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Chapter 6: Managing Network Profiles 60• If you would like to add another start time for different settings to the list, click Addand select the date and time you want it to begin.• If you want to add another start time using the settings currently configured, clickClone.• If you want to change the currently selected start time, click Edit.5 Select the WWAN Settings tab.6 Configure the WWAN settings as desired.7 Save your changes.Exporting Profiles for Configuring EnablersYou can export profiles from the Avalanche Console to use when you are installing Enablerson mobile devices. Avalanche allows you to export a network profile, a mobile device profile,or both. After you have configured the profile, export it and save it to the computer fromwhich you are installing the Enablers. Using an exported profile to configure the Enablerallows you to quickly and easily connect the device to the Mobile Device Server.To export profiles for Enabler configuration:1 From the Console, click File > Export > Profiles for Mobile Device Configuration.2 The Export Profiles For Mobile Devices dialog box appears. From the lists, select the networkprofile and/or mobile device profile you want to export.3 In the Encryption Password text box at the top of the dialog box, type a password that willbe required in order to import the profiles.4 Click OK.5 The Save Export File dialog box appears. Select the location where you want to save the fileand click Save.6 If you are using a different computer to install Enablers, move the export file to thecomputer you are using for Enabler installation.7 Follow the instructions in the Enabler User Guide to import the profile settings and applythem to the Enabler.
Chapter 7: Managing Scan to Configure Profiles 61Chapter 7: Managing Scan to Configure ProfilesAvalanche allows you to create Scan to Configure profiles (barcode profiles) that areconfigured with network settings. You can then print the profiles as barcodes and a mobiledevice with an Enabler (3.5 or later versions) can scan these barcodes. The information fromthe scanned barcodes is used to configure the network settings on the device, such as the IPaddress, subnet mask, and gateway. The length of the barcode is configurable.This section contains instructions for the following tasks:• Creating a Scan to Config Profile• Configuring a Scan to Config Profile• Printing Barcodes• Scanning BarcodesOnce you have configured your Scan to Config profile, you can apply that profile to anylocation in the Console. When you apply a profile to a location, the users who havepermissions for that location can make changes as necessary. For more information aboutassigning Scan to Config profiles to a location, see Applying Profiles to Locations on page 48.Creating a Scan to Config ProfileA Scan to Config profile is used to configure network settings, device properties, and registrykeys on a mobile device. Once you have configured the profile from the Avalanche Console,you can print the barcodes and then use a device to scan the barcodes. The home location forthe profile is the location you have selected when you create the profile.NOTE: WEP key rotation is not supported for Scan to Config profiles.To create a Scan to Config profile:1 From the Profiles tab, click Add Profile.The Add Profile Wizard appears.2 Select the Scan To Config Profile option and click Next.3 Type a Name for the profile and click Next.4 Confirm that the information is correct and click Finish.The profile is created and can be configured.
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