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User authentication during network access
Some dialup connections require user authentication
(ID and password) before a connection can be
established. If user authentication is required, you
must use your communication software or dialup
network to enter your ID and password before
connection. Your ID and password will be assigned
by the network administrator such as the provider or
in-house LAN, etc. For more information, contact
your provider or network administrator.
Access authentication when using PC browser
To authenticate FirstPass (user certificate), you must
install FirstPass PC software from the attached CD-ROM
and configure it. For details, see "FirstPassManual" in the
CD-ROM.
To view "FirstPassManual" (PDF format), Adobe
Reader (version 6.0 or later recommended) is required.
If Adobe Reader is not installed in your PC, you need to
download the latest version from the Adobe Systems
Incorporated website (Communication fee is separately
required for downloading). For details, see the Adobe
Systems Incorporated website.
■ Operating environment for the FirstPass PC
software
Item
PC
PC/AT compatible computer
OS
The Japanese version of
Windows 98SE, Me, 2000 or XP
Memory
Windows 98SE, Me or 2000:
requirements*
1
32MB or more
Windows XP: 128MB or more
Hard disk
10 MB or more free disk space
capacity*
1
Browser
Microsoft
and later version
For Windows XP, Microsoft
Internet Explorer 6.0 and later
version
*1 May vary with the PC system configurations.
Conditions of packet communication and
64K data communication
To perform data communication from FOMA terminal,
the following conditions must be satisfied.
･
The PCs which may use a FOMA USB cable
(optional).
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You must be within the FOMA service area.
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Packet communication requires an access point
that supports FOMA packet communications.
Requirements
®
Internet Explorer 5.5
®
･
64K data communication requires an access point
that supports FOMA 64 kbps or ISDN synchronized
64 kbps data communication.
However, even when the above requirements are
satisfied, you may not be able to perform data
communication if base station traffic is heavy, or the
signal quality is poor.
Glossary of data communication
● Administrator privilege
A user level that provides complete access to all OS
functions in Windows XP and 2000. There must be
at least 1 user that has administrator privileges for
each PC. A user that has no administrator privileges
is not normally allowed to install/uninstall drivers and
software.
● APN (Access Point Name)
String to identify a provider, etc. to connect by
packet communication. The APN for mopera U is
"mopera.net" and mopera is "mopera.ne.jp".
● cid (Context Identifier)
The registration number when writing packet
communication dialup connection (APN) information
to FOMA terminal. 10 numbers from 1 to 10 are
available for FOMA terminal.
By default, "mopera.ne.jp" is registered in cid1, and
"mopera.net" in cid3.
● W-TCP
A TCP parameter designed to fully utilize TCP/IP
transmission capacity during packet communications in
a FOMA network. This communication setting is
essential to enable full use of FOMA terminal capability.
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