Where will JATAAYU Carrier WAP Gateway be used?
The Jataayu Carrier WAP Gateway has been explicitly designed to handle high volume data that is common to Mobile Service Providers. Any Mobile Service Provider who is already providing data services and would like to extend the same to Wireless Internet can implement this product. The MSP could also offer Personalized information with the help of the Carrier WAP Gateway. 

What is the WAP version that Jataayu Carrier WAP Gateway comply to?
Jataayu Carrier WAP Gateway is fully compliant to WAP 1.1 version and supports Unconfirmed PUSH as part of WAP 1.2 specification.


Which are the devices supported by JATAAYU Carrier WAP Gateway?
The Jataayu Carrier WAP Gateway has been tested with the following devices: Nokia 7110, Motorola Timeport Series, Motorola Accompli, Ericsson R320S, Ericsson R380S, Siemens C35i, Siemens SL45, Alcatel, Sony Z5, Sony J5, Samsung A300, Palm 5 & above with Palm OS 3.x & above, and devices running Pocket PC version of WinCE operating system.


Which are the simulators supported by JATAAYU Carrier WAP Gateway?
The Jataayu Carrier WAP Gateway has been tested with the following simulators: Nokia Toolkit 2.0, UP SDK 3.1 & above, Ericsson Simulator, WAPMAN, jBrowser (PC, Palm and WinCE) and Microsoft Mobile Explorer. 

How do you configure a WAP phone for WAP access?
Please refer to our "Device Configuration" option under "Support" section of this web site. 


On which platforms are the JATAAYU Carrier WAP Gateway available ?
Carrier WAP Server is available on Windows NT/2000, Linux, Sun Solaris, HP UX, IBM AIX and SCO-UNIXWARE. 


Does JATAAYU Carrier WAP Gateway support WML Scripts?
Yes, our Carrier WAP gateway supports WML scripts. 

Does JATAAYU Carrier WAP Gateway support WTLS?
Yes, our Carrier WAP Gateway supports WTLS. Jataayu products are integrated with SSL and WTLS libraries from Certicom. For more details on "Security", please refer to the FAQs on Security.

Does JATAAYU Carrier WAP Gateway support Cookies? If yes, how?
Jataayu CWS has incorporated the cookie support in order to maintain session information and make the transactions happen faster. As the currently available devices do not have the capability to handle cookies on their own, the Jataayu WAP gateway has been adapted to handle them. The CWS currently supports session type cookies only.

Does Jataayu Carrier WAP Gateway support CLI? How is this achieved?
Yes, Jataayu CWS has an inbuilt component that is capable of receiving CLI information and also forwarding it as an http header to the origin application. This is achieved with the help of Jataayu's another product - the Identity server, which resides between the RAS and the RADIUS to capture the CLI and map it with the IP address allotted by the RADIUS. This information is then shared with the CWS.

Does JATAAYU Carrier WAP Gateway support WAP PUSH?
Yes, Jataayu Carrier WAP Gateway supports Unconfirmed PUSH as part of the WAP 1.2 specification.

Has this PUSH functionality been tested on any device?
The PUSH functionality has been tested on Palm OS and Win CE devices running Jataayu's WAP Browser - jBrowser.

Which are the bearers supported by Jataayu Carrier WAP Gateway?
As it is known that the Wireless Application Protocol is basically independent of the bearers. Hence, the CWS would work on any available bearer and could also be adapted to the upcoming bearers. Currently, it supports CSD, SMS and GPRS.

How does the Jataayu Carrier WAP Gateway maintain logs?
Jataayu CWS maintains three log files namely "jataayu.log", "access.cdr" and "error.log". 

Jataayu.log is used to see the details of each and every request that is processed by the gateway. It shows information such as the User Agent, HTTP request details, the Number of bytes that were sent/received and the Errors occurred during the transaction. There are three levels of logs that can be recorded, the values of which have to be entered while configuring the Gateway. These values are:

0 = only critical errors, 
4 = critical errors and warnings, and 
7 = complete listing of all the activities

Error.log is used to record all the errors that were encountered while using the Gateway. 

Access.cdr contains mainly the "Call Data Record' details.


What are the access controls available in CWS?
There are two kinds of access control mechanisms available in CWS. 

a) User level access - The CWS can be configured to allow or deny access to a specific set of users. In the WEB Administration provided by CWS, the IP addresses or the Phone numbers need to be mentioned either in the "allow user" or "deny user" option. 
b) Site level access - The CWS can be configured to allow or deny access to specific sites too. In the WEB administration provided by CWS, the URL of the sites need to be mentioned either in "allow site" or "deny site" option.


What kind of statistics are available in CWS?
Jataayu CWS offers statistical information, which would be helpful to users. This informs the user about:

• Number of current Connection-less processes 

• Number current Connection-oriented processes 

• Number of current Secure Connection-less processes 

• Number of current Secure Connection-oriented processes 

• Number of today's Connection-less connections 

• Number of today's Connection-oriented connections 

• Number of Disconnects from the server 

• Number of Disconnects from the client 

• Number of Aborts from the server 

• Number of Aborts from the client 

• Number of Re-transmissions from the server 

• Number of Re-transmissions from the client 

• Number of Acknowledgements sent. 
  
  Also, as the requests are given, one could view the changes in the statistics page of the WEB administration.

General FAQ
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Security FAQ