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Matteo Corti — Nokia E90 Communicator: VPN ClientAt the moment (October 2007) there is no VPN client available for Symbian S60 3rd Edition devices (not even the mVPN from Nokia). This is an official answer from Nokia Business Support in Germany:
Sehr geehrter Herr Corti,
bezugnehmend auf Ihren Anruf möchten wir uns für Ihre Zeit und Ihr
Interesse bedanken, das Sie an Lösungen für IP-Sicherheit und Mobilität von
Nokia gezeigt haben.
Nokia verbindet seine Expertise im Bereich Business Mobiltelefone, sicherer
Netzwerkzugang und mobile Anwendungen für die Entwicklung vollständig
integrierter mobiler Geschäftslösungen. - Wir bieten optimierte Mobilität
und hohes Integrationspotential.
Wie in unserem Telefonat bereits erwähnt, ist uns leider nicht bekannt wann
ein VPN Client für das E 90 zur Verfügung steht.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
I*** B*** (name removed)
Nokia Enterprise Solutions
email: ipsecurity.emea@nokia.com
Phone: +49 (0)69 22 22 20 368
www.nokiaforbusiness.com
That roughly translates as:
Dear Mr. Corti,
regarding your call, we would like to thank you for your time and your
interest for Nokia IP Security and Mobility solutions.
[...]
As already stated on the phone, it is sadly not know when a VPN client for the E90 will be available.
Best regards,
[...]
It is quite unbelievable that Nokia sells
business devices and VPN solutions which cannot
communicate (note the irony in the E90 complete name: "E90
Commnunicator") but this seems the case at the moment.
The workaround: N80 VPN clientIf you are still able to find a copy of the VPN client for the Nokia N80 you can installing by setting your device date to 2007-01-01 (you can reset it to the current date after the installation). I was able to download a copy here: http://gallery.mobile9.com/f/45576/Policy filesYou will need a VPN policy file and you will have to install it on your phone. The policy
SignaturesEach application which is installed on a S60v3 phone needs to be digitally signed. You can:
Self signing
PatchingSean Bemont sent me this interesting link on how to configure your phone to automatically sign installed applications: http://www.ipmart-forum.com/showthread.php?t=250439 I didn't have time to test it so I'll leave the task to you :-) Using VPNDefine a new policy for each SSID you want to use (Tools / Settings / Connection / VPN / VPN access points / Edit / New access point) specifying the policy you installed earlier |
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