OpenVPN Support Forum

freeman wrote:Apparently there is an undocumented API that can be used to extend VPN support.
We need to pressure Apple into documenting it.

http://blog.michael.kuron-germany.de/20 ... nyconnect/

howardwize wrote:Cisco’s new AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client for Apple iOS allows IT managers and end users to get what they both want: a secure, yet flexible, browsing experience. The client is designed to work with Cisco’s VPN and web security appliances to provide robust authentication, application controls, and policy enforcement; it uses SSL and DTLS for communication and can be configured manually, or by importing profiles created with Cisco AnyConnect or Apple’s iPhone Configuration Utility

Mathieu wrote:

Is there any work if Apple will let VoIP service providers set up apps that allow iphone user to use SIP software, or do I still have to jailbreak my iphone in order to do anything like this? I would like to set up voip on my iphone, but it seems like the only way to do it at this point is through jailbreaking, which I do not want to do because it will void my warranty. Anyone know if there is any other way to get voip on the iphone? or if there are any good apps for this? Thanks.

Not sure if I understood well what you're searching for but I myself use iCall Free for which you do not need jailbreak.

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http://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/icall-free-voip/id293837001?mt=8

http://lightvape.com/blog/cigarette-electronique-prix/

I've also use Skype for a while and even if you got to pay, it's still great!

Have a nice day!

Mathieu