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Red Pocket Mobile APN settings to help fix your data & MMS problems

Updating Your Red Pocket Mobile APNs
Updating Your Red Pocket Mobile APNs

If you have no data and your internet doesn’t work unless you connect to WiFi you likely need to update your Red Pocket Mobile APN settings.

Before switching to one of the settings listed here, I recommend that you delete all the other non-working APNs on your phone or device by following the directions below. After applying the new settings, be sure to save it, and then select it for use. If you still find they don’t work, try rebooting your phone. If you still don’t have success, leave a comment so the issue can be looked into. If you find you have APN settings that work or ones that are different than those listed here, feel free to share them in the comments section below or send an email so that the database can be updated. If you need to send an email for any other reason, please list what phone you are using and which carrier/MVNO that you are having trouble getting your APN to work with.

Please note: It is very IMPORTANT that you follow all the formatting shown.

If you see something capitalized, then capitalize it. If you see a comma, use a comma, if there are no spaces between the comma and other words, then don’t make spaces between them. If you don’t follow these rules, your APN profiles will not work properly, and your internet and/or MMS picture messaging will continue to not work.

To configure your APNs and delete your old ones you’ll first have to find where the settings are located in your phone. Below are a couple of general guides that you can use to find them on Androids and iPhones. If you already know how to access them, just skip over the section and scroll further below to the actual settings themselves.

How To Change Your Device APNs To Red Pocket Mobile

iPhones

APN settings on the iPhone can be difficult to change because in many cases Apple blocks full access to the settings unless you jailbreak and thus hack the phone.

For those of you who do have access to the settings they can be found by going to either:

  • Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Options > Cellular Network

OR

  • Settings > Mobile Data > Mobile Data Options > Mobile Data Network.

Once there you can either tap to reset settings to default or manually edit them. Alternatively, you can also check for automatic APN configuration by using a carrier profile. You can do this by going to settings” followed by “general” and then “about.” If a carrier profile update is available you’ll see a notification for it there. If you have to add custom APNs to your iOS device, be aware that anytime you update iOS, Apple will reset the APN settings back to what they were before you put your custom ones in. So you will have to edit them all over again.

APN Update Guide For Android Phones And Devices

If you have an Android device, getting to the settings will vary a bit based on your device’s manufacturer and Android version. I currently have a Google Pixel 7, and to get to my APN settings I must go to “settings” then “Network & Internet” followed by “Internet” and then click on the gear icon next to my carrier’s name. Then I scroll down and click on “Access Point Names.”

How To Change Your Device APNs
How to change your device APNs. Click the gear icon next to your carrier’s name, then scroll to click on “Access Point Names”
Alternatively, I can just go to my phone’s settings, use the search bar, and type in “Access Point Names” to be taken to the right place. In general, you can access your APN settings by going to “settings” then clicking on “wireless networks” or “network & internet” then “mobile network,” and finally “Access Point Names.”

You can delete whatever settings are already in your phone or device before you attempt to add one of the new ones shown below. Deleting your existing APNs require you to first click on the actual APN itself, then click on the 3 dot menu, then click on delete. Sometimes it will not be possible to delete them. All you will be able to do is add new APNs to your existing ones or reset the ones that are already there. To reset your APNs, do not click on the actual APN settings, but rather click on the 3 dot menu and click “reset to default.” To add new APNs like the ones shown below, you should see either a + sign next to the 3 dot menu or the word “ADD” depending on your device. Clicking on that will allow you to add new APNS. Once your are done adding all the appropriate settings, you’ll have to click on the 3 dot menu again and then “save” to store them in your phone.

Below are tables of different APNs. You DO NOT need to add all the different tables of APNs to your device. You only need to add one. Once you have one that is working, stop. Do not try adding others. In general, the tables are listed in the order of which ones you should try first.

Red Pocket Mobile works on multiple carrier networks. Choose the APN corresponding to the carrier that you are using Red Pocket with.

APN Red Pocket AT&T Default
APN NameRed Pocket
APNERESELLER
Proxy
Port
Username
Password
Server
MMSChttp://mmsc.mobile.att.net
MMS Proxyproxy.mobile.att.net
MMS Port80
MCC310
MNC410
Authentication TypeNone
APN Typedefault,mms,supl
APN ProtocolIPv4
APN Roaming Protocol
BearerUnspecified
MVNO TypeIMSI
MVNO Type310410x

APN AT&T Alternate 1
APN NameRed Pocket Mobile
APNatt.mvno
Proxyproxy.mvno.rpmobileweb.com
Port80
Username
Password
Server66.209.11.33
MMSChttp://mmsc.cingular.com
MMS Proxyproxy.mvno.rpmobileweb.com
MMS Port80
MCC310
MNC410
Authentication Type
APN Typedefault,supl,mms
APN Protocol
APN Roaming Protocol
Bearer
MVNO Type
MVNO Type

APN ATT Alt
APN NameRed Pocket
APNRESELLER
Proxy
Port80
Username
Password
Server
MMSChttp://mmsc.mobile.att.net
MMS Proxyproxy.mobile.att.net
MMS Port80
MCC310
MNC410
Authentication Type
APN Typedefault,mms,supl
APN ProtocolIPv4
APN Roaming ProtocolIPv4
Bearer
MVNO Type
MVNO Type

APN AT&T Alternate 2
APN NameRed Pocket Mobile
APNPRODATA
Proxyproxy.mvno.rpmobileweb.com
Port80
Username
Password
Server66.209.11.33
MMSChttp://mmsc.cingular.com
MMS Proxyproxy.mvno.rpmobileweb.com
MMS Port80
MCC310
MNC410
Authentication Type
APN Typedefault,supl,mms
APN Protocol
APN Roaming Protocol
Bearer
MVNO Type
MVNO Type

APN AT&T Alternate 3
APN NameRed Pocket
APNPRODATA
Proxy
Port
Username
Password
Server
MMSChttp://mmsc.mobile.att.net
MMS Proxyproxy.mobile.att.net
MMS Port80
MCC310
MNC410
Authentication Type
APN Typedefault,mms,supl
APN ProtocolIPv4
APN Roaming ProtocolIPv4
Bearer
MVNO TypeGID
MVNO Type4201

APN BestMVNO Verified On Verizon
APN NameVerizon
APNVZWINTERNET
Proxy
Port
Username
Password
Server
MMSC
MMS Proxy
MMS Port
MCC311
MNC480
Authentication TypeNone
APN Typedefault,dun,supl
APN ProtocolIPv4/IPv6
APN Roaming ProtocolIPv4/IPv6
BearerHSPA,GPRS,EDGE,eHRPD,UMTS,LTE,HSPAP,HSDPA,HSUPA
MVNO Type
MVNO Type

APN T-Mobile
APN NameRed Pocket
APNwholesale
Proxy
Port
Username
Password
Server
MMSChttp://wholesale.mmsmvno.com/mms/wapenc
MMS Proxy216.155.165.50
MMS Port8080
MCC
MNC
Authentication Type
APN Typedefault,supl,mms
APN Protocol
APN Roaming Protocol
Bearer
MVNO Type
MVNO Type

APN T-Mobile Alternate
APN NameRed Pocket
APNwholesale
Proxy
Port
Username
Password
Server
MMSChttp://wholesale.mmsmvno.com/mms/wapenc
MMS Proxy
MMS Port
MCC
MNC
Authentication Type
APN Type
APN Protocol
APN Roaming Protocol
Bearer
MVNO Type
MVNO Type

APN T-Mobile Alternate 2
APN NameRed Pocket
APNwholesale
Proxy
Port
Username
Password
Server
MMSChttp://wholesale.mmsmvno.com/mms/wapenc
MMS Proxy
MMS Port
MCC310
MNC260
Authentication Type
APN Typedefault,admin,fota,mms,supl,hipri,internet,dun
APN ProtocolIPv6
APN Roaming Protocol
Bearer
MVNO Type
MVNO Type






If you tried the above and nothing at all works for you, your phone shows no signal and you still can’t place calls, send texts and use data, your phone is either not compatible with the Red Pocket Mobile network or you have a bad SIM card and should request a new one from Red Pocket Mobile.

If you can use some parts of the phone like make calls and send texts but can not connect to the internet or send MMS your SIM card is fine but your phone may not be compatible with the network. It may also be that you still haven’t found a working APN for your device. You should also double check your APN settings and make sure you haven’t accidentally added a space, or comma to a setting when there shouldn’t be any.

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bru
bru
2 years ago

T-Mobile Plintron configuration (is sent automatically on first insertion if SIM is compatible with it)

Name: Plintron
APN: wholesale
MMSC: http://wholesale.mmsmvno.com/mms/wapenc
MCC: 310
MNC: 240
Authentication type: PAP
APN type: default,mms
APN protocol: IPV4
APN protocol: IPV4

Claude Kerno
Claude Kerno
3 years ago

2021-01-07 Red Pocket/GSMA (AT&T)/Moto G6 and TCL 10L phones/Colorado Springs, CO. 

Port remove 80, MMSC remove s in https.

APN Name: Red Pocket Mobile
APN: RESELLER
Proxy:
Port:
Username:
Password:
Server:
MMSC: http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
MMS Proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net
MMS Port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Authentication Type:
APN Type: default,mms,supl
APN Protocol: IPv4
APN Roaming Protocol: IPv4
Bearer:
MVNO Type:
MVNO Type:

PepperPot
PepperPot
4 years ago

1-10-2020 – This is my 2nd go around with RP. I couldn’t pass up the 15gb deal. I signed on last week Friday and noticed apps like trulia, google maps and Amazon music were not connecting in certain parts of Brooklyn despite having a 4g signal and 3-4 bars. I searched for more APN options and came across this site. I’m currently using the Red Pocket AT&T ALT 3 setting and so far (fingers crossed) it works. Yesterday I tested my phone in 2 of the 3 areas I was having issues and it worked. I also tested another area in Brooklyn that would temporarily drop my mobile connection back when I 1st tried RP and it worked in that area. That was on a different device though. MMS also works. Remember to test MMS no matter what setting you chose.

I’ll also confirm ATT Alt 2 worked for me at home. I didn’t test that setting outside. AT&T 1 worked with the edit from Anon, but MMS did not with or without his edit which is why I tested the other two settings. I was intent on testing the ATT Alt 2 settings outside, but when I input the Alt 3 settings all the other APN options I saved were erased. None of the other settings seems to have a issue coexisting except this one. Since that happened I decided to just stick with the ALT 3 settings and fortunately it worked. At some point in the future I’ll test ATT Alt 2 in field. I have not been back to work in Manhattan for two weeks so I’ll have to wait to see how this setting works through my daily commute.

YL
YL
5 years ago

I got the GMST and iphone 5s and it will not send MMS and group message. Please help!

Ravi D
Ravi D
5 years ago

Please let me know which settings to use for Lennovo Z5 android phone, I am not able to send or receive mms, tried ATT Alt 2 settings.