DO NOT USE DONGLE IF YOU DONT HAVE TO!!
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DO NOT USE DONGLE IF YOU DONT HAVE TO!!
Like the topic says if you do not currently use your dongle and use your sip info with ata or pbx DO NOT PLUG IN DONGLE
forced updates are being pushed to clients, when the update is done your client randomly generates passwords each time it is connected.
If you update your client your SIP info will NO longer work!!!
Until something is figured out DO NOT UPDATE!!!!
You have been warned!
forced updates are being pushed to clients, when the update is done your client randomly generates passwords each time it is connected.
If you update your client your SIP info will NO longer work!!!
Until something is figured out DO NOT UPDATE!!!!
You have been warned!
That's odd. I have been using MJ via an ATA for a couple years now, first standalone, and now through a MJMD5 proxy. Against my better judgment, I let curiosity win out, powered down my ATA and proxy, and I plugged in my MJ dongle the day after the new version of the software came out. I plugged it into a Windows 7 machine that had never had MJ installed. It did it's lucky you thing, downloaded and installed and worked with the new software. I uninstalled it, put it back in the drawer, and powered up my proxy and ATA. The ATA still works with the old password. And, BTW, I have NEVER entered a user agent string, either.
YMMV, but for me, I have NEVER had my SIP password change, despite several years of use. Just curious: maybe those continuously changing PWs you are seeing are not your actual SIP PW, but are used for something else.
Update: well, like most ATA users, I spoke too soon. On Monday, 8/30, mine stopped registering via MJMD5 proxy. IMO, since the new software changes the SIP password every time the client registers with the host, MJ use via ATA is history.
YMMV, but for me, I have NEVER had my SIP password change, despite several years of use. Just curious: maybe those continuously changing PWs you are seeing are not your actual SIP PW, but are used for something else.
Update: well, like most ATA users, I spoke too soon. On Monday, 8/30, mine stopped registering via MJMD5 proxy. IMO, since the new software changes the SIP password every time the client registers with the host, MJ use via ATA is history.
Last edited by SteveInWa on Wed Sep 01, 2010 7:16 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Steve I wonder if you got the update I got yesterday where it still worked.
Though in spider defense
I just worked with spider for the last few hours this is what i have found.
1. proxy01 is still used in the tcpdumps
2. User name is still E######01 from the tcpdumps
3. The password changes each time you plug the magic jack in. I believe this is creating a new password on each use. There are a few sites I see it connect to that I have never seen it connect to before. The first attempt by the jack to register fails. then there is a hello packets and shortly after it seems to try to register again. The goal would to be to guess or figure out the next password that would be assigned to your jack and use that. the issue in this is any time you shutdown your proxy it will be needed again.
I strongly suggest that those that are using the service without the jacks , don't plug in any time soon. Hopefully some one out there will figure a way around this. Though I am guessing unless there is real need or motivation it will be some time.
Though in spider defense
I just worked with spider for the last few hours this is what i have found.
1. proxy01 is still used in the tcpdumps
2. User name is still E######01 from the tcpdumps
3. The password changes each time you plug the magic jack in. I believe this is creating a new password on each use. There are a few sites I see it connect to that I have never seen it connect to before. The first attempt by the jack to register fails. then there is a hello packets and shortly after it seems to try to register again. The goal would to be to guess or figure out the next password that would be assigned to your jack and use that. the issue in this is any time you shutdown your proxy it will be needed again.
I strongly suggest that those that are using the service without the jacks , don't plug in any time soon. Hopefully some one out there will figure a way around this. Though I am guessing unless there is real need or motivation it will be some time.
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crackerjack
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Re: DO NOT USE DONGLE IF YOU DONT HAVE TO!!
I know you made this quote with the best of intentions and I honestly believe you are having an issue. Please refrain from engendering FUD to the general public based on your unique situation that has not been reported by any other reliable witness. There is enough speculation and harum-scarum being disseminated along with verifiable, repeatable changes. We would rather have time and resources applied to the verifiable issues.Spider210 wrote: You have been warned!
Chalk up your issue to sunspots, bad ram or a wonky power supply but please stop crying wolf based on your singular experience.
Last edited by crackerjack on Thu Aug 26, 2010 10:40 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Good Luck
CrackerJack
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"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!!!"
Re: DO NOT USE DONGLE IF YOU DONT HAVE TO!!
crackerjack wrote: I know you made this quote with the best of intentions and I honestly believe you are having an issue. Please refrain from engendering FUD to the general public based on your unique situation that has not been reported by any other reliable witness. There is enough speculation and harum-scarum being disseminated along with verifiable, repeatable changes. We would rather have time and resources applied to the verifiable issues.
Chalk up your issue to sunspots, bad ram or a wonky power supply but please stop crying wolf based on your singular
experience.
Thanks but no thanks to your input. This has been verified and well if you and others have not received this update its only going to be a matter of time before everyone gets pushed this update. This is also on old hardware too, original mj. So just because you have yet to experience it doesn't mean this is a solitary case. So next time, we hope your input will be more helpful.
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arcadia2uk
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I agree with you Spider, but definitely not with your wording..., it is a real issue. Let's just hope that it doesn't affect everyone. I still have one of my MJ numbers that can run w/o MJMD5:), but on another I received the latest update and can no longer use it with MJMD5, luckily I have a few spares.
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I've just found out that, after the unwelcome " lucky you " updated to my dongle this week which made my PAP2T unregistered, and my MJ has changed it's password every time I plugged it in for 2 days, today I use my old password again ( i.e the password I used before the Aug update ) and my PAP2T works as if nothing's ever happened.
The weird thing is, my dongle is now can not register, it keeps saying " waiting for configure..." and stuck there.
Try it for yourself, and if it works for you, consider " Lucky You " this time.
YMMV
Danny
The weird thing is, my dongle is now can not register, it keeps saying " waiting for configure..." and stuck there.
Try it for yourself, and if it works for you, consider " Lucky You " this time.
YMMV
Danny
Same here my MJ just registered with my old password. I plugged my MJ into my old laptop and it would not update all zero's where the phone number shows on the softphone. I clicked on the error message and filled in the registration form and received a message about a confirmation email within an hour. Lucky me for sure my MJ's going in the drawer and stayin there until the next ice age.mesamagic wrote:I've just found out that, after the unwelcome " lucky you " updated to my dongle this week which made my PAP2T unregistered, and my MJ has changed it's password every time I plugged it in for 2 days, today I use my old password again ( i.e the password I used before the Aug update ) and my PAP2T works as if nothing's ever happened.
The weird thing is, my dongle is now can not register, it keeps saying " waiting for configure..." and stuck there.
Try it for yourself, and if it works for you, consider " Lucky You " this time.
YMMV
Danny
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crackerjack
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Did you do a manual search of your post-upgrade dumps to see if your original password was still in the file?sabresfan wrote:Same here my MJ just registered with my old password. I plugged my MJ into my old laptop and it would not update all zero's where the phone number shows on the softphone. I clicked on the error message and filled in the registration form and received a message about a confirmation email within an hour. Lucky me for sure my MJ's going in the drawer and stayin there until the next ice age.mesamagic wrote:I've just found out that, after the unwelcome " lucky you " updated to my dongle this week which made my PAP2T unregistered, and my MJ has changed it's password every time I plugged it in for 2 days, today I use my old password again ( i.e the password I used before the Aug update ) and my PAP2T works as if nothing's ever happened.
The weird thing is, my dongle is now can not register, it keeps saying " waiting for configure..." and stuck there.
Try it for yourself, and if it works for you, consider " Lucky You " this time.
YMMV
Danny
Good Luck
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!!!"
Yes I searched with notepad++ with my password and looked in about 20 different dumps and it never showed up. I'm not sure of the requirements MJ needs now to register with their servers when using the dongle. My old laptop is bare bones with only 128mb of ram with xp sp2. It most likely doesn't have the tools to run the new process that MJ creates to use the dongle now. This laptop originally had windows 2000 on it so who knows.crackerjack wrote:Did you do a manual search of your post-upgrade dumps to see if your original password was still in the file?sabresfan wrote:Same here my MJ just registered with my old password. I plugged my MJ into my old laptop and it would not update all zero's where the phone number shows on the softphone. I clicked on the error message and filled in the registration form and received a message about a confirmation email within an hour. Lucky me for sure my MJ's going in the drawer and stayin there until the next ice age.mesamagic wrote:I've just found out that, after the unwelcome " lucky you " updated to my dongle this week which made my PAP2T unregistered, and my MJ has changed it's password every time I plugged it in for 2 days, today I use my old password again ( i.e the password I used before the Aug update ) and my PAP2T works as if nothing's ever happened.
The weird thing is, my dongle is now can not register, it keeps saying " waiting for configure..." and stuck there.
Try it for yourself, and if it works for you, consider " Lucky You " this time.
YMMV
Danny
Unfortunately I deleted the all the dumps this morning so I can't search if my old working password was still there, didn't think about it ...
I used Sipdump 1.6 and MagicSipac methods to find the new password, none of them work, even the dongle itself - after the Aug update - now can not register when plugged in my computer, but it's old password still works with my PA2T. The second dongle which has not updated for months is still working fine.
I used Sipdump 1.6 and MagicSipac methods to find the new password, none of them work, even the dongle itself - after the Aug update - now can not register when plugged in my computer, but it's old password still works with my PA2T. The second dongle which has not updated for months is still working fine.
Yep it still shows up but it will not work. 5 out of 20 of my magicjacks are affected using the software that I pmed you about. The oldest version hardware that i have is 1.1 even when i dump the ones that are having the problem I will never get the same password twice. Not sure whats up but there is something up
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arcadia2uk
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Maybe this can help, it reverts your softphone back to it's old state.
gashliquor wrote:...upgrade.exe which in turn gave him the older softphone back b4 the upgrade....Code: Select all
http://www.mediafire.com/?i5py41bk1bgwxng
I have noticed that each time it does reconnect the username goes up by a number like EXXXXXXXXXX01,EXXXXXXXXXX02,EXXXXXXXXXX03 .So on X-Lite I will get error 404 not found unless I use the correct suffix on the username like 03 at the end...once thats right you will get the 401 unauthorized but im sure thats because you are reconnecting to the proxy again and it changes the password
My pap2 was fine a couple of days ago but I unhooked it for a minute and when I hooked it back up It didnt go back online...so it seems it changes password wether the magicjack is hooked up or not.
I did and it's not!crackerjack wrote:Did you do a manual search of your post-upgrade dumps to see if your original password was still in the file?sabresfan wrote:Same here my MJ just registered with my old password. I plugged my MJ into my old laptop and it would not update all zero's where the phone number shows on the softphone. I clicked on the error message and filled in the registration form and received a message about a confirmation email within an hour. Lucky me for sure my MJ's going in the drawer and stayin there until the next ice age.mesamagic wrote:I've just found out that, after the unwelcome " lucky you " updated to my dongle this week which made my PAP2T unregistered, and my MJ has changed it's password every time I plugged it in for 2 days, today I use my old password again ( i.e the password I used before the Aug update ) and my PAP2T works as if nothing's ever happened.
The weird thing is, my dongle is now can not register, it keeps saying " waiting for configure..." and stuck there.
Try it for yourself, and if it works for you, consider " Lucky You " this time.
YMMV
Danny
Sad Times Ahead for this Obamanation !!!! Psalms 109:8
Same problem here, the password appears to change every-time the program is restarted, it seems magicjack has a new algorithm in place and the developer of mjmd5 needs to modify his/her to get it working again for us. I am not sure why magicjack makes changes like this, after all we are paying for the device/service, I i hate to leave my computer on all the time. Its just stupid.
It changes on every request to the provisioning server.blueadept wrote:In fact, you do not have to unplug the dongle, it changes each time the program is closed and restarted.
If you watch the network traffic (or dump the process), you'll see a connection to something like:
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https://prov1.talk4free.com/softphone/provision/?dbkey=Three things actually change:
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SIPProxyURI
ProxyUserPassword
SIPModeProxyAnyone know what the SIPModeProxy is for?
Andy Rogers
email me: U0pFTi16dxTvDdmlaK0+8bg2sZT+DlHLd6Jc7vG3M9ixlSKvrQgccJjf7tU=
email me: U0pFTi16dxTvDdmlaK0+8bg2sZT+DlHLd6Jc7vG3M9ixlSKvrQgccJjf7tU=
Mine was working just fine until I woke up yesterday morning when I tried to call somebody and would not dial out. I never plugged in my dongle or anything. It just stopped working suddenly.sabresfan wrote:I'm in the same boat as spider. I have two MJ's one that's been updated and one that's not. The one that's been updated gets a different password with every dump I do now. The one that's not updated continues to work with it's present sip credentials and mjmd5.
Until a fix is found for this I would recommend trying whistlephone http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/anot ... t9253.html It's not as good as MJ with an ata but at least it's free. Try forwarding your MJ number to a whistlephone number and this might be a temporary fix until a patch for this problem is found.Moe_Ale wrote:Mine was working just fine until I woke up yesterday morning when I tried to call somebody and would not dial out. I never plugged in my dongle or anything. It just stopped working suddenly.sabresfan wrote:I'm in the same boat as spider. I have two MJ's one that's been updated and one that's not. The one that's been updated gets a different password with every dump I do now. The one that's not updated continues to work with it's present sip credentials and mjmd5.
Well it sounds to me like Dan is preparing for the big chill. They have fixed the dongle software so the password is hidden. I figure that very soon all the passwords are going to be changed and all the ATAs will go dark again.
I think this war on ATAs is a mistake by MJ. There are already enough good cheap sip services out there to render the dongles obsolete. MJ would be better served to cultivate ATA users and offer them a legitimate way to BYOB.
JMO
I think this war on ATAs is a mistake by MJ. There are already enough good cheap sip services out there to render the dongles obsolete. MJ would be better served to cultivate ATA users and offer them a legitimate way to BYOB.
JMO
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arcadia2uk
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Why bother... Just go with the dongle for a while. Hopefully someone among these bright users will figure out the new way to get the credentials right (or so I hope) I trust the brains on this site. How long did we wait for the MJMD5, if I remember it right, about a month.sabresfan wrote:Until a fix is found for this I would recommend trying whistlephone http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/anot ... t9253.html It's not as good as MJ with an ata but at least it's free. Try forwarding your MJ number to a whistlephone number and this might be a temporary fix until a patch for this problem is found.Moe_Ale wrote:Mine was working just fine until I woke up yesterday morning when I tried to call somebody and would not dial out. I never plugged in my dongle or anything. It just stopped working suddenly.sabresfan wrote:I'm in the same boat as spider. I have two MJ's one that's been updated and one that's not. The one that's been updated gets a different password with every dump I do now. The one that's not updated continues to work with it's present sip credentials and mjmd5.
I'm not one of them, but I trust in you:)
arc
Last edited by arcadia2uk on Wed Sep 01, 2010 12:10 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Same Problem here
My 4 MJ (Used on a wrt54TM with DD-WRT and running MJMD5-Proxy) did stop working a couple of days ago. I did not yet plug them in to make the update. They have never been in the the USB during the last 6 months..
I have a Nettalk TK6000 that i forward the incoming calls to. The outgoing calls I do via the TK6000.
This is just a quick work around, but nothing useful for a longer time.
Are there any news on this issue? Did anybody find a solution for the MJMD5?
PM's or a post would be greatly appreciated!
Thx
Chris
I have a Nettalk TK6000 that i forward the incoming calls to. The outgoing calls I do via the TK6000.
This is just a quick work around, but nothing useful for a longer time.
Are there any news on this issue? Did anybody find a solution for the MJMD5?
PM's or a post would be greatly appreciated!
Thx
Chris
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I had 3 working SIP credentials on Wed but...
All three of my MJ SIP credentials stopped working on 2 Sept on my PAP2 hardware. I had not plugged in a dongle for a little over 1 year up until today.
I retrieved the SIP password from all 3 MJs again after plugging them in and using a utility named SIPDump.exe that I had downloaded back when I first started going dongleless with my PAP2 boxes a little over a year ago.
One dongle required I use the MJPROXY back then and so I updated the password on the mjproxy command line and I got that number working again on my PAP2 hardware with the new PW.
The other two SIP passwords seem to come back the same with each reinsertion of the dongle and SIPDump. However these SIP IDs and passwords do not work whether I use MJPROXY or not.
What a drag... I am back to this BS game from the MJ idiots!
I retrieved the SIP password from all 3 MJs again after plugging them in and using a utility named SIPDump.exe that I had downloaded back when I first started going dongleless with my PAP2 boxes a little over a year ago.
One dongle required I use the MJPROXY back then and so I updated the password on the mjproxy command line and I got that number working again on my PAP2 hardware with the new PW.
The other two SIP passwords seem to come back the same with each reinsertion of the dongle and SIPDump. However these SIP IDs and passwords do not work whether I use MJPROXY or not.
What a drag... I am back to this BS game from the MJ idiots!
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