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Chapter 1: Introduction 4can update or modify multiple devices instead of manually changing settings for each one.Profiles must be enabled before being applied.The following list provides information about each type of profile:MobileDevice profileMobileDevice ServerprofileA mobile device profile manages settings on your mobile devices, as well asadding, changing, and removing custom properties and registry keys.The Mobile Device Server profile configures how the mobile device serverinteracts with devices and the Enterprise Server.Alert profileNetworkprofileSoftwareprofileScan toConfigprofileAn alert profile allows you to track events on your network and sendnotifications by e-mail or proxy server.A network profile provides gateway addresses, subnet masks, WWANsettings, and encryption and authentication information to devices on yournetwork.A software profile allows you control over where and when software and filesare distributed to mobile devices.Scan to Config profiles allow you to print network settings as barcodes, andthen the settings are applied on the device when they are scanned.5 Assign profiles to locations. You can assign configured profiles to locations from theConsole. When you assign a profile to a location and perform a synchronization, thesettings from the profiles are applied to the location and any associated devices. For moreinformation, see Applying Profiles to Locations on page 48.6 Configure Enablers. Ensure that your mobile devices have Enablers installed, andconfigure the Enablers to connect to a mobile device server.Once you assign and deploy a profile, the server and/or devices retain their configurationvalues until you change the profile or assign a new profile with a higher priority. Even if youalter device configuration values without using Avalanche, when the server queries the device,it restores the configuration values from the assigned profile.About This GuideThis guide provides assistance to anyone managing an enterprise-wide wireless network withAvalanche.This help makes the following assumptions:
Chapter 1: Introduction 5• You have a general understanding of the basic operational characteristics of your networkoperating systems.• You have a general understanding of basic hardware configuration, such as how to install anetwork adapter.• You have a working knowledge of your wireless networking hardware, such asinfrastructure devices and mobile devices.• You have administrative access to your network.This help uses the following typographical conventions:CourierNewAny time you are instructed to type information, that information appears in theCourier New text style. This text style is also used for file names, file paths, orkeyboard commands.Examples:The default location is C:\Program Files\Wavelink\Avalanche.Press CTRL+ALT+DELETE.BoldAny time this guide refers to an option, such as descriptions of different options ina dialog box, that option appears in the Bold text style. This is also used for tabnames and menu items.Example:Click File > Open.ItalicsAny time this guide refers to the titles of dialog boxes, the text appears in the Italicstext style.Example:The Infrastructure Profiles dialog box appears.
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