N70 Packet Data/Access Points?

I got my phone from a friend about a year ago. He had a Telstra sim card in it, but I had a Vodafone. So I put my sim card in, but the MMS wouldn't work. So I changed a few settings and managed to fix it.
However, my phone recently had it's memory wiped, including all the setting changes I made.
But now the MMS isn't working again!
I tried to change the packet data/access point stuff, but it doesn't come up with anything to do with Vodafone...only Telstra.
Please help?

Hi, just go to your local nokia website. Settings can be ordered from the support section. Settings will be sent to you by sms.

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