Frequently Asked Questions 5
Can I connect to the Internet in the Latitude ON mode?
Yes, you can connect to the Internet in the Latitude ON mode.
Latitude ON allows you to browse the Internet and send/receive E-mails.
However, Latitude ON does not support streaming applications like
multimedia or Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP).
Does the Latitude ON browser support all languages?
The current version of Latitude ON does not support double byte characters
such as Japanese, Arabic, or Chinese. You may receive a browser error while
browsing sites that support these languages.
Does Latitude ON support Virtual Private Network (VPN) access?
Yes, the current version of Latitude ON supports Cisco VPNs. Future versions
may support additional VPN configurations.
NOTE: Latitude ON does not support Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), Layer 2 VPN-L2TP,
or Point to Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP).
Can I remotely configure my computer using Latitude ON?
This feature is not currently available. Future versions may offer remote
configuration capabilities.
Is there a monthly subscription to use Latitude ON?
No, there is no monthly subscription for Latitude ON. You only pay for your
Internet connection. If you decide to upgrade to a mobile broadband
connection, service charges may apply and vary depending on your service
provider, plan, and country.
NOTE: Some Internet service providers may charge you to access your E-mail
and data through wireless hotspots.
Can I access my Microsoft Exchange E-mail and POP?
Yes, the integrated E-mail client will help you access Microsoft Exchange,
Post Office Protocol (POP), Internet Messaging Access Protocol (IMAP),
and Novell
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Groupwise E-mail accounts.
NOTE: Latitude ON does not support Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 and
Microsoft Exchange Server 2007.
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