageable) to make and receive phone calls. THE REASON IT IS SO PAINFUL and users are not willing to just tell ho is because anytime someone just posted a tutorial magicjack closed the security holes that were shown how to exploit. My earlier post is a hint. The SIP creds should be stored in the physical memory from when magicjack initiated on your machine.

Ok.... "is to be able to use a device other than the magicjack".

Just what device(s) are you talking about? Again, a newbie here so I am not familar with the lingo and various hardware for VOIP.

richardtaur · Post by **richardtaur** » Thu May 29, 2008 10:59 am

The devices such as http://www.telephonydepot.com/Analog_Ad ... As_s/2.htm

emoci · Post by **emoci** » Thu May 29, 2008 11:16 am

One plus of using MJ with a SIP Device, is that the computer no longer has to be on

richardtaur · Post by **richardtaur** » Thu May 29, 2008 11:33 am

That's right.

MagicBob · Post by **MagicBob** » Thu May 29, 2008 12:39 pm

The light bulb is on!

gmagill · Post by **gmagill** » Thu May 29, 2008 2:26 pm

chrisabston wrote:SIP Cred is the SESSION INITIATION PROTOCOL or in other words the proxy and domain as well as the password and username your magicjack uses to register to the network to allow for phone calls. The reason these are so important is to be able to use a device other than the magicjack (which is buggy at best and almost unmanageable) to make and receive phone calls. THE REASON IT IS SO PAINFUL and users are not willing to just tell ho is because anytime someone just posted a tutorial magicjack closed the security holes that were shown how to exploit. My earlier post is a hint. The SIP creds should be stored in the physical memory from when magicjack initiated on your machine.

OK - totally understood why links are not provided. Without giving too much away, are the credentials read out using some kind of specialized HW based reader from the dongle or is there some kind of software crack? i.e do I have to purchase some piece of gear to read it out or can it be done through free software alone? No details please -- just a soft push in the right direction.

I know how to get all of the info except my digest secret.

emoci · Post by **emoci** » Thu May 29, 2008 2:32 pm

MagicBob wrote:

The light bulb is on!

However keep in mind, that to use an ATA, you'll have these upfront costs:

1. If you don't already have a router, you'll need to get yourself a router (this comes in handy for wireless and connection sharing....if you don't already have one, I'd also suggest grabbing a WRT54GL, or anything compatible with third party firmware like DD-WRT or Tomato)

2. You'll need to buy an ATA (Analog telephone adaptor) which hooks up to the router the same way a computer would, and allows you to plug a regular phone into it. The cheapest and most reliable in my opionion is the Linksys PAP2 (or the SPA3102 if you can afford to spend more)...You want to get your hands on an unlocked unit like the PAP2-NA, eBay is an easy source for these

3. Configuration: It is not inherently hard once you've got the above, plus with the Linksys devices there is so many guides and instructions out there, you're bound to find someone that can help.

4. Finally you hook up a phone to the ATA and talk

chrisabston · Post by **chrisabston** » Thu May 29, 2008 2:49 pm

chrisabston wrote:SIP Cred is the SESSION INITIATION PROTOCOL or in other words the proxy and domain as well as the password and username your magicjack uses to register to the network to allow for phone calls. The reason these are so important is to be able to use a device other than the magicjack (which is buggy at best and almost unmanageable) to make and receive phone calls. THE REASON IT IS SO PAINFUL and users are not willing to just tell ho is because anytime someone just posted a tutorial magicjack closed the security holes that were shown how to exploit. My earlier post is a hint. The SIP creds should be stored in the physical memory from when magicjack initiated on your machine.

Yes This would be a device such as a softphone (like when MJ pops up) or a hard sip phone like a skype phone or an ATA like a vonage box that plugs into the internet so you can bypass your computer (so your puter doesn't have to run 24/7)

MagicBob · Post by **MagicBob** » Thu May 29, 2008 4:00 pm

emoci wrote:
MagicBob wrote:

The light bulb is on!
However keep in mind, that to use an ATA, you'll have these upfront costs:

1. If you don't already have a router, you'll need to get yourself a router (this comes in handy for wireless and connection sharing....if you don't already have one, I'd also suggest grabbing a WRT54GL, or anything compatible with third party firmware like DD-WRT or Tomato)

2. You'll need to buy an ATA (Analog telephone adaptor) which hooks up to the router the same way a computer would, and allows you to plug a regular phone into it. The cheapest and most reliable in my opionion is the Linksys PAP2 (or the SPA3102 if you can afford to spend more)...You want to get your hands on an unlocked unit like the PAP2-NA, eBay is an easy source for these

3. Configuration: It is not inherently hard once you've got the above, plus with the Linksys devices there is so many guides and instructions out there, you're bound to find someone that can help.

4. Finally you hook up a phone to the ATA and talk

1. No problem as I have a Linksys WRT54GS;
2. Was looking at the Linksys PAP2-NA. What is the "Unlocked" issue. What is locked?
Here is a quote on the PAP2-NA:

"Choose your preferred free local dialing US area code, regardless of where you live. Or add a virtual phone number in any area code, forwarded to your Internet phone. You can even add a toll-free number. The Linksys Phone Adapter is compatible with these and all of the other special telephone features that are available from your telephone service provider, such as Caller ID, Call Waiting, Voicemail, Call Forwarding, Distinctive Ring, etc."

Are we not limited to what area code/phone number that is given to us via MJ? Don't understand how I could select any area code and phone number I want as it says?

3. 23 years with PCs....I'll figure it out; my computer is on 6AM to 8PM, so not a big deal to use it for the MJ.
4. Guess I need the MJ to get this SIP and password first, which apparently is a secret. (Why does MJ care if we use the MJ device or an APA device? We still have to buy the MJ and annual renewal, so I don't get that). Don't have an MJ yet...but considering it.

Thanks!
Bob

emoci · Post by **emoci** » Thu May 29, 2008 4:22 pm

MagicBob wrote:
emoci wrote:
MagicBob wrote:

The light bulb is on!
However keep in mind, that to use an ATA, you'll have these upfront costs:

1. If you don't already have a router, you'll need to get yourself a router (this comes in handy for wireless and connection sharing....if you don't already have one, I'd also suggest grabbing a WRT54GL, or anything compatible with third party firmware like DD-WRT or Tomato)

2. You'll need to buy an ATA (Analog telephone adaptor) which hooks up to the router the same way a computer would, and allows you to plug a regular phone into it. The cheapest and most reliable in my opionion is the Linksys PAP2 (or the SPA3102 if you can afford to spend more)...You want to get your hands on an unlocked unit like the PAP2-NA, eBay is an easy source for these

3. Configuration: It is not inherently hard once you've got the above, plus with the Linksys devices there is so many guides and instructions out there, you're bound to find someone that can help.

4. Finally you hook up a phone to the ATA and talk

1. No problem as I have a Linksys WRT54GS;
2. Was looking at the Linksys PAP2-NA. What is the "Unlocked" issue. What is locked?
3. 23 years with PCs....I'll figure it out; my computer is on 6AM to 8PM, so not a big deal to use it for the MJ.
4. Guess I need the MJ to get this SIP and password first, which apparently is a secret. (Why does MJ care if we use the MJ device or an APA device? We still have to buy the MJ and annual renewal, so I don't get that). Don't have an MJ yet...but considering it.

Thanks!
Bob

-MJ cares because supposedly they want to be able to run ads on the softphone that runs on your computer when you use their USB device
-You do need a MagicJack first
-Unlocked vs. locked: The PAP2s especially, originally came into the market with Vonage. They were locked so users did not have access to the web interface to make changes(which would of course allow them to use the ATAs with other providers). Eventually people figured how to unlock them, with one problem, the originally locked ATAs even after being unlocked had a CallHome script that would run if the ATA was reset. So if you hapenned to reset an unlocked ATA, it would become locked again. The -NA version on the other hand are factory unlocked, also some people have figured out how to reflash previously locked ATAs such that not only are they unlocked, but they remain so after being reset as well (known as NAized ATAs).... That's just the gist of the story

Now, if you spend money on an ATA, you don't have to start with MJ, there are services out there that will let you get a feel for VoIP, and get familiarized for relatively free. DSLReports.com has a VoIP tech Chat forum, also take a look at VoXalot, MySipSwitch, PBXes, Gizmo, FWD (stands for FreeWorldDialup), as well as myvoipprovider.com (has a list of all sorts of SIP based VSPs and prices)

MagicBob · Post by **MagicBob** » Thu May 29, 2008 4:50 pm

Thanks Emoci for the info!

propizza · Post by **propizza** » Fri Aug 08, 2008 6:51 pm

After looking in the hidden folders, log files, ect. I am disappointed the I am still unable to use my magicjack service with my
pap2-na. If anyone could help, it would be appreciated. PM me

crackerjack · Post by **crackerjack** » Fri Aug 08, 2008 10:00 pm

propizza wrote:After looking in the hidden folders, log files, ect. I am disappointed the I am still unable to use my magicjack service with my
pap2-na. If anyone could help, it would be appreciated. PM me

Your time would have been better spent perusing these forums, specifically the post that gave detailed instruction.

You can find it here...
http://tinyurl.com/mjsipcreds

Enjoy...........

propizza · Post by **propizza** » Sat Aug 09, 2008 5:27 pm

Thanks to the one that helped, my pap2-na is now operational!!

TexGuy · Post by **TexGuy** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 9:56 am

Can someone help me with my SIP info so I can use eyebeam/xlite?

Uncle Dick · Post by **Uncle Dick** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 1:29 pm

crackerjack wrote:
propizza wrote:After looking in the hidden folders, log files, ect. I am disappointed the I am still unable to use my magicjack service with my
pap2-na. If anyone could help, it would be appreciated. PM me
Your time would have been better spent perusing these forums, specifically the post that gave detailed instruction.

You can find it here...
http://tinyurl.com/mjsipcreds

Enjoy...........

Somebody sound the clown alert!

Post by **laserjobs** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 4:26 pm

Uncle Dick wrote:
crackerjack wrote:
propizza wrote:After looking in the hidden folders, log files, ect. I am disappointed the I am still unable to use my magicjack service with my
pap2-na. If anyone could help, it would be appreciated. PM me
Your time would have been better spent perusing these forums, specifically the post that gave detailed instruction.

You can find it here...
http://tinyurl.com/mjsipcreds

Enjoy...........
Somebody sound the clown alert!

DONE!!!

crackerjack · Post by **crackerjack** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 4:35 pm

laserjobs wrote:
Uncle Dick wrote:
crackerjack wrote: Your time would have been better spent perusing these forums, specifically the post that gave detailed instruction.

You can find it here...
http://tinyurl.com/mjsipcreds

Enjoy...........
Somebody sound the clown alert!
DONE!!!

I RESEMBLE THAT REMARK!!!!!!!!!

propizza · Post by **propizza** » Fri Aug 15, 2008 8:45 am

propizza wrote:Thanks to the one that helped, my pap2-na is now operational!!

Thanks to the clown too!

l0rdsatan · Post by **l0rdsatan** » Fri Aug 22, 2008 7:15 am

I am no n00b to anything... took me all of 5 hours... PM if interested...

hotman · Post by **hotman** » Fri Aug 22, 2008 8:11 am

5 hours...... wow

propizza · Post by **propizza** » Fri Aug 22, 2008 1:35 pm

I don't answer pm's. Ask in the forum!

Delta-9 · Post by **Delta-9** » Fri Aug 22, 2008 3:00 pm

You aren't going to get a response in the open forum because people are concerned about MagicJack (big brother) listening in and disabling the methods that folks have found to gain access to the SIP data.

Good luck.

steve1975 · Post by **steve1975** » Mon Aug 25, 2008 1:15 pm

try a sniffer.