Network and policy settings control the networks to which your users can connect, and the behavior of Open Mobile concerning these networks.

Choose the network types for which to enable connectivity in your Open Mobile client: Mobile Broadband, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Dial, and DSL. You must enable at least one network type or your users will not be able to connect.

Networks are collected in network directories. A network directory is a list of networks for a particular network type, such as Mobile Broadband, Wi-Fi, or Dial. Each network entry in the directory includes all of the necessary attributes to make a connection of that type. Many default iPass network directories are available for inclusion in profiles. In addition, customers can create their own custom network directories and include those in profiles. At this time, custom network directory types include Wi-Fi and Mobile Broadband.

To enable and configure a network type:

1. Click Configure.
2. Under Networks, choose one or more network types to enable.
3. Select an enabled network type, and then click Configure.
4. If required, choose an authentication format override for the connection type or directories.
5. Assign any network directories for the connection type to the profile.
6. Save your settings.

Depending on the client and version, you can configure the following network types.

Network policies enable you to exercise control over user connectivity.

Depending on you client and version, you can configure the following Policy Types.

Depending on your client and version, you can configure the following advanced configurations.

Create a New Profile > Configuration Settings > Connectivity