Debunking the Multi-NAI Myth

[jaak]

Originally Posted by hunterdg;99253When ICS is invoked [I

without[/I] a pre-existing data connection, ICS sees that M.IP 1 is NOT connected and thus prefixes M.IP 1 NAI with 'pam', becoming 'username@pam.sprintpcs.com' (this is normal behavior for all phones) the phone then attempts to connect, and gets booted (error 67) when no PAM plan is found on users account.

So, does this imply that you could have a PAM account with a simple DNS hack?

EDIT: Oops, no, since that is the user id, that wouldn't be a DNS hack.