Welcome to the Mobility Client version 5.1.0.0 for the Nokia 9500 
Communicator readme. The Mobility Client is a component of IBM(R) 
WebSphere(R) Everyplace(R) Connection Manager.

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Table of contents

1.0  Software requirements
2.0  Hardware requirements
3.0  Getting help
4.0  New features
5.0  Product limitations for the Mobility Client using the Nokia 9500
6.0  Fixed Authorized Problem Analysis Reports (APARs)
7.0  Trademarks

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1.0  Software requirements 

The Mobility Client for the Nokia 9500 Communicator requires the Symbian OS 
Version 7.0s operating system.
   
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2.0  Hardware requirements 

The Mobility Client for the Nokia 9500 Communicator requires the Nokia 9500 
Communicator.

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3.0  Getting help 

To access the online help, press Chr-(?), then select Mobility Client Help 
from the help topics.

To read the Mobility Client for the Nokia 9500 Communicator User's Guide, 
find it linked from the product Support web site under Product information 
and publications at:
http://www.ibm.com/support/search.wss?rs=804&tc=SSZQDW&dc=DA400&rankprofile=8

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4.0  New features

-- Added support for limiting the Mobility Clients that are permitted to 
   log on to the Connection Manager by device class. This capability is a 
   security feature of the connection profile that is assigned to the 
   mobile network connection (MNC) to which the client logs in.  

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5.0  Product limitations for the Mobility Client using the Nokia 9500

- The Mobility Client sets the default route so all traffic is directed 
  through the Mobility Client when using the Mobility Client IAP.

- The Mobility Client does not support broadcasts from Gatekeeper and 
  should not be added to any broadcast group.

- The Mobility Client will not attempt to roam to a higher priority WiFi 
  IAP if currently connected to a WiFi IAP.

- Enabling "Use hidden WiFi networks" results in reduced battery life and 
  should only be enabled when necessary.

- The Mobility Client will set the default account to the first entry in
  the account list when an account that is not valid is specified in the
  WEA device management portlet.
  
- When you are prompted where to install the Mobility Client, do not 
  install it on a memory card.

- When starting your connection to the Connection Manager by choosing the
  Mobility Client IAP from another application, the application will be 
  notified right away that the Mobility Client connection is available 
  although the client may still be processing your logon. If you 
  experience a failure to connect in this scenario, please check the 
  Mobility Client directly for connection errors.
  
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6.0 Fixed Authorized Problem Analysis Reports (APARs)

No APARs recorded at the time of this release.

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7.0  Trademarks
                   
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