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box, every time a service is detected you are asked whether you want to get
connected. Once you have confirmed that you want to get connected, the access
controller authenticates you to the service without your having to click the
Connect button.
Advanced connection controlling
Your wireless device sends keep-alive signals on a periodic basis to the access
controller in order to check the validity of the connection. If the wireless device
receives no response, the connection is ended automatically.
If you select the Enable advanced connection controlling check box, your wireless
device and the access controller can exchange additional signals, which enables a
quicker detection of lost connection.
Settings on SIM card
Your service provider's domain name and Web address can be stored on a SIM
card in SMS (Short Message Service) form. Your service provider may store these
settings on the SIM card before issuing you the card, or the service provider may
send a text message to your cellular phone when the SIM card is inserted in it.
If you have the Read settings from SIM card check box selected and new settings
are found on the SIM card, you are asked to confirm whether you want to apply
them. To accept the settings from the SIM card, click Yes.
Here you can monitor the status of the connection. The following events can be
reported:
Service detected - The wireless device has detected in the network an access
controller which authenticates you to the provided services.
Connection opened - Connection to the SIM services has been successfully
established.
Connection failed - Connection to the SIM services could not be established.
Connection closed - The connection to the SIM services has ended.
The list of events in the History area is erased when you shut down your computer.
If you want to keep track of the events occurred and be able to view them
afterwards, you should create a connection log in text file format.
To create the text file, select the Create connection log check box. To save the file
in a different folder, click Browse and select a folder. All events that occur from
now on will be listed in a text file. To view this file, click View Log.
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