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Do You Use Your Mobile Phone to Access the Internet?
Post 302358613 by Neo on Saturday 3rd of October 2009 12:46:37 PM
10-03-2009
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FWIW, I just purchased a new black Nokia E63. I don't know why they made a red and blue one, LOL. Well, I do know a young lady who works nearby who purchased a red one 
It runs PuTTY and Opera Mini quite well
The screen is smaller than my old and abused Nokia E61, but it feels new and has a much more "cool" factor, so I'm hooked! The keyboard feels great, as does the joystick.
Purchased a (slow) unlimited GPRS package for around $17 a month, but it works OK most of the time.
I logged into the server and ran some commands just fine with PuTTY so I'm happy
It runs PuTTY and Opera Mini quite well
The screen is smaller than my old and abused Nokia E61, but it feels new and has a much more "cool" factor, so I'm hooked! The keyboard feels great, as does the joystick.
Purchased a (slow) unlimited GPRS package for around $17 a month, but it works OK most of the time.
I logged into the server and ran some commands just fine with PuTTY so I'm happy
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mip6d
mip6d(1) Mobile IPv6 and NEMO Daemon mip6d(1) NAME
mip6d - UMIP Mobile IPv6 and NEMO Basic Support protocol implementation SYNOPSIS
mip6d [options] DESCRIPTION
Mobile IPv6 and NEMO Basic Support implementation OPTIONS
-V, --version Display version information and copyright -?, -h, --help Display this help text -c <file> Read configuration from <file>. If option is not present, default path (/etc/mip6d.conf) is used. These options override values read from config file: -d <number> Set debug level (0-10) -C, --correspondent-node Node is CN -H, --home-agent Node is HA -M, --mobile-node Node is MN SIGNALS
The following signals can be sent to the daemon: SIGHUP Reload the configuration. See mip6d.conf(5) for information on supported option reload. SIGINT, SIGTERM Terminates the daemon operation. FILES
/etc/mip6d.conf SEE ALSO
mip6d.conf(5), mipv6(7), RFC6275: Mobility Support in IPv6 RFC3776: Using IPsec to Protect Mobile IPv6 Signaling Between Mobile Nodes and Home Agents RFC4877: Mobile IPv6 Operation with IKEv2 and the Revised IPsec Architecture RFC3963: Network Mobility (NEMO) Basic Support Protocol May 16, 2005 mip6d(1)