Fusion
This configuration setting adds a wireless profile for Fusion devices. For procedure, see Creating a SOTI MobiControl Stage Barcode.
| Action | Select one of the following actions:
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| Name | Enter a name for your Fusion settings. |
| Disable all existing profiles except this one | Select this option to disable all existing profiles except this one. |
| Delete all existing profiles except this one | Select this option to delete all existing profiles except this one. |
| Profile Name | Enter a name for your Fusion profile. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information. |
| ESSID | Enter your Extended Service Set Identifier (ESSID) to which the radio will connect. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information. |
| Operating Mode | Select the connection type: Infrastructure or Ad-Hoc. |
| Advanced | Click the Advanced button to open the Advanced dialog box, in which you can enter advanced Fusion settings. |
| Security Mode | Select the security type. This list is available only if Operating Mode is set to Infrastructure. |
| Authentication Type | Select the authentication type associated with the profile. This list is available only if Operating Mode is set to Infrastructure. |
| Enable CCKM | Select this option to enable Cisco Centralized Key Management. |
| Tunnel Auth. Type | Select the tunnel authentication type to be used in conjunction with the selected Authentication Type setting. |
| Provide User Certificate | Select this option to specify that a user certificate will be used for authentication. |
| User Certificate Name | Enter the name of the user certificate as it is listed on the device. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information. |
| User Cert. File | Enter the full pathname of the user certificate file, or click the Import button to select the file.
Note: Only .cer and .pfx certificate files can be selected.
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| Validate Server | Select this option to specify that the server certificate requires certificate validation. |
| Server Certificate Name | Enter the name of the server certificate as it is listed on the device. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information. |
| Server Cert. File | Enter the full pathname of the server certificate file, or click the Import button to select the file.
Note: Only .cer and .pfx certificate files can be selected.
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| User | Enter the authentication username. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information. |
| Domain | Enter the authentication domain. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information. |
| Password | Enter the authentication password. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information. |
| Show Password | Select this option to display the authentication password in plaintext. |
| Token | If Tunnel Auth. Type is set to EAP-GTC, select this option to provide a constantly changing password (generated by a security token) to the authentication server. |
| Static | If Tunnel Auth. Type is set to EAP-GTC, select this option to provide a static (never changing) password to the authentication server. |
| Advanced ID | Select this option to specify that secure tunnel credentials are required for authentication. |
| Enter 802.1x Identity | Enter the 802.1x user identity. |
| Domain | Enter the 802.1x domain. |
| Prompt for Login at | Select At Connect, On Resume, or At Time to specify when the device user should be prompted for network login credentials. |
| Time Cache Options | If the At Time option was selected for Prompt for Login at, specify whether the device user should be prompted for network login credentials at a given time interval or at a specific time (or times) each day. |
| Channel | Select the channel number that the radio should work with based on your country's regulatory requirements. This list is available only if Operating Mode is set to Ad-Hoc. |
| Encryption Type | Select the encryption method. |
| Allow Mixed Mode | Select this option to enable AES or TKIP Mixed Mode on the device. |
| Passphrase | Select this option if the pre-shared key (PSK) is a text passphrase. |
| Hexadecimal Keys | Select this option if the pre-shared key (PSK) is a hexadecimal value. |
| Mask Characters Entered | Select this option to mask the characters entered for the hexadecimal keys. |
| PSK | Enter the pre-shared key (PSK) associated with the profile, if Security Mode is set to WPA - Personal, WPA2 - Personal, or WAPI. Select the User Defined option to allow the user to enter or change this information. |
| Show Network Key | Select this option to display the network key in plaintext. |
| Optimize for Data | Select this option to optimize the performance for data transmission. |
| Optimize for Voice | Select this option to optimize the performance for voice transmission. |
| Connects To | Select the destination network the device will connect to: Internet or Work. |
| Turn on radio after configuration | Select this option to turn on the device's WiFi radio after configuration. |
Fusion Options
This action enables you to set various Fusion options.
| Regulatory | Select a country from the list. The device will use the selected country's regulatory domain requirements to access the network. |
| Enable 802.11d | Select this option to enable 802.11d. |
| 2.4 GHz Band | Select this option to enable the 2.4 GHz radio frequency band. |
| 5 GHz Band | Select this option to enable the 5 GHz radio frequency band. |
| Allow Provisioning | Select this option to enable PAC Auto Provisioning. |
| Allow Refreshing | Select this option to enable PAC Auto Refreshing. |
| Profile Roaming | Select this option to enable profile roaming. |
| Enable IPv4 Mgmt | Select this option to enable IPv4 management. |
| Auto Time Config | Select this option to enable Automatic Time Configuration. |
| Fusion Manages WLAN | Select this option to enable Fusion to manage wireless connections. |
| Windows Manages WLAN | Select this option to enable Wireless Zero Configuration to manage wireless connections. |
| Enable IPv6 | Select this option to enable IPv6. |
Configure Fusion Password
This action enables you to configure the Fusion password.
| Action | Select one of the following actions:
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| Current Password | Enter the current password. |
| New Password | Enter the new password. |
| Confirm Password | Re-enter the password to confirm. |
| Show Password | Select this option to display the password in plaintext. |
Advanced
This dialog box enables you to enter advanced Fusion settings.
| Obtain Device IP Address Automatically | Select this option to obtain a leased IP address from a remote server. Otherwise an IP address must be manually assigned when creating the profile. |
| Obtain DNS Address Automatically | Select this option to obtain the DNS server address from a remote server. Otherwise the DNS server address must be provided when creating the profile. |
| Obtain WINS Address Automatically | Select this option to obtain the WINS server address from a remote server. Otherwise the WINS server address must be provided when creating the profile. |
| Country | Select the country of operation. |
| Battery Usage Mode | Select the power consumption mode:
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| Tx Power | Select the transmission power level. |