Static Route on Windows Mobile 5

Question

Does anyone know how to set up a static route on a windows mobile 5 device?

Answer 1

There's an API call (SetIpForwardEntry) to do it, so presumably it's possible. It doesn't sound like there are any built-in tools, however, to manipulate the routing table.

There was, apparently, a utility called PocketCMD that contained, amongst other useful utilities, a route command that apparently worked. The official download link for PocketCMD is dead now, but you may be able to locate it by Gooogling around for it.