SIP user agent name
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desidude2000
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SIP user agent name
Hello,
I'm wondering how people are keeping their ATA up to date with the user agent name. The best would be to enter the info that you currently have and forget about it, but of course MJ will update the user agent. At which point, the ATA users would need to update their string as well.
But the question is, how do you guys keep up? (without needing to plug "the jack" back in). Are there any tricks? Could this information be polled somehow? (again without "the jack"). Is there typically an announcement of such changes on these forums? (that would be nice and a great idea if the forum admins could do something like that).
I'm wondering how people are keeping their ATA up to date with the user agent name. The best would be to enter the info that you currently have and forget about it, but of course MJ will update the user agent. At which point, the ATA users would need to update their string as well.
But the question is, how do you guys keep up? (without needing to plug "the jack" back in). Are there any tricks? Could this information be polled somehow? (again without "the jack"). Is there typically an announcement of such changes on these forums? (that would be nice and a great idea if the forum admins could do something like that).
This is only conjecture, but here goes. I believe in the theory of low hanging fruit. Given that, I believe that putting any legitimate string in that field (today's, last month's, last year's) will keep your ATA under the radar for much longer than those ATAs that still advertise their true colors.
So, if/when we start hearing about ATAs with their native User Agent strings getting picked off, that is the time for us to be more vigilant in keeping our own User Agent strings up to date. Until then, it's never a bad idea to update the string when you think about it.
So, if/when we start hearing about ATAs with their native User Agent strings getting picked off, that is the time for us to be more vigilant in keeping our own User Agent strings up to date. Until then, it's never a bad idea to update the string when you think about it.
User Agent in SIPURA interface
I don't see any "User Agent" field in the advanced view of my Linksys WRTP54G router. This is using the 3.1.27 firmware that is basically the SIPURA interface.
I've had MagicJack running continuously through my router for over 2 weekswith no problems. I don't expect they will change my User ID or Password.
So which field is the equivilent to "User Agent" in my configuration?
I've had MagicJack running continuously through my router for over 2 weekswith no problems. I don't expect they will change my User ID or Password.
So which field is the equivilent to "User Agent" in my configuration?
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crackerjack
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Re: User Agent in SIPURA interface
My PAP2 has it listed on the SIP tab.MJuser403 wrote:I don't see any "User Agent" field in the advanced view of my Linksys WRTP54G router. This is using the 3.1.27 firmware that is basically the SIPURA interface.
I've had MagicJack running continuously through my router for over 2 weekswith no problems. I don't expect they will change my User ID or Password.
So which field is the equivilent to "User Agent" in my configuration?
YMMV
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CrackerJack
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CrackerJack
MagicJack Customer #73
MagicJack user since May 2007
MagicJack abuser since June 2007
"I gots mo' numbers than a Lotto machine!!!"
Re: User Agent in SIPURA interface
Aha! If it is in the SIP page, then it is independent of LINE 1 and LINE 2. I have "$VERSION" in the "SIP User Agent Name", and the "SIP Reg User Agent Name" is empty.crackerjack wrote:My PAP2 has it listed on the SIP tab.
YMMV
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I am using LINE 1 with ViaTalk, and LINE 2 with MagicJack. I don't want to put anything on the SIP page that is only relevant to LINE 2.
Which field? "SIP User Agent Name" or "SIP Reg User Agent Name"?mberlant wrote:ViaTalk doesn't care if you access them from an SJPhone softphone, but MJ does expect you to, so you get to decide whether to put the SJPhone label into that field.
So far MJ has been working fine. I hardly use it though, except for testing purposes.
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crackerjack
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Fixed it
mberlant wrote:I would put the SJPhone string into the SIP User Agent field. That is the field that gets transmitted to the SIP server in the Register packet. And, it's what MJ servers receive from connected clients.
Don't think you want to be associated with such an outfit as MJ!!
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CrackerJack
MagicJack Customer #73
MagicJack user since May 2007
MagicJack abuser since June 2007
"I gots mo' numbers than a Lotto machine!!!"
CrackerJack
MagicJack Customer #73
MagicJack user since May 2007
MagicJack abuser since June 2007
"I gots mo' numbers than a Lotto machine!!!"
crackerjack, Thank you for reminding me to check the details before typing, but my recommendation stands.
msiam, Use the entire string "MagicJack/1.80.466c (SJ Labs)", substituting, of course, your own most recent information and leaving out the quotes. I apologize misremembering the layout of the legitimate string.
msiam, Use the entire string "MagicJack/1.80.466c (SJ Labs)", substituting, of course, your own most recent information and leaving out the quotes. I apologize misremembering the layout of the legitimate string.
mberlant.. thanks for the answer.. and I don't want to seem like I don't know what you are talking about, but, I don't know what you are talking about.. Just throwing a little humor out there before I reveal my true baffled self, "MagicJack/1.80.466c (SJ Labs)" I have no idea where that is found. My most recent info to replace "1.080.466c" ?? This is the first time I've read that I need a string replacement. Since you have explained it and, I do, believe what you say about needing to dig that info up.. You are quite knowledgeable to how all this magic happens with VOIPmberlant wrote:
msiam, Use the entire string "MagicJack/1.80.466c (SJ Labs)", substituting, of course, your own most recent information and leaving out the quotes. I apologize misremembering the layout of the legitimate string.
.. I just cant get my head around where to look for this "String" I did a search on the forum and can't come up with anything that looks like what you are describing. Hey everyone else... Do all of you get it and am I just standing here looking like thanks
Michael


SIP agent string
You would need a utility to get your SIP credentials. Search ths forum for "Stroths MJ Utilities". One of the functions is "Get SIP credentials". It will make a text file of your MJ credentials (one of them is the user agent name).
Summary of Pap2 V1 config?
I have searched and found too many threads but no easy summary (guide) on how to config the PAP2 V1 - as this happens to be frequently requested information, could someone PLEASE summarize how to config a PAP2 V1 (unlocked) with MJ information once they get the relevant information using Stroths MJ Utilities.
thanks in advance
So far what I have been able to get are (showing dummy values):
On PAp2 Line 1 (or 2) advance page:
Proxy: proxy1.stlouis.talk4free.com:5070 [Or suitable value]
Outbound Proxy: <leave blank>
Use Outbound Proxy: no
Display Name: John Doe
User ID: E212867530901
Password: SECRETPW20CHARACTERS
Auth ID: E212867530901
Preferred Codec: G711u
Anything to do with STUN or NAT should be off - which should mean (needs verification)
NAT Mapping Enable: No
NAT Keep Alive Enable: No
Under SIP tab
[NAT support parameters]
All parameters should be No
[SIP Parameters] [Needs verification below]
SIP User Agent Name:
SIP Server Name:
Either one/both of above needs to be "MagicJack/1.80.466c (SJ Labs)", without quotes & substituting appropriate most recent information.
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Once again if one of the current user of Pap2 V1 could please check/summarize, it would be much appreciated
thanks in advance
So far what I have been able to get are (showing dummy values):
On PAp2 Line 1 (or 2) advance page:
Proxy: proxy1.stlouis.talk4free.com:5070 [Or suitable value]
Outbound Proxy: <leave blank>
Use Outbound Proxy: no
Display Name: John Doe
User ID: E212867530901
Password: SECRETPW20CHARACTERS
Auth ID: E212867530901
Preferred Codec: G711u
Anything to do with STUN or NAT should be off - which should mean (needs verification)
NAT Mapping Enable: No
NAT Keep Alive Enable: No
Under SIP tab
[NAT support parameters]
All parameters should be No
[SIP Parameters] [Needs verification below]
SIP User Agent Name:
SIP Server Name:
Either one/both of above needs to be "MagicJack/1.80.466c (SJ Labs)", without quotes & substituting appropriate most recent information.
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Once again if one of the current user of Pap2 V1 could please check/summarize, it would be much appreciated
Try wireshark. You can see all the data passed back and forth between you and MJ with it. That is the easiest way to find the Agent string but I believe the one mberlant already provided is the latest one. "MagicJack/1.80.466c (SJ Labs)"
This changes with each new revision of MJ updates.
This changes with each new revision of MJ updates.
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