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Home Page Address:
Type in the URL of the Home Page for this terminal.
Range: 128 ASCII.
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UAProf (User Agent Profile) Address:
The UAProf contains fields describing capabilities such as screen size, colour support, and so
forth. The WAP Proxy may keep a scripted profile for a specific terminal. Type in the UAProf
address for this terminal.
Range: 128 ASCII.
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Trusted Domain URL:
Type in the URL of the trusted domain for this terminal.
Range: 128 ASCII.
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Imposer Client ID:
The Client ID provides a means to identify a WAP client to the WAP Proxy. The Client ID may
be assigned by the operator of a WAP proxy if the WAP Proxy does not support the WAP-
TETRA Standard. The Client ID is provisioned into the terminal. Type in the required ID.
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Client ID style:
Defines the Client ID format. To change the setting, select the field value, then select desired
setting.
Default value: OpenWave.
26.5.4
Proxy Tables 1 to 3
A Proxy is also called a Gateway.
The terminal must connect to the Internet via the Proxy.
To enable WAP operation, the operator should provide at least one Proxy.
Below is a list of Proxy parameters.
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Proxy IP Address:
This the IP address for the WAP Gateway. The terminal provides the user with means to
select a Proxy from a list of Proxies. This enables users to change (if required) the active
Proxy from secure to non-secure, or vice-versa, or choose different Proxies for various
navigation purposes.
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Remote Port:
Type the relevant port number.
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9201 is non-secured.
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9203 is secured.
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Force SAR:
If enabled, the terminal will be capable of forcing the SAR (Segmentation and Reassembly)
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Chapter 3 - MTP850 Ex/MTP810 Ex Product Information Manual
Customer Programming Software (CPS)
March 2009
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