The basic process is the same as for using iPass on OSX, except that for the iPod client there's no domain field. So this time the fields look like
- UserName: domain.com/username
Password: what the IT guys gave you
After you've put in your credentials in iPass, save them.
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Then go to the wireless control preference and connect to the hotspot
Go back to iPass, press 'Login' and after a few seconds you should be good to go. You'll know you're in if it says 'synchronising data'.
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Thank you for this post as well--you are a great example of how to use iPass both on your laptop and smartphone device. We look forward to hearing more about how the iPass service works for you!
ReplyDelete-- the iPass Team