Virgin WAP MMS GPRS Settings

Virgin MMS Settings Before using these MMS settings for the Virgin Network in the UK, please make sure that your Mobile Phone is MMS capable and that you are subscribed to the MMS Service on Virgin. If you are not sure, please contact Virgin Customer Service.

	Current server	Picture Message
	IP Address	193.030.166.002
	Size Limit	100 KB
	Server Address	goto.virginmobile.uk
	Username	user
	Password	(none)
	Homepage	http://mms.virginmobile.co.uk:8002

Virgin GPRS WAP Settings Before using these WAP over GPRS settings for the Virgin Network in the UK, please make sure that your Mobile Phone is WAP and GPRS capable (most models are these days) and that you are subscribed to the GPRS Service on Virgin. If you are not sure, please contact Virgin Customer Service.

	Mode	Permanent
	Security	Off
	Bearer	GPRS only
	Proxy	Enable
	Connection	When Needed
	IP Address	193.030.166.002
	Port Number	9201
	Authentication	Normal
	Access Point Name	goto.virginmobile.uk
	Login	Automatic
	Username	user
	Password	(empty)
	Home Page	http://www.virgin.com/mobile/wap/

Virgin WAP Settings via Dial-up Before using these WAP via dial-up settings for the Virgin Network in the UK, please make sure that your Mobile Phone is WAP capable (most models are) and that you are subscribed to the Data Service on Virgin. If you are not sure, please contact Virgin Customer Service.

	Connection Type	Continuous
	Security	Off
	Bearer	Data
	Dial-up Number	+447953968988
	IP Address	149.254.001.010
	Port Number	9201
	Authentication	Normal
	Data Call Type	ISDN
	Data Call Speed	9600
	Username	user
	Password	wap
	Home Page	http://wap:1999/vodafone.wml

GPRS Settings

The settings to use vary according which network you are on, and sometimes whether it is a contract or PAYG account. Note that you can normally use any POP3 mail server to receive your mail, no matter how you connect to the internet, but you can only use the SMTP server provided by the ISP you are connecting through (in this case your mobile network) to send mail. Some mail servers support authenticated SMTP, and you can use them, but we advise you to get it working as shown below before trying that!

No setting shown?

Where no setting is given, you can probably leave the field blank, and the server will assign what is needed. For POP3 email, the settings will normally depend on your email account, which may not be associated with the mobile network at all.

Disclaimer

We can not guarantee that these settings will work but these settings are supplied in good faith, but are hard to test, and we cannot guarantee that they are correct. They have worked at the time of testing on specific handsets.