Csd-Specific Parameters; Tcp/Ip Optimisation - Sony Ericsson Wireless Manager 4.0 User Manual

How to use wireless manager to configure and operate a sony ericsson pc card
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CSD-specific parameters

Required
Preferred
Connection Speed
(bits/s)
Connection Mode
Compression
Callback Number

TCP/IP optimisation

To take full advantage of the high bandwidth of the PC Card, the TCP/IP window size parameter
TCPWindowSize should be changed from the default Windows setting of 16k for Windows 2000,
or 64k for Windows XP. Sony Ericsson recommends a TCP/IP packet size of 43200 for optimum
performance with the PC Card. An MTU size of 1450 is also considered optimal for EDGE networks.
These settings are made automatically when the Wireless Manager is installed. You can display and,
if necessary, change the properties of the Sony Ericsson Wireless WAN network adapter.
To optimise the TCP/IP properties for your Sony Ericsson PC card
1. From the Windows desktop, select Start
2. Locate the Sony Ericsson Wireless WAN adapter in the list, right-click on it and select Properties.
3. Click Configure on the Advanced tab. If directed by your network operator, you may change
the settings by selecting TCPWindowSize or MTU and changing the value. Changes to these
settings require the network adapter to be re-started by rebooting your computer.
Useful information
(Where selection is available) Select your preferred network connection speed from
the drop-down list provided. If in doubt, start at 9600.
Select the method you want to use to connect to the network from the options provided:
analogue, ISDN V.110 or ISDN V.120
Use to speed up data transfer. You can select to Enable Data Compression and
Header Compression.
Enter the number the callback should be made to. You can only use Callback
if you are connecting to a source that gives permission for callbacks to be made,
for example your company server.
Appendix A - Connection parameters
Settings
Network and Dial-up Connections.
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