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Determine type of data services to use, Important, 3G PACKET DATA, QNC OR 2G PACKET DATA

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Wireless modem setup Additional software on your PC (or modification of your PC's current network settings) may also be required. For more information on VPN services, please contact your network administrator. Important: Likewise, some ISPs may not permit access to certain services from Internet connections outside of your ISP's domain (for example: checking or sending e-mail, newsgroup access) . Therefore you may not be able to use 2G or 3G packet data in conjunction with some of your home ISP's services. Please contact your ISP for more information on accessing services from outside their domain. Determine type of data services to use 7 Your phone is capable of functioning as a wireless modem for both types of data services. There are times when it may be advantageous or appropriate to use one type of data service over another. 3G PACKET DATA You may consider using 3G packet data when: • you have large amounts of data to transfer and time/speed is a factor • you are traveling and want to surf the Web or check e-mail wirelessly. Because your service provider is your Internet access point, you don't have to search for your regular ISP's local dial-up number. QNC OR 2G PACKET DATA You may consider using QNC data or 2G packet data when you are traveling and want to surf the Web or check e-mail wirelessly. Because your service provider is your Internet access point, you don't have to search for your regular ISP's local dial-up number. CIRCUIT SWITCHED DATA You may need to use CSD data when: • sending a fax to a machine connected to a traditional phone line • you do not have VPN access to your corporate LAN, Intranet, or e-mail system • your ISP does not allow use of services from outside your ISP's domain [ 45 ]

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Wireless modem setup
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Additional software on your PC (or modification of your PC’s current
network settings) may also be required. For more information on VPN
services, please contact your network administrator.
Important:
Likewise, some ISPs may not permit access to certain
services from Internet connections outside of your ISP’s domain (for
example: checking or sending e-mail, newsgroup access) . Therefore
you may not be able to use 2G or 3G packet data in conjunction with
some of your home ISP’s services. Please contact your ISP for more
information on accessing services from outside their domain.
Determine type of data services to use
Your phone is capable of functioning as a wireless modem for both types
of data services. There are times when it may be advantageous or
appropriate to use one type of data service over another.
3G PACKET DATA
You may consider using 3G packet data when:
•
you have large amounts of data to transfer and time/speed is a factor
•
you are traveling and want to surf the Web or check e-mail wirelessly.
Because your service provider is your Internet access point, you don’t
have to search for your regular ISP’s local dial-up number.
QNC OR 2G PACKET DATA
You may consider using QNC data or 2G packet data when you are
traveling and want to surf the Web or check e-mail wirelessly. Because
your service provider is your Internet access point, you don’t have to
search for your regular ISP’s local dial-up number.
CIRCUIT SWITCHED DATA
You may need to use CSD data when:
•
sending a fax to a machine connected to a traditional phone line
•
you do not have VPN access to your corporate LAN, Intranet, or e-mail
system
•
your ISP does not allow use of services from outside your ISP’s domain