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(HTTP://192.168.8.1)

Customer can access Zong Mobile Broadband device portal by connecting MBB device through Wifi to laptop/Mobile/Pc or plugging in the MBB Device through cable, portal page will pop-up. In case of delay, type 192.168.8.1 in URL or Address bar to access portal.

HOME PAGE DETAILS:

Username & Password details to login the MBB device interface

• If a user wants to open any of the main/submenu then needs to enter a username/password
• Default username/password of all Zong MBB devices is “admin”
• Password change option is also available in settings menu>device settings
• In case user forgets the modified password then the device needs to be given hard reset to restore it back to default settings.

Following information is provided on home page:

• Home page has the standard menu bar providing the details of nine sub menus available in online web user interface.
• MBB User can check the Signal Strength from signals bar. It provides information about the current status of the network connectivity & shows as CONNECTED. When the MBB device is disconnected from the Zong Network, no signals will be displayed and network connection status will show NOT CONNECTED.
• Three buttons are placed on the home page for device turn ON/OFF, Internet ON/OFF and Wifi Extender ON/OFF respectively.
• At right top corner, five icons are placed to view the current status of messages (inbox), signals strength, internet connectivity, WLAN (Wifi) status and Battery power details.
• Current connection details are also visible in middle left side of the home page, it only shows the current data received/sent information in MBs.
• WLAN status provides information about WLAN status ON/OFF and the number of Wifi users currently connected with the MBB device.
• From Services icons, the user can check balance, usage (data free resources details of current MBB bundle), Update my master number and show my MBB number details. From Bundles icons, the user can activate any desired MBB bundle on a single click.
• From Recharge USSD Applet, user can enter valid USSD string i.e. *6363#, *101# to get the details and use as per USSD string standard mechanics.
• At the middle bottom of the page, the user can click here button to open the page of web interface from where he/she can check/modify Wifi username/password.
• Now Zong online recharge button is also available to directly visit Zong online recharge page if balance needs to be updated for bundle activation.
• At the bottom of the page, a new live ticker/ribbon is updated to inform MBB users about latest information & running promotions.

SERVICES ICONS:

1. FOLLOWING WINDOW WILL BE APPEAR ON PRESSING “CHECK BALANCE” BUTTON

2. FOLLOWING WINDOW WILL BE APPEAR ON PRESSING “USAGE” BUTTON

3. FOLLOWING WINDOW WILL BE APPEAR ON PRESSING “UPDATE MY MASTER NUMBER” BUTTON

WHAT IS A ZONG MOBILE BROADBAND MASTER NUMBER

When you purchase any Zong MBB device, Zong representative will ask you for a MASTER NUMBER. This number can be any ZONG number you are using on your phone or any other mobile operator number in your use.
If you give a ZONG master number, you can perform below functions on behalf of your ZONG MBB number through this master number.

Features

• Dial *6767# (only from Zong Master Number)
• • Subscribe/change MBB internet bundles on your MBB device using Zong Master Number. You should have balance in your MBB number to subscribe internet bundles from
  • From your Zong Master Number you can
    • Know what your MBB Number is
    • Check Balance of your Zong MBB Number
    • Check Internet Resources of your Zong MBB Number
    • Transfer balance from Zong master number to Zong MBB number.
    • Recharge your MBB number
    • Update your Master Number
  • You will receive your MBB device internet usage notifications through SMS on this master number.

4. FOLLOWING WINDOW WILL BE APPEAR ON PRESSING “SHOW MY MBB NUMBER” BUTTON

WHAT IS A ZONG MBB NUMBER

All Zong Mobile Broadband devices have a special Data only SIM card packed with the device. This SIM is called MBB number and is used in the MBB device you have purchased. You cannot use this SIM on any mobile phone since voice is blocked on this SIM and only internet and SMS/USSD is enabled on it. The MBB MSISDN is written on the MBB SIM jacket.

BUNDLES ICONS:

From Bundles icons, user can activate any desired MBB bundle. System will send SMS for confirmation of bundle activation/deactivation in SMS > inbox
Message would be received from 6234 shot code. Message will also be pop up from bottom right side of the page. User can also read message from there.

RECHARGE WINDOW:

From Recharge box, user can enter valid USSD string i.e. *6363#, *101# to get the details and follow the instructions.

To subscribe to 6 or 12 Months Bundle type *6363# in the Recharge Text Box and follow the instructions

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ZONG ONLINE RECHARGE:

A new single click button has been made to open web URL of Zong Online recharge services.

WIFI USERNAME & PASSWORD HYPERLINK:

Now MBB users can open Wifi basic settings menu directly from home page hyperlink. Users can easily change/add their MBB Wifi device username/password

3. SMS MENU DETAILS:

• From this menu, user can send/receive test messages.
• Inbox menu provides the details of received messages including sender’s number, content and date & time of message received at device.
• User can also select & deleted unwanted messages from this menu by selecting a message & click on delete button.
• From new message button, user can write the message in content box, receiver number needs to mention in recipient box then click on send button.
• SMS settings are predefined in Zong MBB devices and not recommended to change.
• Outbox shows those messages who are still in process to send. User can delete any outbox message (if required).

4. UPDATE MENU DETAILS

• User can check web interface software updates from update menu.
• • It is recommended to let the software update procedure completed first, if updation is allowed by the user.
  • In case, user restart or power off the device in updation process then it is possible that device would not work properly and needs to visit device parent customer service center.

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To support modern standby, Windows is designed to use the right network adapter at the right time for an Internet connection. All modern standby PCs have a Wi-Fi adapter, but some PCs also have a mobile broadband (MBB) adapter and/or a wired Ethernet adapter. During modern standby, Windows automatically connects to the best available network.

Automatic network selection

Windows automatically connects to the best available network during modern standby to help ensure that the system always has a fast, inexpensive, and reliable connection to the Internet.

Windows assumes that the network devices that are integrated into a modern standby system are capable of protocol offloads and wake-on-LAN (WoL) patterns. If a network device does not have both of these capabilities, the network device is disabled during modern standby.

By default, Windows prefers to use a wired Ethernet connection at all times if available, including when the system is in modern standby. If the Ethernet adapter supports protocol offloads and WoL patterns and is connected to a hub or switch, Windows prefers to use this adapter for the Internet connection over all other types of available network devices. If the Ethernet adapter does not support protocol offloads and WoL patterns, the Ethernet adapter is disabled during modern standby and Wi-Fi is used instead.

As long as a Wi-Fi connection to an associated access point is available, Windows uses this Wi-Fi connection and powers down an MBB device if one is present in the system. As soon as the Wi-Fi connection is lost, Windows powers on the MBB device and tries to connect to the cellular network.

After the Wi-Fi connection is lost, Windows tells the Wi-Fi device to keep searching for previously used access points by using the network list offload (NLO) feature. If a previously used Wi-Fi network is discovered, MBB is disconnected and powered down and Wi-Fi is used again.

Network quiet mode

Windows allows periodic execution of third-party system services during modern standby to maintain compatibility with existing desktop applications.

However, the network quiet mode (NQM) feature does not allow these services to access the network during modern standby. NQM simulates a disconnected network for these third-party services, to which the Wi-Fi device appears to be simply disconnected from the Internet.

Desktop and system service application developers must be aware of NQM and not make their applications or services dependent on network access during modern standby.

Similarly, system designers and application developers must be aware that the network devices in modern standby are predominately operating with WoL patterns and protocol offloads enabled. This means that remote access into the system over the network is not available during modern standby, with the exception of Microsoft Store apps that have been pinned by the user to the lock screen.

Network list offload (NLO) for Wi-Fi

The Wi-Fi and MBB devices in a modern standby platform are expected to be highly autonomous. A key Wi-Fi device feature for modern standby is called network list offload (NLO). During modern standby, a Wi-Fi device that supports NLO can automatically connect to previously used Wi-Fi access points.

NLO allows the Wi-Fi device to roam between previously used access points while the SoC remains in the low-power idle mode. As the user commutes between home and work, Windows automatically connects to Wi-Fi, thereby allowing the system to be already connected when the user presses the power button. The user no longer has to wait to connect to Wi-Fi. Instead, Wi-Fi is connected before the user turns on the system. Similarly, email is already downloaded, and connections to Skype and other communications services are automatically reconnected.

For more information about NLO, see Wi-Fi Network List Offload.

Expected network behavior

When a system enters disconnected standby, no patterns are configured for wake across LAN, WiFi, or Mobile broadband. A media disconnect is sent to WiFi and Mobile Broadband parts.

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