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Posted by Phineas on January 21, 2008, 2:09 pm
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Hi Gary,
Thank you for responding. Dell's laptops come with a Dell mobile
broadband software package that performs the same functions as VZAM
but it must be slightly different as I do not see any entries for
Venturi in my program list.
Additionally, I CAN browse network drives in the same exact setting by
simply changing the OS to XP professional SP2. I also know that it is
not a hardware issue, as I've got a dual install of XP and Vista on
the same laptop I'm using to test. That also eliminates the
possibility that's its related to account or drive security. It has
to be something to do with the way Vista handles security when in a
non-domain environment.
=3DOn Jan 20, 1:22=A0pm, Gary <ga...@efn.org.spamsuxwrote:
> On Thu, 17 Jan 2008, Phineas wrote:
> > the field and establish a mobile broadband connection using Dell's
> > broadband software and the Verizon wireless data network.
>
> We had problems even making a connection with our Cisco VPN client until
> we disabled the Venturi compression software. You can disable it
> permanently by removing it from the Add/Remove Programs control panel or
> take these steps first if you want to confirm that it's the culprit:
>
> 1. open VZAccess Manager
> 2. from pull-down menu select Tools-> Preferences
> 3. click on the Venturi tab
> 4. uncheck "Compress and accellerate WWAN connections"
> 5. click OK
>
> q.v.http://www.venturiwireless.com/tech_support/FAQs.htmlesp. if the
> uninstaller leaves some files behind.
>
> -Gary
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