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Page 5: ...5 Switching location profiles automatically 47 Viewing the connection status 48 Diagnostics 53 Chapter 3 Configuration options 55 Network global settings 55 Notification global settings 57 User preferences 59 Toolbar options 60 Peer to peer options 61 Chapter 4 Using a wireless WAN connection 63 Creating and applying a wireless WAN profile 63 Using Short Message Service SMS interface 64 Chapter 5 ...

Page 6: ...Appendix E Trademarks 83 Index 85 iv ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 7: ...oose Custom Dialer window 23 24 Manual dialer setup window 24 25 Additional settings window 25 26 Security Settings window 26 27 Add Programs window 26 28 TCP IP Settings 27 29 Static WEP Settings window 28 30 Wi Fi Settings window 29 31 802 1x Settings window 30 32 802 1x Settings Access Connections window 31 33 Select Certificate window 32 34 LEAP Settings window 36 35 EAP FAST Settings window 3...

Page 8: ...Main AC window Location Profile tab 68 55 Peer to Peer Community tab Join button 69 56 NetMeeting window 70 57 Peer to Peer community tab Leave button 71 vi ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 9: ... the command line Appendix C Getting help and technical assistance on page 79 contains information about accessing ThinkVantage Support Web sites for help and technical assistance Appendix D Notices on page 81 contains product notices and trademarks Notices used in this book This book contains the following notices designed to highlight key information v Notes These notices provide important tips ...

Page 10: ...s think thinkvantagetech accessconnections html Go to this Web page to download the latest Access Connections software and documentation ThinkVantage Personal Computing Support ThinkVantage Technologies page http www pc ibm com us think thinkvantagetech html Consult this Web page for information about ThinkVantage Technologies ThinkVantage Personal Computing Support page http www lenovo com think ...

Page 11: ...pter Ethernet a broadband device Digital Subscriber Line DSL cable modem or Integrated Services Digital Network ISDN satellite connection devices a wireless LAN or a wireless WAN adapter Virtual Private Networking VPN connections are also supported System requirements Before installing Access Connections you must consider where it will be installed and what network profiles you will want to create...

Page 12: ...he Windows XP wireless network setup menu 4 Access Connections v 4 1 supports only wireless radio control and signal status display v Updated easy to use graphic user interface Updating Access Connections Access Connections can check whether a version later than the one you have is offered on the support web site If updated version is available Access Connections will download and install it autom...

Page 13: ...n quickly and easily connect to a network with no need for you to reconfigure network settings manually Creating a location profile A location profile defines all of the settings required to establish a connection to a given network along with other settings that are location specific such as the default printer and the browser settings Access Connections provides a profile wizard that helps you c...

Page 14: ...ls about the copyright statement press More Information 2 Press OK The main window opens Figure 3 More Information window Figure 4 Access Connections main window main menu 4 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 15: ...3 On the toolbar click Locations On the popup click Create New Profile The profile wizard starts Figure 5 Main menu Locations Figure 6 Profile wizard window Chapter 2 Using location profiles 5 ...

Page 16: ...Insert the profile name It may be the physical location of the network or any other easily recognizable name Figure 7 Profile wizard Insert Profile Name 6 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 17: ...ated you can also select one of the location icons that Access Connections provides for home office airport hotspot hotel train or meeting area Figure 8 Pull down menu for Location icon Chapter 2 Using location profiles 7 ...

Page 18: ...elect the type of network connection You can select any of the types listed on the screen below Figure 9 Pull down menu for the type of network connection 8 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 19: ...the same building Access Connections will automatically determine which adapters in your computer support this type of network connection and show them in the table Choose all of the adapters you want to use When more than one network adapter has access to a network at this location Access Connections will attempt to connect using the adapter highest in the list first To change the priorities for ...

Page 20: ... only to connect to a Wired LAN Ethernet Access Connections will automatically determine which adapters in your computer support this type of network connection and show them in the table Figure 11 Create New Profile Wired LAN Ethernet 10 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 21: ... g wireless LAN only Access Connections will automatically determine which adapters in your computer support this type of network connection and show them in the table You can configure the settings for authentication and encryption Figure 12 Create New Profile Wireless LAN 802 11 Chapter 2 Using location profiles 11 ...

Page 22: ... to the broadband network through an Ethernet adapter Access Connections will automatically determine which adapters in your computer support this type of network connection and show them in the table Choose the one you want to use If your broadband connection is DSL you also must select Configure my DSL settings Figure 13 Create New Profile Wired Broadband DSL or Cable Modem 12 ThinkVantage Acces...

Page 23: ...are a standard modem attached to a telephone line and a Bluetooth modem wirelessly connected to a cellular phone Access Connections will automatically determine which adapters in your computer support this type of network connection and show them in the table Figure 14 Creating New Profile Dial up modem or cellular phone Chapter 2 Using location profiles 13 ...

Page 24: ...omatically determine which adapters in your computer support this type of network connection and show them in the table Choose the one you want to use 6 If you selected Best Available Network in step 5 on page 8 you can enable optional IEEE 802 1x authentication EAP over LAN Do as follows a Select Enable IEEE 802 1x authentication for Ethernet Figure 15 Creating New Profile Wireless WAN 14 ThinkVa...

Page 25: ...ny wireless radio associated with this profile when switching to a different location 8 Click Next 9 Enter your wireless network configuration then click Next 10 Go to step 38 on page 25 11 If you selected Wired LAN Ethernet in step 5 on page 8 you can enable IEEE 802 1x authentication for the wired network EAPoL Do as follows a Select Enable IEEE 802 1x authentication for Ethernet Figure 16 Authe...

Page 26: ...ess radio when switching to a different location 16 Click Next The wireless network configuration window appears 17 Enter the name of the wireless network to which you are attempting to connect The network name is also known as the SSID To scan for wireless networks within range of your computer and display the names of those being broadcasted by access points click Find Network To connect to any ...

Page 27: ...ng and decrypting data that is transmitted and received through the wireless network Usually you enter these keys only once They are then automatically associated with your wireless adapter each time the adapter is inserted or your computer is started Optionally if you want to use this profile to establish a wireless LAN connection before logging on to Windows select Use this profile to connect du...

Page 28: ...indows Zero configuration service manage this wireless connection The settings for configuring security for this wireless connection will be managed by Windows and cannot be exported by Access Connections For more information about each of the wireless security types see Wireless security settings on page 28 21 Click Properties then enter the additional settings for your selected security type The...

Page 29: ...ng data such as video stream Power save mode You can adjust the power saving mode in three stages The mode can be set for each location profile Preferred Access Point MAC Addresses If you specify a MAC address for the access point the connection will be made only to that address If you do not specify a MAC address the system will find an SSID automatically and connect to that SSID Contact your net...

Page 30: ...phonebook settings page is displayed 27 Choose or create a phonebook entry To enter the details of the DSL account click Properties Figure 20 Phonebook settings window 20 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 31: ...ation then click OK 29 Click Next 30 Go to step 38 on page 25 31 If you selected Dial up Modem or Cellular Phone in step 5 on page 8 click Next 32 For a dial up connection a dialer program is required Figure 21 Enter Your DSL Account Details window Chapter 2 Using location profiles 21 ...

Page 32: ...To use a dialer application provided by your service provider select Find my dialer program Figure 22 Find my dialer program window 22 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 33: ...Enter the path by clicking Select my Dialer Program Figure 23 Choose Custom Dialer window Chapter 2 Using location profiles 23 ...

Page 34: ...ng wireless WAN client utility option If you select the Using Access Connections option which is available for integrated cards you can then choose the connection that you want to attempt and then select advanced settings to configure your network or roaming preferences If you select Using wireless WAN client utility you can then browse for the utility provided by the service provider Launch the c...

Page 35: ...ry and then click the corresponding Settings button or enter a value into the corresponding text field To leave the settings for a category unchanged while this profile is active do not select the corresponding check box Network Security On the Security Settings window select one or more of the following options Disable file and printer sharing Prevents other computers on a Microsoft based network...

Page 36: ...enabled to use the VPN connection clear this check box Start Applications Automatically You can select programs that should be launched automatically You can specify whether the program is to execute before or after the network connection of the profile becomes active To close the program automatically when you switch to another profile select the check box to the left of the registered program Fi...

Page 37: ... switch locations Override TCP IP and DNS Defaults Choose whether TCP IP and DNS settings should be obtained automatically from a DHCP network server or defined locally by use of static addresses Enable VPN Connection Choose whether to use a virtual private network VPN to connect to the Internet For more information about setting a VPN connection see Editing VPN settings on page 40 Override Home P...

Page 38: ...e for a 64 bit key and 104 bits or 13 alphanumeric characters are available for a 128 bit key Encrypt data transmission using Select one of the four keys defined below The selected key is used for encrypting the actual data transmission The key can be entered in either alphanumeric or hexadecimal characters For the number of characters see Data encryption Use this profile to connect during Windows...

Page 39: ...t You can use either alphanumeric or hexadecimal characters if you use hexadecimal be sure to enter all 64 digits correctly Use this profile to connect during Windows logon Select this check box if you want to connect to the network by use of this profile when you first power on your computer without logging on to Windows Using Windows standard features to configure 802 1x If your computer is runn...

Page 40: ...o a different location you can switch to a different location profile For a Windows configured location profile however you will need to logon to Windows again Automatic location switching that involves domain logon is not supported To configure 802 1x by use of Windows standard functions select Use Windows to Configure Wireless Network as the wireless security type The 802 1x Settings windows ope...

Page 41: ... choose Use IEEE 802 1x authentication for the security type If you selected Use Windows to configure wireless network for the security mode Windows XP will configure the wireless connection Using IEEE802 1x Authentication To use functions of Access Connections in configuring the settings for authenticating Wireless LAN 802 1x select Use IEEE 802 1x authentication The 802 1x Settings window opens ...

Page 42: ...ficate If the server certificate has to be verified select the Validate server certificate check box and specify the certificate of a reliable route certificate issuer If the server name is in the specific domain specify the domain name in the server name field If the server certificate does not need to be verified leave the Validate server certificate check box blank In this case the application ...

Page 43: ...reliability of the server and the connection will not be tightly secured Roaming type In the Roaming type field enter the user account name that is already registered on Func Software Odyssey Server This should be the name specified in the user ID field of the Tunnel authentication setting Tunnel authentication MS CHAP V2 is the protocol available for the Tunnel authentication The following settin...

Page 44: ...P V2 v GTC Generic Token Card When tunnel authentication is set to MS CHAP V2 you can configure the following settings enter the name specified for the Roaming type field Use Windows logon name and password The user ID and password that are used for Windows logon will be used for tunnel authentication as well This setting is valid for activating the Single sign on function which authenticates EAP ...

Page 45: ...rd If you select this setting a message will be displayed when you deploy this location profile asking you to enter the user ID and password for tunnel authentication After you enter the necessary information the authentication will start This option is used to connect to the wireless network manually Use saved user ID and password The user ID and password for the tunnel authentication are set in ...

Page 46: ...d for LEAP authentication This setting is valid for activating the Single sign on function which processes LEAP authentication by use of the user ID and password for logon to Windows To enable this setting go to Option and select the check box for Use Windows logon user name and password to authenticate the wireless network Tunnel authentication and logon to the domain server will be processed sim...

Page 47: ...thentication is enabled the available user ID and password will be used for LEAP authentication at Windows logon and the computer will log on to the Windows domain server To enable this setting go to Option and select the check box for Use Windows logon user name and password to authenticate the wireless network Include Windows logon domain with user name Select this check box if the network conta...

Page 48: ... password The user ID and password for Windows logon will also be used for EAP FAST authentication This setting is valid for activating the Single sign on function which processes the EAP FAST authentication by use of the user ID and password for Windows logon To enable this setting go to Option and select the check box for Use Windows logon user name and password to authenticate the wireless netw...

Page 49: ...heck box for Use Windows logon user name and password to authenticate the wireless network Protected Access Credential PAC Allow automatic PAC provisioning for this profile To process EAP FAST authentication by automatically receiving a PAC file from Cisco ACS server select this check box Automatic PAC provisioning is useful if you want to use the EAP FAST authentication to log on to the Windows s...

Page 50: ...ny and then click Select my VPN program You also can configure Access Connections to launch the VPN application automatically when you switch to this location profile and to close it automatically when you switch to a different one If you select Use my existing VPN program provided by my company Access Connections starts this program To use the IBM Mobility Client select I use IBM Mobility Client ...

Page 51: ...roceed to create the VPN connection by clicking the Add button To disconnect the VPN connection automatically when you switch to another profile select the check box for Launch VPN program automatically when switching to this location and close it automatically when switching to another location button For some VPN programs this command may not work Figure 37 VPN settings Manually set up a VPN con...

Page 52: ...owing actions found under Profile Action Create Create a new location profile Edit Modify the settings used in the selected profile Copy Copy the selected profile View Show a summary of the settings used in the selected profile Rename Change the name of the selected location profile Desktop Shortcuts Create a desktop shortcut for the selected location profile You can create a shortcut to connect a...

Page 53: ...rofiles you use most often Then you will be able to switch on a location profile by clicking the shortcut icon for it To create a shortcut icon open the Manage Location Profile panel select the profile and right click it From the pull down menu select either Create Shortcut Connect or Create Shortcut Disconnect You can switch to a different profile by entering a command from the command prompt pat...

Page 54: ...rom the Locations pull down menu and then click Connect To connect from the on screen menu do the following 1 Press and hold the Fn key on your keyboard and then press F5 Release both keys 2 The on screen menu is displayed Click the Location Profiles tab 3 Select the location profile that matches where you are To connect from the system tray icon click the Access Connections icon in the system tra...

Page 55: ... of available access points is displayed An access point for an available network is indicated as follows The following four icons indicate the type of wireless connection v Secured wireless LAN network v Non secured open wireless LAN network v Secured peer to peer network v Non secured open peer to peer network Figure 41 Find Wireless Networks window Chapter 2 Using location profiles 45 ...

Page 56: ...eated automatically or a temporary connection can be established without saving a location profile In both cases you can only connect to an unencrypted access point To connect to an encrypted access point use the profile with the correct encryption key If you are using Windows XP and if the profile is created automatically by default the setting for sharing files and printers is disabled and the f...

Page 57: ...e and then clicking Higher or Lower 4 If you want Access Connections to check for available wired networks in addition to wireless LAN networks when switching automatically select Include Ethernet connections in automatic switching and prompt me to save Ethernet ports If this option is enabled Access Connections will automatically obtain identifying information a MAC address for each new Ethernet ...

Page 58: ...sociated with this tab graphically depicts the status for the location profile selected in the Locations pull down menu For more details hold the mouse over any graphic Examples of graphics shown in this window as they typically appear from left to right are as follows v Computer connected to the network v Computer disconnected from the network v Firewall on v blank Firewall off v Open non secured...

Page 59: ...ured encrypted wired network communication in progress v Open non secured wireless network communication in progress v Secured encrypted wireless network communication in progress v Disconnected from DSL network device v Connected to wireless access point Chapter 2 Using location profiles 49 ...

Page 60: ...reless access point v Connected to Ethernet network v Connected to Ethernet network with VPN enabled v Disconnected from Ethernet network v Connected to wireless WAN network v Connected to wireless WAN network with VPN enabled 50 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 61: ...ns Access Connections provides two task tray icons One is for general connection status the other is for either wireless LAN or wireless WAN detailed status Icons for the status of Access Connections v No location profile is active or none exists v The current location profile is disconnected v The current location profile is connected v Peer to Peer Community is active Chapter 2 Using location pr...

Page 62: ...strength of the wireless connection is marginal v Power to the wireless radio is on The signal strength of the wireless connection is poor To improve signal strength move your system closer to the wireless access point Icons for status of wireless WAN v Power to the WAN radio is off v No association v No signal v Signal level 1 v Signal level 2 v Signal level 3 52 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4...

Page 63: ...he network settings v Connection status v Ping v Trace Route v IP Configuration The Event Log tab is provided for use in solving problems with network connections and can be used by a support center to investigate the causes To display the Diagnostic Tools panel from the main Access Connections panel click Properties You can also reach that panel from the window that appears when the connection to...

Page 64: ... that can be used by a support center to diagnose a problem When an attempt to connect to a network fails the causes of problems and possible solutions for them are displayed along with the current settings of the network 54 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 65: ... The following options and preferences can be configured v Network global settings v Notification global settings v User preferences v Toolbar options v Peer to peer options Network global settings To configure network global settings do the following 1 On the menu bar of the main window of Access Connections select Configure 2 Select Global Settings 3 Click the Network tab Lenovo 2006 Portions IB...

Page 66: ...w Windows users without administrator privileges to create and apply location profiles Select this option to enable users to create and apply location profiles regardless of the windows logon privilege they have administrator or limited user Only a user who has logged on with administrator privileges Figure 45 Global Settings Network tab 56 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 67: ...reless LAN profiles Select this option to disable the Adhoc connection Enable automatic wireless LAN radio control Select this option to enable automatic control of power on and off for the wireless LAN radio Allow selection of location profiles with Fn F5 On Screen Display menu If you select this option pressing Fn F5 will display a current list of location profiles on the Fn F5 on screen menu Yo...

Page 68: ...f this computer The following global settings can be configured Show Access Connections status icon in task tray If you select this option the Windows task tray will show an icon that displays the status of Access Connections Figure 46 Global Settings Notification tab 58 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 69: ... a profile is being applied Select this option to display the progress indicator window while a profile is being applied User preferences To configure the user preferences do the following 1 On the menu bar of the main window of Access Connections click Configure 2 Select User Preferences The window opens 3 Make the necessary changes and click OK Figure 47 User preferences Chapter 3 Configuration ...

Page 70: ...uick access to frequently used functions You can change the size of the icons in the toolbar and choose which features to include To customize the toolbar do the following 1 On the menu bar of the main window of Access Connections click Configure 2 Click Toolbar Options The following window opens 3 To add the icon for the function to the toolbar choose it from the list of available toolbar buttons...

Page 71: ...igure 2 Click Toolbar Options 3 Click Reset 4 Click Close Peer to peer options To configure the peer to peer options do the following 1 On the menu bar of the main window of Access Connections click Configure 2 Select Peer to Peer Options The window opens 3 Make the necessary changes and click OK Peer to peer options apply to all users of this computer The following peer to peer options can be con...

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Page 73: ...on for the user to launch Verizon custom dialer When Verizon custom dialer is launched all connection and status control is displayed by the custom dialer In this case Access Connections main window shows minimum information IP address send receive byte counts Note When a wireless WAN client manager such as VzAccess Manager or Vodafone Mobile Connect is running the Fn F5 on screen window does not ...

Page 74: ...ided by your service provider The instructions for activation come with the PCMCIA card Using Short Message Service SMS interface Sierra Wireless Short Message Service SMS is a utility for sending text files To send a message go to the user interface window for SMS and do as follows 1 On the main menu bar click Tools 2 Select Wireless Wide Area Network WAN Note The Wireless WAN menu in Access Conn...

Page 75: ...file transfer feature Preparing the peer to peer connection If you have enabled an Internet firewall a peer to peer connection cannot be established unless a user with administrator privilege has created an exception rule If you do not have this privilege ask the computer administrator to change the firewall settings for you Windows Firewall for a computer running Windows XP SP2 1 From the Control...

Page 76: ...The Windows Firewall window opens 3 Select the Exception tab and click the Add Program button Figure 52 Windows Firewall window 66 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 77: ...se the Security Center Other firewalls If you use a firewall other than the Windows firewall consult your program manual to make rules covering exceptions If your firewall does not support program control open the ports listed in Table 1 Table 1 Preparing the peer to peer connection Application Protocol Port Default Path NetMeeting TCP UDP 522 C Program Files NetMeeting conf exe TCP UDP 1503 TCP U...

Page 78: ... follow the steps below Note Peer to peer connection may be blocked by a firewall Temporarily disable the firewall program or add NetMeeting and Access Connections to exception rules For details about configuring your computer for peer to peer connection see Preparing the peer to peer connection on page 65 1 Open the main AC window The Location Profiles tab is displayed by default 2 Click the Peer...

Page 79: ...ge the wireless mode go to Configure menu A short explanation of the use of the peer to peer capability is displayed in the list box at the center The three application buttons at the bottom and the Received Files button at the right are disabled until the user is connected to a group 4 Click the Join button 5 ThinkPad Community starts setting up the wireless network The following settings are con...

Page 80: ... restores the previous wireless adapter configurations Note The Close button closes only the progress indicator dialog box If this is the first use of Peer to Peer Community and NetMeeting the NetMeeting initialization dialog appears Enter at least your first and last name and your e mail address and click Next Figure 56 NetMeeting window 70 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 81: ...ger Using peer to peer connection After the peer to peer connection is established you can do the following Send files To send a file to other members click the Send File button to start the File Transfer applet of NetMeeting By default the files a user receives are stored in the following folder in the user s document folder Access Connections Received Files To change the folder go to the Configu...

Page 82: ...sked to select the installation type select Complete v If your computer is running Windows XP upgraded with SP2 go to the Microsoft Download Center http www microsoft com downloads and search for Windows XP Service Pack 2 Support Tools Download the program into your temporary directory and execute it Follow the instructions presented by the Setup Wizard When you are asked to select the installatio...

Page 83: ...ge 5 Can I have a software application start automatically every time I connect with a particular location profile You can specify when the software should be started before or after switching network connections in the Additional settings of a location profile 6 How many location profiles can I create You can create as many as you need There is no maximum 7 To use the latest Access Connections wh...

Page 84: ... made subject to restrictions 2 You cannot change settings that have been imported from the distribution package and made subject to restrictions However all users can create modify or delete a location profile for dial up 3 In the network global settings you need to select the option Allow Windows users without administrator privileges to create and apply location profiles 11 I cannot switch loca...

Page 85: ...ogging on to Windows you may not be able to log on to the domain Instead your computer may try to get access to copies of the most recently requested network that have been stored in the cache of your computer If the computer gets access to the copies locally you cannot use some functions that are covered by logon script or logon policies To make sure that you can log on to the domain Access Conne...

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Page 87: ...ly for files with loc extension path qctray exe exp location profile path Migrate all location profiles path qctray exe migratelocations Apply dummy SSID profile for wireless cards regardless of which profile was most recently active and return immediately Do not turn off the Wireless Radio path qctray exe disconnectwl Close AcMainGUI AcTray AcWlIcon modules path qctray exe exit Enter a special mo...

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Page 89: ...following the troubleshooting procedures that are provided in the online help or in the publications that are provided with your computer and software The information that comes with your computer also describes the diagnostic tests that you can perform Most PC systems operating systems and programs come with information that contains troubleshooting procedures and explanations of error messages a...

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Page 91: ... information herein these changes will be incorporated in new editions of the publication Lenovo may make improvements and or changes in the product s and or the program s described in this publication at any time without notice The products described in this document are not intended for use in implantation or other life support applications where malfunction may result in injury or death to pers...

Page 92: ...estimated through extrapolation Actual results may vary Users of this document should verify the applicable data for their specific environment 82 ThinkVantage Access Connections 4 1 User s Guide ...

Page 93: ...cense Approach Lotus Lotus Notes Lotus Organizer Freelance Graphics SmartSuite Word Pro 1 2 3 Microsoft Windows and Outlook are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States other countries or both Intel LANDesk and Intel SpeedStep are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries Other company product or service na...

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Page 95: ...Configure my DSL settings 12 D default printer 27 diagnostic tools 53 connections status 53 IP configuration 53 ping 53 trace route 53 diagnostics 53 Dial up modem or cellular phone 13 dial up connection 13 dialer program 21 DSL 12 19 phonebook 20 E EAP over LAN 14 EAP TLS 32 EAP TTLS 33 EAPoL 15 exception rule 65 F firewall 65 Fn F5 44 57 I icon Access Connections status 51 58 connection status 4...

Page 96: ...lbar options 60 U Use 802 1x EAP Cisco LEAP 38 Use IEEEE 802 1x Authentication 31 Access point authentication 31 data encryption 31 EAP type 32 use client certificate 32 Validate server authentication 32 Use Static WEP Keys 28 Use Wi Fi Protected Access Pre Shared Key WPA PSK 29 Use Windows to configure wireless network 29 user preferences 59 V VPN connection enabling 26 27 settings 40 VPN program...

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