https://wiki.swcp.com/w/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=KB_71KB 71 - Revision history2026-10-08T18:06:30ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.45.1https://wiki.swcp.com/w/index.php?title=KB_71&diff=459&oldid=prevJamii: New page: ===Can I use iPass with my Windows CE PDA?=== Article:71 Created:2000-08-10 18:54:21 Categories: Travel ====Question or Symptom==== Is it possible to use iPass without the iPass cli...2008-06-05T05:39:04Z<p>New page: ===Can I use iPass with my Windows CE PDA?=== Article:71 Created:2000-08-10 18:54:21 Categories: Travel ====Question or Symptom==== Is it possible to use iPass without the iPass cli...</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>===Can I use iPass with my Windows CE PDA?===<br />
Article:71<br />
Created:2000-08-10 18:54:21<br />
Categories:<br />
Travel<br />
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====Question or Symptom====<br />
Is it possible to use iPass without the iPass client? With Windows CE,<br />
Palm Pilots, Linux, etc?<br />
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====Resolution====<br />
iPass now has a client for Windows CE and PalmOS. It requires a Windows <br />
application to construct a small version of the phonebook. For this reason<br />
and because iPass doesn't have a Linux client, I'm leaving the following<br />
out of date article available.<br />
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iPass doesn't support this, but there are several hacks that have worked. The<br />
iPass phonebook contains information about each POP such as whether you need<br />
a script to get connected, or the POP recognizes the IPASS prefix. The easiest<br />
way to use iPass without the iPass client is to find an entry in the phonebook<br />
that has an IPASS/ in the script field. An iPass entry is made up of 12 fields<br />
on a line separated by vertical bars. The nineth field is the script field. <br />
It tells the dialer what script to use, or to use the IPASS/ prefix. For a POP<br />
that uses the IPASS/ prefix all you need to do is enter your loginname @swcp.com<br />
preceeded by the IPASS/ prefix into your dialing software. Use your swcp password<br />
for the password.For example:<br />
<br />
Username: IPASS/toad@swcp.com<br />
Password: myswcppassword<br />
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Enter the phone number from field 5 into the phone number field of your dialing<br />
software.<br />
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If you need a POP that requires an actual script, you'll need to have software<br />
that is capable of processing a script.<br />
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The following is a URL describing this process with a Windows CE device.<br />
http://www.cewindows.net/wce/ipass.htm <br />
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====Related URLS====<br />
http://www.cewindows.net/wce/ipass.htm<br />
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====Related KB articles====<br />
[[KB 73]] Using iPass with unsupported platforms.</div>Jamii