iPhone MMS Settings with Qtel

30 Jun, 2009  Uncategorized

Those iPhone users out there who read Mr. Q will be happy with another little update.

If you’ve updated your iphone to 3.0 then you’re probably wondering why you don’t have MMS or that Camera icon in your messages application.

To enable MMS with QTel, within your carrier settings section just input these settings

APN : mms.qtel
Username : mms
password : mms
MMSC : http://mmsr.qtelmms.qa
MMS Proxy : 10.23.8.3:8080
MMS max message size : BLANK
MMS UA PROF URL : Blank

Note: QTel changed their MMS Settings. Anybody have any new ones?

13 Comments so far »

  1. Peter said,

    Wrote on June 30, 2009 @ 2:09 pm

    MMS Proxy : 10.23.8.3

    ie, no “:8080″ also worked for me.

  2. Kei said,

    Wrote on June 30, 2009 @ 2:31 pm

    Thanks for that peter :)

  3. Alex said,

    Wrote on July 19, 2009 @ 9:46 am

    I have an Iphone, I wnet to Qtel to request some service for my iphone and they got me the broadband service witha a simm, but the simm does not working.
    They use the following configuration, but I dont know is is correct.

    APN:qtel
    username:web.tel
    password*99#

  4. Kei said,

    Wrote on July 22, 2009 @ 2:20 pm

    Sorry Alex but I don’t have a clue. QTel doesn’t directly support the iphone and I’ve never tried putting a broadband sim in an iphone. It would be great if it did work though.

    I don’t think it’s web.tel it would be web.qtel right?

  5. RaA said,

    Wrote on July 24, 2009 @ 8:01 pm

    hi everyone

    regarding the broadband sim i already try it on me iphone and work great with the same setting mentioned above

  6. JAG said,

    Wrote on July 30, 2009 @ 6:08 pm

    Alex

    use the following settings on your iphone when u r using the broadband sim, i works for me

    APN:web.qtel
    username:
    password:

    username and password are blank, try it.

  7. Hakim said,

    Wrote on July 31, 2009 @ 7:12 pm

    i have problem with my mms setting
    i tri this setting
    APN : mms.qtel
    Username : mms
    password : mms
    MMSC : http://mmsr.qtelmms.qa
    MMS Proxy : 10.23.8.3:8080

    but not working

    plz help me & send me exact qtel setting

  8. Hakim said,

    Wrote on August 1, 2009 @ 7:48 pm

    APN : mms.qtel
    Username : mms
    password : mms
    MMSC : http://mmsr.qtelmms.qa
    MMS Proxy : 10.23.8.3:8080

    this setting is right but still have 1 problem i try to sent picture message then give me error
    your picture was not sent try again
    plz help me what’s wrong in my setting

  9. ali said,

    Wrote on August 18, 2009 @ 1:16 pm

    me to the setting didn’t work

  10. Kei said,

    Wrote on August 19, 2009 @ 1:31 pm

    seems that QTel have changed their MMS settings :(

  11. Nadeem said,

    Wrote on December 25, 2009 @ 10:20 pm

    Guys

    Try this out – it worked for me in my iphone, QTEL GPRS

    Cellular data

    APN : gprs.qtel
    USERNAME : gprs
    PASSWORD : gprs

    Any one know working mms settings

  12. Jhari said,

    Wrote on February 13, 2010 @ 4:26 am

    Hi guys!

    Just change the MMSC point to : http://mmsr.qtelmms.Qa
    (it should be capitalized “Qa”).

    It works for me.

  13. Mr. Q said,

    Wrote on February 15, 2010 @ 10:15 pm

    Thanks for sharing that :)

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