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Figure 39. Successful Data Connection
Once the connection is activated, the negotiated QoS parameters will be displayed in the “QoS
Parameters" table. In case they are different from the requested ones, the table will be updated with
the negotiated values.
To find out how to modify the on-air connection parameters, refer to Creating a New
Connection Profile .
5. On the Notifications page the signal quality should now move to being between 56 to 67 dBHz,
indicating the transition to Narrow spot beam for data transmission, per Figure 39 .
6. On the Connection page, select the Get Connection List button to see what the connection
status is.
7. If the connection is not active, then select Delete Connection .
8. Repeat Steps3 through 6 .
Once the connection is active the computer connected to the BRM can be used for transferring data
through the public internet, e.g., web browsing; pings; FTP data transfer, etc.
When using the WebUI or Telnet to make connections, the data connection is always NAT'ed inside
the BRM because in-bound NAT is not supported, and as such supported applications which need to
open a connection with your computer would fail. This means that while using FTP, only passive
mode will work.
If you are using the User WebUI, please follow the instructions in Connections to establish a
successful data connection.
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