iPass Connect for Windows

Roaming Fee

Important

Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) : ipass.netfront.net
Login first at : http://ipass.netfront.net/ without using a proxy server.

When connecting to the Internet using our iPass service, please follow these steps to send e-mail properly via Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) ipass.netfront.net.

	Without using a proxy server, point your browser to http://ipass.netfront.net/. You will be asked for your login username and password. Input your dialup username (without the @netfront.net) and password. Your password will be SSL encrypted.
	On your e-mail software, change the Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP server) to ipass.netfront.net

You can then send e-mail normally with ipass.netfront.net as SMTP server. Alternatively, you can retrieve e-mail at http://webmail.netfront.net/ anywhere in the world.

We ask for your understanding because we have to protect  our mail servers from spammers.Please contact our technical support at (852)-25171209 for further assistance.

How to Roam For Windows USER

The iPass Microsoft Connection Manager for Windows
The iPass Dial Wizard contains an international phone book with every iPass access point and login information. It does this based on the specific cities for which you want to have a dial-up iPass connection.

Requirements
The iPass MCM is for Windows users. Users must have Dial-Up Networking installed in the My Computer folder.

How to Install the iPass MCM

System Requirements
Your system must have the following:

	Windows 95/98 or Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 3 or later
	Dial-Up Networking

Most Windows come with these features. Refer to your Microsoft documentation for more information.

Procedure 1 : Download the iPass MCM
To begin, download the iPass MCM from your company intranet or ISP web site.

Procedure 2 : Installation
To install:

	Double-click the executable file.The installation process begins.
	Follow the directions on the screen.

Procedure 3 : How to Use The iPass MCM
To use the iPass MCM:

1.	Double-click the desktop icon.
2.	In the User name: field, enter: username@netfront.net. An example of a user name and domain is joeuser@netfront.net where the user name is joeuser and the domain is netfront.net. You must include the @netfront.net to invoke the iPass service.
3.	Leave the "Domain" field blank, if any.
4.	Click Properties. The Connections Settings window appears.
5.	In the Connect Using dialog entry, select the correct modem. Note: If you only have one modem, it is shown as default.
6.	Click Phone Book for the primary phone number. The Phone Book window appears.
7.	Select the country and region you are dialing from, and the access number.
8.	Click OK. The Phone Book window closes.
Verify the Dial Properties are correct:
1.	Click the Dialing Rules button. The Dial Properties window appears.
2.	Fill in the appropriate location information for where you are dialing from as well as any necessary dial strings (i.e. accessing an outside line from a hotel, etc).
3.	Click OK. The Dial Properties window closes.
4.	Click OK on the Connection Properties window. The window closes.
To connect.
1.	On the main connection screen, enter your password.
2.	Click Connect.
Once authentication is achieved, a connection icon (iPass logo) appears in the bottom right corner of the Windows Taskbar. Select and right-click this icon for viewing connection information and disconnecting the connection. Upgrading the iPass MCM Phone Book If your service profile has the functionality built into it, newer versions of the iPass phone book are updated automatically via the dynamic phone book updates. Uninstalling the iPass MCM To uninstall the iPass MCM, right click the desktop icon and select Delete. Troubleshooting If you have problems, please check the following:
	Modem is connected and plugged in.
	Phone line is connected to your modem.
	Dial-up Networking is installed
	Dial-up Scripting is installed
	Dial properties are filled out correctly (i.e., it shows the correct location you are dialing from).
If you can not connect from your hotel room, verify that you may or may not need to enter a special prefix such as 8 or 9. iPass often works with many service providers in major business centers in the event one service provider suffers a temporary outage. If you have already successfully in using the iPass service and you are having trouble connecting through a particular access point, check to see if there is an alternative number to use. Before You Roam Please find below three points that you should check before you travel.
1.	Test the Dial Wizard before roaming Follow the instructions for installing the iPass Dial Wizard and test its operability before you begin traveling. We also recommended you set up alternative access numbers before you begin roaming (this is a precautionary measure as some access points can occasionally be unavailable).
2.	Different modems functioning worldwide Many countries have different telecommunications laws and practices. Check with your modem supplier to ensure your modem will be compatible with the phone systems in the country where you are traveling. Many of the older modems are not compatible from country to country. Make sure you have all compatible electrical power adapters needed for the country where you are roaming. For some comprehensive information about international phone systems, please see: http://www.teleadapt.com/ .