Netgear AirCard 598U (Sprint) 사용자 가이드

Creating a GSM profile should rarely, if ever, be necessary. Whenever you connect a GSM 
device, Sprint SmartView creates a GSM network profile for you automatically. The 
automatically-generated profile can be used to connect to any of Sprint’s roaming partner 
networks. 

There are two types of manually-created GSM profiles:

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Sprint Profiles are just slightly customized profiles based on Sprint’s default GSM 
profile. Such a profile inherits Sprint’s GSM connection settings, but allows you to 
customize TCP/IP settings (see page 127) and General profile settings (see page 
132). At this time, Sprint doesn’t know of any specific situation in which this is 
required. However, the capacity to create such a profile is provided just in case 
Sprint’s Technical Support staff needs to solve some connection problem for you, by 
helping you manually alter your connection settings.

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Custom Profiles are entirely new profiles, unrelated to the Sprint GSM profile. 
Creating such a profile would be required if a non-Sprint SIM is placed in the device.

Follow these steps to create a GSM network profile:

1.

Select Profiles from the Tools menu. The Network Profiles window will now be 
displayed.

2.

Select Add New Profile from the Settings menu. A list of network profile types now 
appears.

3.

Select GPRS. 

4.

Click Add. The first page of the Add Profile Wizard appears. This page prompts to 
choose one of the two profile types.

5.

Select either Sprint or Create Custom Profile and then click the Next button. The 
GPRS page of the New Profile Wizard appears (see page 125).

6.

If you selected Sprint on the previous page, the correct settings for the GPRS page 
will be pre-populated and you can’t change them here.

If you selected Create Custom Profile, enter the correct settings for connecting to the 
desired GSM network.

7.

Click the Next Button. The IP Settings page appears (see page 127).

8.

The default selections in the IP Settings page are correct for most GSM networks. If, 
however, this particular network requires a specific IP Address and/or DNS Server 
Settings, you can specify them here.