[cisco-voip] Text message on IpPhone

[Robert Kulagowski]

> It works fine the lonely issue I had now is the authentication on 
> IpPhone. I use service mobility. But message appear on phone when I 
> known the login and password of the user.

If you're willing to modify Cisco-provided software, go to the .asp page 
that's used for authorization and modify that so that it always returns 
authenticated=true for a special username and password that you define. 
  So, in the code you'd have something like

if (username="message" and password="popup") then
{
return authenticated
}

Put this somewhere near the top of the .asp page so that it's evaluated 
first, and when you run your code you just need to pass message and 
"popup" as the username / password pair.

You can find the .asp page by looking at your enterprise parameters; one 
of the URLs will be the one for authentication.  Make a copy before you 
start editing!