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2 I MobileXpress Client User Guide Table of Contents 3 Part I Section 1: Introduction 1 How to Use... Help 3 2 Basic Features... 3 Icons... 4 Main Window... 5 Profile History... Panel 8 Profile Settings... Panel 9 Search Directory... Panel 10 Program Options... Panel 11 Preferences Logging Report Wi-Fi Networks... Panel 16 3 Advanced... Features 16 Detailed Usage... Information 16 Export Usage... Information 21 4 About Connection... Profiles 23 Profiles Included... in this Release 23 How to Install... a Profile 24 Checking... and Modifying Profiles 25 User Names... and Passwords 27 5 Client Installation... Type Part II Section 2: Getting Started 1 Running... the Client 31 2 Searching... for Wi-Fi Access Points 32 3 Connecting... using Wi-Fi 36 4 Connecting... using Dial-up 39 5 Connecting... using Hotel Ethernet 44 Part III Section 3: Updates and Announcements 47 1 Software... Updates 47 2 Database... Updates 48 3 Announcements Checking... for Updates Part IV Section 4: Additional Features 1 Wi-Fi Supported... Wi-Fi Cards 53 Wi-Fi Troubleshooting Launching... Web Pages/Applications 54

3 Contents II 3 VPN Support Session Timer Part V Section 5: Support 59 1 Troubleshooting Frequently... Asked Questions 62 3 Contact Information Part VI Version Index 67 68

4 3 1 MobileXpress Client User Guide Section 1: Introduction MobileXpress from BT is an end-to-end managed service that uses straightforward client software to access critical applications remotely. Users can connect to their corporate network with a single click, whether they are travelling or teleworking, via any integrated access technology. Once connected they have secure, reliable and cost-effective access to corporate information. MobileXpress client is a PC application that performs the task of configuring Windows Networking for use with the MobileXpress Service. MobileXpress client runs under Windows 2000 (SP3 or higher), Windows XP and Windows Vista. 1.1 How to Use Help Nearly all possible issues that may crop up while using the client are covered in this Help file. There are handy hints and tips for those of you who may not be that familiar with computer software, and there are also brief overviews for those users more comfortable with applications. If you come across a problem while using MobileXpress client, we recommend you first look through the Help file and the included Support section, before contacting MobileXpress Support. Help Conventions To make things easier while using this Help file, we have incorporated the use of different fonts to help describe functions more clearly: The command font is used to indicate a button or menu choice like the ones illustrated below: Click the Connect button to continue. Choose MobileXpress from the Start -> Programs The file font indicates file or folder names like the one given below: Your user profiles can be found in "\Documents and Settings\<logged_in_user\Application Data\MobileXpress client\profiles\<logged_in_user>" The profile font indicates connection profile entry names like the one given below: VPN User Name 1.2 Basic Features Shown below is a typical view of MobileXpress client Main Window when first started. Note that the connection profiles listed in the central activity window will be specific to you and therefore the ones used in this guide are for example only.

5 Section 1: Introduction 4 The operation of MobileXpress client is designed to be intuitive, but also provides additional Tool Tip help whenever you hover your mouse over a particular item on the interface. However, to better understand the way MobileXpress client works, we have put the basic features into these primary sections: Icons Main Window Profile History Panel Profile Settings Panel Search Directory Panel Program Options Panel Wi-Fi Networks Panel Icons In this section you will learn more about the icons you are likely to encounter while using MobileXpress client. This icon is located on your desktop. Double clicking this icon will start the application. This icon is located in the program section of your start menu. Selecting this icon will start the application. Upon launching MobileXpress client the following icons can be seen in your task bar (at the bottom of your screen) and your system tray (at the bottom right hand side of your screen), depending on the current operation: This cyan icon is shown when there are no connections in progress. This yellow icon is shown whilst a connection is being initiated.

6 5 MobileXpress Client User Guide This green icon is shown when a connection has been successfully established Main Window The layout of the MobileXpress main window is shown below: At the top of MobileXpress client you will find the (?) Help, (-) Minimize, (o) Expanded Mode and (x) Exit buttons. These work in the same way as other Windows applications by opening the help guide, minimizing the window to the system tray, switching modes, and exiting the application completely. Note that you cannot exit the client if a connection is in progress, you must always disconnect first. The centre activity window initially displays the main user interface. This consists of the following: A list of profile group buttons on the left hand side. A list of profiles that belong to the selected profile group, on the right hand side. The currently selected profile in the centre. The centre activity window can also contain connection prompts and status information for an active connection. Should there be more connection profiles or profile groups present than the window can display, additional 'on screen' scroll controls will be shown above and below the lists as appropriate. The Expanded Mode button is used to switch to expanded mode so that the Profile History Panel, Profile Settings Panel, Search Directory Panel, Program Options Panel and Wi-Fi Networks Panel can be accessed.

7 Section 1: Introduction 6 Note: you may have to scroll left or right to view all the panel icons. Context Menu If you right click your mouse on the main window, then the context menu shown below will appear:

8 7 MobileXpress Client User Guide Each item in the menu will only be enabled if it is relevant and will be controlled by the currently selected connection profile and other operations that may be taking place. forces MobileXpress client to check for updates to its software and databases. This option is disabled if you are not connected. See the updates section for more information. Support shows the support information that is configured for the selected profile. Rename allows you to rename the currently selected profile Delete allows you to delete the currently selected profile if you so wish Add Profile allows you to open a profile (.btp file) from disk and add to your list. Tip: You can add a profile by drag & dropping a.btp file onto the interface window from a File Explorer window. Restore All Profiles restores all previously deleted profiles. Enable Mobile PIN, use this to enable the prompt for PIN on the SIM card that is present in your Mobile Card (card must be inserted). Disable Mobile PIN, use this to disable the prompt for PIN on the SIM card that is present in your Mobile Card (card must be inserted). Change Mobile PIN, allows you to change the PIN code on the SIM card that is present in your Mobile Card (card must be inserted). Languages shows a list of installed languages to choose from. If a different language is selected you must restart MobileXpress client. About MobileXpress, this allows you to view which version of MobileXpress you are currently using. Check for update System Tray Menu Right clicking on the system tray Icon will display the window control menu as shown below: allows you to quickly connect to any installed profile without using the main user interface. Simply select a profile from the list. Show will restore a currently minimized or hidden window Hide removes the client window display from the desktop and taskbar Exit closes down the application. Note that you cannot exit the client if a connection is in progress, you must always disconnect first. Connect to..

9 Section 1: Introduction Profile History Panel The history panel will show your accumulated usage history of each connection profile installed in MobileXpress client. In other words, you will be able to see how much you are using each connection method over specific periods of time from the last day to the last year. To open the history panel, click on the Expanded Mode button: Then select the History button:

10 9 MobileXpress Client User Guide To show the history of your chosen profile, select the profile from the list in the main menu of the activity window and the details of that profile will automatically update in the history panel. The Profile History Panel has 3 buttons that have the following functions: The button is used to reset the history for the profile The button is used to view history in your favourite browser. See Detailed History Information for more information. The button is used to export the profile history to a.csv file Profile Settings Panel The profiles panel displays the details of each installed connection profile of MobileXpress client. Profile entries may be edited if necessary, in order to configure details such as your user name. To open the profiles panel, click on the Expanded Mode button: Then select the Profiles button:

11 Section 1: Introduction 10 To show the details of your chosen profile, select the profile from the list in the main menu of the activity window and the details of that profile will automatically update in the profiles panel. How to install a profile Checking and modifying profiles Search Directory Panel Depending on your type of account, this panel allows you to browse or search for integrated dial and WiFi Wireless access points. The search panel can be accessed by first clicking on the Expanded Mode button when a profile is selected:

12 11 MobileXpress Client User Guide Then clicking the Search Directory button: For full details of dial searches, see Connecting using Dial-up. This panel is also used with the WiFi capability of MobileXpress. For more information, see Searching for Wi-Fi Access Points Program Options Panel The settings panel displays a number of options available to tailor usage of the software. To open the settings panel, click on the Expanded Mode button:

13 Section 1: Introduction 12 The click the Program Options button: There are three tabs within the Program Options panel: Preferences Logging Report

14 MobileXpress Client User Guide Preferences The Prefences tab shows four tickboxes: Always On Top - Ticking this box will make MobileXpress client always appear as the top most window within Windows. Hide on Connect - Ticking this box will make MobileXpress client minimise to the system tray when a connection is established. Start in Expanded Mode - Ticking this box will make MobileXpress client appear in expanded mode when it is started up. Auto Profile Ordering - Ticking this box will make MobileXpress client automatically select the profile it determines to be the most suitable. Enable Wi-Fi warnings - Ticking this box will make MobileXpress client report warnings when the Wi-Fi signal strength is low, and when there are multiple Wi-Fi networks on the same channel. Auto Start - Ticking this box will make MobileXpress client start up automatically when you log on to Windows, and choosing: Visible will mean MobileXpress client is visible. System Tray will mean MobileXpress client is minimised to the System Tray.

15 Section 1: Introduction Logging The Logging tab allows you to set the logging level of MobileXpress. Please note that setting the logging level to maximum increases the amount of disk space used by MobileXpress. Clicking Clear Logs will cause MobileXpress to clear its logs and start from new. Setting the logging level to Maximum allows faults and bugs to be diagnosed by MobileXpress Support. Logs are submitted to MobileXpress Support within a Report.

16 MobileXpress Client User Guide Report To create a report bundle click the Create Report button and choose a location to save the report file. This can then be forwarded to MobileXpress Support to help in the support of the MobileXpress client software. Please note that logs are only useful to MobileXpress Support for diagnosing faults if the logging level is set to maximum. In addition, clicking the Clear Logs button in the Logging tab just before the fault occurs greatly speeds up MobileXpress Support's response time.

17 Section 1: Introduction Wi-Fi Networks Panel The Wi-Fi Networks panel shows the currently available Wi-Fi networks in your area. The entries in the table show the signal strength, encryption status, integrated login availability, SSID (network name), and channel number for each wireless access point. An icon is shown in the 'integrated login' column (column 3) for access points that form part of MobileXpress client WiFi footprint. When you see this icon displayed, you can connect to this access point using the WiFi profile and your normal MobileXpress username and password To connect to an access point in the table, right-click the network name and select which profile you wish to use. If you hover the mouse over an entry in the table then more detailed information will be revealed in a tooltip window. 1.3 Advanced Features The following advanced features are available: Detailed Usage Information Export Usage Information Detailed Usage Information Note: The usage information shown within the client is for guidance only and may differ from your billed time. While basic history can be viewed from the Profile History Panel, more detailed usage information

18 17 MobileXpress Client User Guide can be viewed from within a web browser. This information is accessed by clicking the button in the Profile History Panel, as highlighted below. The default web browser will open a page similar to the page shown below. This page shows the usage information for all profiles in the past month. The current time window can be changed by selecting from the list on the left of the page, under Overall Usage, allowing you to see usage for the past day, week, month or year.

19 Section 1: Introduction Clicking on one of the profiles listed displays more detail for usage in the past month for the selected profile. 18

20 19 MobileXpress Client User Guide Clicking on one of the dates listed displays more detail on usage of the selected profile on that particular day.

21 Section 1: Introduction Clicking on one of the Start Time entries displays detailed information for that connection. 20

22 MobileXpress Client User Guide Export Usage Information Note: The usage information shown within the client is for guidance only and may differ from your billed time. Detailed usage information can be exported in CSV (comma-separated values) format. This functionality can be accessed from the Profile History Panel by clicking the button.

23 Section 1: Introduction 22 You will be prompted with a dialog to select where you wish to save the.csv file. Select a location in the dialog and click Save.

24 MobileXpress Client User Guide About Connection Profiles Connection profiles are files containing your user and access method details. These provide MobileXpress client with information required for connecting remotely to the Internet or your corporate network. For more information, see: How to Install a Profile Your installed profiles are listed in the central activity Main Window of MobileXpress client. Depending on the configuration of the profiles installed on your PC, you can view and edit certain entries, such as User Names and Passwords. When a profile is selected the profile's icon in the centre of the activity window should have a green or amber coloured circle inside it, and the text 'Connect' should appear. If the circle is red in colour this is due to the profile being disabled for some reason. Hover the mouse over the profile name to show a Tool Tip giving the reason why. For more information, see: Profiles Included In This Release Checking and Modifying Profiles User Names and Passwords Profiles Included in this Release The list below shows the profiles supplied with MobileXpress as standard, along with a brief description of their purpose. Other profiles may be available from your administrator on request.

25 Section 1: Introduction 24 Profile Name Description MX Wi-Fi Connects you via any integrated MobileXpress wireless access point. See Connecting using Wi-Fi for more information. Connects you via any MobileXpress global dial location. See Connecting using Dial-up for more information. Connects you via any MobileXpress global Hotel Ethernet locations. See Connecting using Hotel Ethernet for more information. Connects you to any wireless access point, where you must log in manually to the service. For use by pay as you go users. Connects you via a private Wi-Fi network such as the one you may have at home. See Wi-Fi for more information. Displays the latest news about MobileXpress. To be used when Internet access is already established such as when your PC is on your office or home network. Used to check for updates to MobileXpress client and its search databases. To be used when Internet access is already established such as when your PC is on your office or home network. See Checking for Updates for more information. MX Dial MX Hotel Ethernet Web Login Wi-Fi Private Wi-Fi MobileXpress News Check for Updates How to Install a Profile Profiles are available from your administrator, as a.btp file, or downloadable from a web page as a.btp file. To install a connection profile in MobileXpress client simply follow these steps: Double click the supplied profile from its current location on disk or the web page to install it in the client. If the profile is on disk, then you can also drag and drop it on to the client window from a File Explorer window. You will be prompted to rename the profile if one of the same name already exists or just keep the same name to replace the existing profile. The newly installed profile will be added to your set of profiles within the group it has been configured with. If any problems are encountered during this process please refer to the Troubleshooting section of this guide.

26 MobileXpress Client User Guide Checking and Modifying Profiles At times you may need to check or modify the information in your MobileXpress profiles. This could be because your profiles are generic and have to be configured especially for your use. In order to check or modify settings in your profiles, please follow the steps shown below. Step 1: Select the profile you wish to modify by clicking on its entry in the MobileXpress client activity window:

27 Section 1: Introduction 26 Step 2: Click the Expanded Mode button and then click the Profiles Settings button. Step 3: You can check that the profile entry you want to modify is editable by looking at the icon next to the profile: a pen on a white piece of paper means that you can edit this profile entry, whilst a greyed out piece of paper means that it is read only.

28 27 MobileXpress Client User Guide Step 4: Double-click the profile entry you want to modify. The profile entry will appear ready for editing in the profile panel. Step 5: Make your required changes to the profile entry and then confirm the new value by pressing return. If the entry requires you to select from a list, then selecting from the list with the left mouse button is sufficient User Names and Passwords When a profile is first used you will be prompted to enter your MobileXpress user name and password (referred to as Gateway User Name for Wi-Fi profiles, and Dial User Name for all other types of profiles). On subsequent connections you will only have to enter your password as MobileXpress client will automatically remember your user name. Here is a breakdown of the different user name and password pairs that you may encounter while using MobileXpress. User name or Password: Description: Dial User Name This is your MobileXpress user name, and is used for all dial-up connections. It is saved in the profile after your first connection. Dial Password This is your MobileXpress password and is used to authenticate you when connecting. This value is not saved in the profile. Gateway User Name Like Dial User Name, this is your MobileXpress user name, and is used for all automatic WiFi connections. This value is typically saved in the profile after your first connection.

29 Section 1: Introduction 28 Gateway Password Like Dial Password, this is your MobileXpress password but used for WiFi connections.this value is not normally saved in your profile. VPN User Name If you choose to use a VPN client, this is the user name you will use to log on to your corporate network. This value is typically saved in the profile after your first connection. VPN PIN/Password This is the PIN or password value used to verify access to your corporate network using a VPN client, and may be used in conjunction with the Secure Token value. It is not recommended that this value be saved in your profile. Secure Token This is the periodically changing number that appears on your secure access dongle. It is used in conjunction with the VPN PIN/Password value to verify your corporate network account access. You are required to enter the current value each time you log on. 1.5 Client Installation Type MobileXpress client can be installed in two ways, Standard and Advanced. Please note that you require administrator privileges to install MobileXpress client. Standard installation installs MobileXpress client as a normal application that you run when you have logged into Windows. Advanced installation causes MobileXpress client to appear before the Windows log on screen (GINA mode). This allows you to establish a connection to your corporate network before you log into Windows, meaning when you do log in you are authenticated remotely. To change your installation method (administrator rights on your PC are required) go to Add/Remove Programs in Windows Control Panel, and select MobileXpress client. A Change button should appear, click it. The following dialog will appear:

30 29 MobileXpress Client User Guide Click Modify to modify the installation type, the following screen will appear:

31 Section 1: Introduction 30 Click the Advanced Options drop-down icon, select 'Will be installed on local hard drive' to change to the advanced version of MobileXpress client, select 'Entire feature will be unavailable' to change to the standard version of MobileXpress client. You will be prompted to restart if you change versions, click 'Yes' when this prompt appears to restart, or 'No' to restart manually.

32 31 2 MobileXpress Client User Guide Section 2: Getting Started This section will guide you through the various processes used to connect using MobileXpress. You will be provided with step-by-step instructions on: Running the client Searching for Wi-Fi Access Points Connecting using Wi-Fi Connecting using Dial-up and Connecting using Hotel Ethernet If you experience any problems whilst connecting please consult the FAQ and troubleshooting sections. 2.1 Running the Client MobileXpress client can be installed on your machine in one of two ways depending on you or your company's requirements. Standard Installation If your machine starts up with the normal Windows log-on dialog, then once you have logged on to the desktop, you just run MobileXpress client like any other application: Locate the MobileXpress icon on your desktop and double click to launch the application. Alternatively, click on the icon from the Start->Programs->MobileXpress. When you have started running MobileXpress client, then this icon at the bottom right hand side of your screen. will show in your system tray You are now ready to make a connection, see Connecting using Wi-Fi, Connecting using Hotel Ethernet and Connecting using Dial-up for details. Advanced Installation If your machine has been configured to authenticate your Windows log-on with your corporate network before allowing access to the desktop, then MobileXpress client will run automatically at Windows start-up on Windows 2000 and XP. On Windows Vista it is accessible via the Network Logon button. Note that some machines will show a welcome dialog before the client is visible and you should cancel this to continue (normally by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del). You are now ready to make a connection, see Connecting using Wi-Fi, Connecting using Hotel Ethernet and Connecting using Dial-up for details. When your connection has been established, you will be prompted with the normal Windows logon dialog box and this will authenticate directly with your corporate network to allow access to the Windows desktop. Upon a successful log on, the client will remain connected as you enter your Windows desktop.

33 Section 2: Getting Started 32 Should you wish to end your initial connection and exit MobileXpress client, then you can make a subsequent connection by re-running the client as detailed for the Standard Installation above. 2.2 Searching for Wi-Fi Access Points If you are out and about and need to access to the Internet, you can use WiFi access points with an appropriate account. For a brief summary on searching for WiFi access points click here. The following steps show how to search for MobileXpress access points using the quick search method. Step 1: Select the WiFi connection profile and switch to expanded mode by clicking the Expanded Mode button.

34 33 MobileXpress Client User Guide Step 2: Click the Search Directory button:

35 Section 2: Getting Started 34 Step 3: Click the Search tab, then from the drop down menu, choose a search type of Site Name, City or Country as appropriate. In the text field, enter your search value which can be a partial word or address. Click the arrow button to perform the search. A valid search will return a list of all matches and show the total number found. In this case we are using the example of leeds and there are 8 matches: If your search returns no matches, then an empty results window is shown, as below. Tip: Always check your search text for spelling mistakes or use partial words and names to get better search results.

36 35 MobileXpress Client User Guide Step 4: To display the full details of a result, either double-click the entry or select the entry and click the double forward arrow button: Step 5: You can display the full details of other matches by using the previous arrow and next arrow buttons, or return to the main search window by clicking the double back arrow. In addition, you can right-click the full details and select copy, allowing you to paste the details into other Windows programs for printing/ ing:

37 Section 2: Getting Started 36 Summary button. 4. Open the site search support window. Select either Site Name, City or Country and enter the match text of the search. You can display the full details of a search result by clicking the double forward arrow View other results using the previous and next arrows, or the back button to return. 2.3 Connecting using Wi-Fi Before using a wireless connection for access you need to be within range of an access point, this is indicated by the Wi-Fi profile being enabled in the main window. If it is disabled (red) this is either because you are not in range of an access point, or your Wi-Fi device is not present or not functioning correctly. For help in locating WiFi access points go to Searching for WiFi Access Points. For a brief summary on connecting using WiFi click here. Step 1: Select your WiFi connection profile in the MobileXpress client activity window and click the Connect button. MobileXpress client will begin to configure your Wi-Fi card to connect to the best available access point.

38 37 MobileXpress Client User Guide Step 2: Enter your MobileXpress user name and password in the space provided and click OK to continue.

39 Section 2: Getting Started 38 Step 3: You will now be logged on to the WiFi network, as shown below: Summary 1. Select your WiFi connection profile in the activity window. Click the Connect button. 2. Enter your MobileXpress user name and password and click OK. 3. Your account details will now be verified with the Wi-Fi network, and the connection should be established.

40 MobileXpress Client User Guide Connecting using Dial-up Here's how to connect to your corporate network using the MobileXpress Dial option. MobileXpress Dial allows you to connect from an international location using a database of literally hundreds of international access numbers. The number of available access numbers depends on your account type. For a brief summary on connecting using MobileXpress Dial-up click here. Step 1: Select your MobileXpress Dial connection profile in the central activity window. Click the Connect button. Step 2: Select the type of access you are using to make your connection.

41 Section 2: Getting Started 40 Step 3: In the search window there are two drop down menus for Country and Region. Select the country and if applicable, the region you are in. Choose a connection from the available list.

42 41 MobileXpress Client User Guide Step 4: To display the full details of a result, select your chosen item and then either double click the entry or click the double forward arrow button. You can display the full details of other matches by using the previous arrow and next arrow buttons, or return to the main search window by clicking the double back arrow. When you have decided on a number to dial, ensure it is the current selection and press the OK button. Step 5: MobileXpress client will show the dial number in various formats to allow local, national or international access. In general, you should use the first number shown. To dial the selected number, click OK.

43 Section 2: Getting Started 42 Step 6: You may need to prefix the dial number with a local number in order to gain access to an outside line. You can select a number prefix number from the drop down box or enter your own one. You can also enter the letter P to force pulse dialling for use with an old style telephone system: MobileXpress client will use tone dialling by default. Click the OK button to continue. Step 7: If this is your first attempt at connecting using MobileXpress Dial you will be prompted to select the modem to use for this connection. Select it from the drop-down box and click OK.

44 43 MobileXpress Client User Guide Step 8: Enter your MobileXpress user name and password and click OK. Step 9: MobileXpress will now dial the phone number you have chosen and establish a dial-up connection.

45 Section 2: Getting Started 44 Tip: MobileXpress client will automatically remember your last dialled location: When you need to make another connection for the same country, after you click Connect on your chosen profile, just select Yes when prompted: Summary 1. Select the MobileXpress Dial option from the profiles in the central activity window. 2. Select the type of connection you are going to use and click OK. 3. Select your location from the drop down menu and select an access point. 4. Select the correct number format for your current location and click OK. 5. If you require a prefix number to attain an outside line, enter one in the space provided. 6. Select the modem to use with the connection. 7. Enter your dial-up User Name and Password for use with MobileXpress Dial and click OK. 8. MobileXpress client will now establish a connection with the phone number you have chosen. 2.5 Connecting using Hotel Ethernet There are numerous MobileXpress-enabled locations world-wide that provide wired broadband access through Ethernet. The steps below show how to connect this way with MobileXpress client. Step 1: Select your broadband connection profile in the MobileXpress client activity window and click the Connect button.

46 45 MobileXpress Client User Guide Step 2: If you're using this profile for the first time, MobileXpress client will first prompt you for the LAN device to use. Select your LAN device and click OK to continue. Step 3: You will now be prompted to select the connection from the search window. Select the location you are in and click OK to continue.

47 Section 2: Getting Started 46 Step 4: Enter your MobileXpress username and password and click OK to continue. Step 5: You should now be authenticated and then connected. Summary 1. button log in. 5. Select your broadband connection profile in the activity window and click the Connect Select your PC's LAN device from the drop-down list and click OK. Choose the location you are in from the search window. Enter your MobileXpress username and password in the spaces provided and click OK to After being authenticated you should be connected.

48 47 3 MobileXpress Client User Guide Section 3: Updates and Announcements MobileXpress client has the ability to keep itself up to date with the latest release of the software, in order to add new features etc. It can also download the latest version of the internal search databases and show you the latest announcements, so that you are always up to date with the best information. All of these capabilities are under the control of MobileXpress Support, via the installed connection profiles of your client. If updating is enabled, then when a newer version of the software or its search databases are released, you will be informed via an on screen message the next time an update check is made. If announcements are enabled, then when a new announcement is made available you will be informed via an on screen message next time an announcement check is made. This section describes the Software Updates, Database Updates and Announcements features of MobileXpress client, as well as how to check for updates manually. 3.1 Software Updates Periodically when you connect and depending on how your MobileXpress client is configured, you may see the following screens informing you of an update to the software. Step 1: A software update is available for download. At this point you have the option of whether or not you wish to update your MobileXpress software. If you choose not to update your version (by clicking the No button) your connection will progress as usual and you will be prompted when you next connect. If you wish to update, click Yes.

49 Section 3: Updates and Announcements 48 Step 2: Choosing to update will automatically invoke the new MobileXpress client download. Step 3: When the download is finished, click the OK button to exit MobileXpress client and begin the setup process. Follow the on-screen instruction to complete the installation. 3.2 Database Updates Periodically when you connect and depending on how your MobileXpress client is configured, you may see the following screen steps informing you of updates to the search databases. These databases hold information on Wi-Fi Access Points, Hotel Ethernet and Dial-up access numbers.

50 49 MobileXpress Client User Guide Step 1: A database update is available for download. At this point you have the option of whether or not you wish to update your MobileXpress search databases. If you choose not to update (by clicking the No button) your connection will progress as usual and you will be prompted when you next connect. If you wish to update, click Yes. Step 2: Choosing to update will automatically invoke the new database download. The status screen will inform of the current progress. Step 3: Following the update of the databases, MobileXpress client will continue to connect to your network as usual.

51 Section 3: Updates and Announcements Announcements Announcements occur after a connection has been established and contain important MobileXpress information. They are displayed in your default Internet browser (e.g. Internet Explorer). Once your connection has been successfully established any new announcements will be displayed. Some announcements may be optional and in which case you will be prompted (see below) as to whether you want to view it or not. Click Yes to view the announcement, or No to ignore it. Announcements can also be mandatory, meaning you will be informed that you are about to view an announcement. 3.4 Checking for Updates Your connection profiles are configured to check for updates at regular intervals when a connection is established. If you would like to check for updates at any time you can use the Check for Updates profile. To use this profile you will need to be connected to the Internet already through a network connection such as Ethernet or Wi-Fi. Once you click Connect, you will be prompted to select the network device that is connected to the Internet.

52 51 MobileXpress Client User Guide MobileXpress client will then check for updates and prompt you to authorise them, before disconnecting and returning to its idle state. Alternatively, when you are connected MobileXpress client you can check for updates by rightclicking the main window and selecting the Check for Updates option, as shown below.

53 Section 4: Additional Features 4 52 Section 4: Additional Features This section describes many additional features of MobileXpress client. Note: These features may or may not be made available to you by your administrator. 4.1 Wi-Fi MobileXpress client includes 'Sniff and Set' functionality providing a one-click approach to Wi-Fi access using a Wi-Fi card. This allows MobileXpress client to search for Wi-Fi Access Points within range and connect to them using the available hardware. There is also another type of WiFi profile supported by MobileXpress client, called Private Wi-Fi. The Private Wi-Fi profile allows you to manually connect to an Access Point that is not part of the MobileXpress integrated global Wi-Fi footprint. MobileXpress client will display a dynamic list of all the detected Wi-Fi Access Points, as shown below, or may be set to connect to a particular network. To connect to WEP enabled wireless networks The profile entry WiFi WEP Key needs to contain the WEP key for the network. Also, profile entries WiFi Encryption Mode and WiFi Authentication Mode need to be configured as follows: WiFi Encryption Mode WEP WiFi Authentication Mode 'Open', 'Shared' or 'Auto' depending on how the network is set up. Note: 'Auto' mode is not supported by all Wi-Fi card manufacturers. To connect to WPA enabled wireless networks The profile entry WEP/WPA Passphrase needs to contain the WPA passphrase for the network. Also, profile entries WiFi Encryption Mode and WiFi Authentication Mode need to be configured as follows:

54 53 MobileXpress Client User Guide WiFi Encryption Mode WPA (not supported by all Wi-Fi card manufacturers). WiFi Authentication Mode WPA PSK (not supported by all Wi-Fi card manufacturers). To connect to a wireless network that is configured with no encryption Profile entries WiFi Encryption Mode and WiFi Authentication Mode need to be configured as follows: WiFi Encryption Mode None. WiFi Authentication Mode Open. If a Wi-Fi profile is selected within the main window, the signal strength bar shows the detected signal strength for that Access Point. When the profile is in use the signal strength bar is continually updated with the current signal strength for the Access Point MobileXpress is connected to. Hovering over the bar will produce a Tool Tip indicating the Wi-Fi card that is being used, and the actual signal strength as a percentage. If a non-wi-fi profile is selected, the signal strength bar is disabled and will appear greyed, as shown above. Auto Connect The Profile entry Auto Connect allows you to select how you wish your Wi-Fi settings to be configured each time a Private Wi-Fi or Web Login connection is initiated. There are three options: Manual - MobileXpress will prompt you to choose all relevant Wi-Fi settings. Preferred - at the network selection prompt, MobileXpress will show previous connected networks with a right hand side tick mark, and the one that was last used will be selected by default. If one of these preferred entries is chosen then the previous encryption/authentication settings will be silently used. If a connection fails using these stored settings, then you will be prompted for any required values. Last Preferred - MobileXpress will automatically, and silently, attempt to connect to the most recent available preferred network. If the connection fails, then you will be prompted for any required values. If no preferred network is available then you will be prompted to choose one from the available list. See also Troubleshooting Frequently Asked Questions Supported Wi-Fi Cards Any card that is supplied with an NDIS 5.1 driver is supported by MobileXpress client. This generally includes all Wi-Fi adapters on Windows XP and most Wi-Fi adapters on Windows All Wi-Fi adapters with Windows Vista certified drivers are supported on Windows Vista.

55 Section 4: Additional Features Wi-Fi Troubleshooting MobileXpress client requires control of your Wi-Fi card to connect you to Wi-Fi access points. Other applications may interfere with the MobileXpress client doing so, causing problems to occur. It is recommended that you do not run any Wi-Fi card software when using MobileXpress client. The follow applications are known to conflict with MobileXpress client. Cisco Aironet Client Utility The Cisco Aironet Client Utility is installed as part of the Cisco Wi-Fi card installation. In order to use the Cisco Wi-Fi card with MobileXpress client the software must be set to allow other software to manage the card. This is done by opening the Utility and clicking 'Select Profile'. From the dialog that is presented the user should select 'Use Another Application to Configure My Wireless Settings' and click OK. Wireless Zero Configuration Service Windows XP's Wireless Zero Configuration Service (WZCSVC) is used by Windows to control WiFi cards. It is automatically detected by MobileXpress client and is disabled on the launch of the first Wi-Fi profile. It is restored when the client is closed down. 4.2 Launching Web Pages/Applications During the connection process MobileXpress client has the ability to launch applications or Web pages at various stages. These stages are as follows (with corresponding profile entry in parenthesis):

56 55 MobileXpress Client User Guide Immediately when Connect is clicked (Pre Connect URL) After the connection has been established (Post Connect URL) Immediately when Disconnect is clicked (Pre Disconnect URL) After a connection has been fully disconnected (Post Disconnect URL) To specify a web page to be opened at any one of these stages, you should simply set the corresponding profile entry to either ' or ' and then the URL. For example, to automatically go to BT.com after connecting you would set Post Connect URL to ' To specify an application or file to be opened at any one of these stages, you should simply set the corresponding profile entry to be the application/file name and path. For example, to launch a word document called login.doc located on your C: drive when Connect is clicked, you would set Pre Connect URL to be c:\login.doc. Note that if paths contain spaces, then they must be surrounded by double quotes, e.g. "c:\program files\myapp\myapp.exe" -v. Profile entry Post Connect Delay specifies how long in seconds the Post Connect URL should be opened after the connection has been established. So setting this to '5' will cause MobileXpress client to wait five seconds after successfully connecting before opening whatever is specified in Post Connect URL. Profile entry Pre Disconnect Delay specifies how long in seconds the disconnection process should start after you click Disconnect. So setting this to '30' will cause MobileXpress client to wait thirty seconds after Disconnect is clicked before starting the disconnection. 4.3 VPN Support Note: additional profiles are required to use a VPN with MobileXpress client, please contact your administrator for more information. Internal VPN Support MobileXpress client supports Check Point, Cisco, Aventail, Microsoft and Nortel's VPN client software internally, meaning that they will be controlled automatically without you having to configure or run them. To use MobileXpress client with these VPN clients, you need an Internal VPN enabled profile. Once a profile of this type is installed, you will be prompted for the various configuration settings when you connect to it for the first time. On subsequent connections you will be prompted for only a few of these settings, as most are stored once they are entered the first time. External VPN Support This section describes how to set up an external VPN client for use with MobileXpress client. It is only recommended for advanced users and requires a good understanding of the VPN Client in use. MobileXpress client can interact with VPN clients from any vendor that provide a command line interface. To do so you need an External VPN enabled profile installed, with the following entries configured: External VPN Start Executable Executable used to start the VPN Client

57 Section 4: Additional Features 56 External VPN Start Parameters Parameters supplied to the start executable. This can contain the following variables that are used to substitute values from other profile entries: Variable Profile Entry %user VPN User Name %pin VPN PIN/Password %serverip VPN Server 1/VPN Server 2 %auth VPN Authorisation Type %code Secure Token %gid VPN Group %gpwd VPN Group Password %cert VPN Certificate String External VPN Stop Executable Executable used to stop the VPN Client External VPN Stop Parameters Parameters supplied to the stop executable External VPN Up Adaptor Name The Network Adapter that becomes connected when the VPN is established. External VPN Up Registry Key The registry key that is set when the VPN is established. This should be supplied in the form: "<registry hive>\<registry key>" = <value when active> The External VPN Up Registry Key format is as follows: <registry key> must be in double quotes, with the first character being a " <registry hive> may be specified. If not, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE is used. It may contain an = to check for equality. If not the key is checked for existence only. If equality value is in double quotes, it is a string value. If not quoted it is assumed to be numerical. 4.4 Session Timer MobileXpress client features a session timer that automatically disconnects an active connection after it has been active for a set period of time. The exact functionality depends on how your profile's Session Timer Period and Session Timer Warning entries are configured. Profile entry Session Timer Period controls how long in minutes a connection will be maintained, for example setting it to '240' will cause the automatic disconnection to occur four hours after the connection was established. Note that the maximum value this can be set to is 20160, which equates to fourteen days (14 days x 24 hours x 60 minutes). Entry Session Timer Warning specifies if a warning is to be displayed prior to the automatic disconnection, with the value determining how long in minutes the warning is displayed before the disconnection. For example, setting it to '5' will display the warning five minutes before

58 57 MobileXpress Client User Guide disconnection. The warning prompts you and gives you the option to extend the session by the length of time defined in Session Timer Period (by clicking Yes), or if you would like to let the disconnection happen (by clicking No). Clicking No would mean a countdown timer appears in the central window. Warning Clicked No After automatic disconnection

59 Section 4: Additional Features 58

60 59 5 MobileXpress Client User Guide Section 5: Support This is where you'll be able to find solutions to issues you may encounter whilst using MobileXpress client. Please consult these pages before contacting MobileXpress Support. Contact Information. The recommended course of action if you have a problem with MobileXpress client is as follows. 1. Consult this user guide, including the troubleshooting and FAQ sections. 2. Consult any supporting documentation for MobileXpress client produced by MobileXpress Support. 3. Refer to any profile specific Contact Information details. 4. Contact MobileXpress Support. 5.1 Troubleshooting The following section describes issues that may be encountered whilst using MobileXpress client and proposed resolutions. Please consult this and the FAQ page before contacting your IT support department. I don't have an icon on my desktop There are no profiles list in the client The profile I want is not listed I can't install my profile The "Connect" button does not come up when I select the profile I want to connect with In the site search window I can't see all of a site name My profile does not work. Whom do I contact? I can't change the details listed in the profile window I can't seem to connect with Dial I have tried to use an MX Dial entry but cannot get connected I have charges to my Hotel bill from connecting using the client. Is this correct? I cannot see any MX Dial entries for my location The update to the client has failed The update to the search databases has failed I keep getting the error "12126 The wireless connection has been lost. The connection has been te rminated." I don't have an icon on my desktop If you have MobileXpress client installed and you have no icon on the desktop, it may have been deleted post installation. You can also use the MobileXpress entry in the Start -> Programs menu item if present. To restore the desktop or menu shortcuts, you should repair MobileXpress client installation using the Windows control panel Add/Remove Programs option. There are no profiles listed in the client Profiles are installed on a per user basis, so if you have logged on to Windows using a different user name then you will see a different profile set.

61 Section 5: Support 60 You can check if you have any profiles installed on disk, as they will be located on the drive on which Windows is installed in the directory structure "\Documents and Settings\<user_name>\Application Data\MobileXpress client\profiles\<name_of_logged_in_user>". If there are no profiles shown in that location, locate the profile files you have been sent (or request one) and double click the profile icon to install. See How to Install a Profile. The profile I want is not listed The central activity area of the Main Window can only display a limited number of profile entries: It may be that your required profile needs to be scrolled into view or it may even have been renamed. See the menu commands in the Main Window section for more details. If the profile is not installed at all, locate the file you have been sent and double click to install. See How to Install a Profile. I can't install my profile When the profile is received make sure that the icon is doubled clicked, this will then install the profile in the correct location, see How to Install a Profile. If this does not resolve the issue please contact your administrator or MobileXpress Support for a new profile as your profile may be corrupt. The "Connect" button does not come up when I select the profile I want to connect with. This is generally due to the device or phonebook entry that is required for that connection profile not being available. This could be because the previously configured hardware is not present anymore or a Dial-Up Networking (DUN) phonebook entry has been deleted or renamed. To find out the reason, hover the mouse over the profile for a few seconds and a Tool Tip will appear. If a profile has been configured with an old or incorrect device, then you may be able to edit the profile entry to select the correct one. To change a network adaptor, use the Device Type profile entry, whilst to change a DUN phonebook use the Phonebook Entry profile entry. See Checking and Modifying Profile. If you cannot modify your profile as required, then contact your administrator or MobileXpress Support for a new profile or reinstall the original one using the same name to overwrite the current one. An MX Dial connection profile is also reliant on having the correct database present on your machine, before allowing you to press Connect. Confirm you have the latest search databases updated on your machine with your IT support department. In the site search window I can't see all of a site name If you hover your mouse over a site name, the full title will be shown as a Tool Tip. My profile does not work. Whom do I contact?

62 61 MobileXpress Client User Guide Select the profile in MobileXpress client main window with a single left click, then right-click and select the Support option from the context menu. The Contact Information details for that profile will then be displayed in the central activity window. I can't change the details listed in the profile window The profile has been created such that the fields are not user editable, please contact your administrator if you require these fields to be changed. I can't seem to connect with MX Dial Check the details of the phone line that you are calling to see if you require an additional number to get an outside line. Also check whether or not you need to use pulse dialling. These options are both available during the MX Dial dial-up process. Check also the number you are dialling by ringing it from a phone and seeing if a high pitched noise (the remote computer answering) can be heard. See Connecting using Dial-up. I have tried to use an MX Dial entry but cannot get connected It may be that the dial node is experiencing technical difficulties. Attempt to connect using another dial number or log a fault with your administrator/mobilexpress Support. I have charges to my Hotel bill from connecting using the client. Is this correct? This depends on the MX Dial entry you have selected and the charging policy of your hotel. I cannot see any MX Dial entries for my location This could be for three reasons. 1. You may not have the latest MX Dial database and should update to the latest one if you know your location is available. See Database Updates. 2. The database may not have recognised what you have typed in for search criteria. If you have typed in the whole place name try only using part of the name to avoid any misspelling. If you are searching by City, try searching by Country to reveal any countrywide MX Dial entries or Region for your area. See Searching for Wi-Fi Access Points. 3. The call access type you have selected may have filtered out available MX Dial entries. Ensure that the call access type of the profile is correct for you hardware, or use a connection type if available e.g. Analog instead of ISDN. The update to the client has failed This may be due to a dropped network connection. The software installer will not partially install so you will be able to connect with your existing version of MobileXpress client. You will be prompted

63 Section 5: Support 62 to update your version when you next make a connection. The update to the search databases has failed This may be due to a dropped network connection. You will be prompted to update your search databases when you next make a connection. I keep getting the error "12126 The wireless connection has been lost. The connection has been terminated." This error can occur on Windows 98 or 2000 machines, where there's a third party Wi-Fi manager running. Windows XP has a built-in Wi-Fi management service that is automatically disabled by the Access manager whilst it is running. The SSID that MobileXpress has set on the card has been reset causing the connection to fail. First, check your Windows operating system type. If it is Windows 98 or 2000 determine if a Wi-Fi device manager is running (usually seen in system tray). These can normally be disabled simply by exiting the application (right-click the icon and select 'exit' for instance). However it may be necessary to set an option to disable it running at Windows start-up or it might have to be uninstalled (just the management application, not the Wi-Fi device). 5.2 Frequently Asked Questions Below is a list of the most frequently asked questions (FAQ) about MobileXpress client. Click on the FAQ you want to investigate, to be taken to a possible solution. Please consult this and the Troubleshooting page before contacting MobileXpress Support. Where can I download the latest version of the client? How do I get help with the client? What is a personal firewall? What is a profile? How do I get a profile? How do I install a profile? I want to change my hardware. What do I need to do? How do I check the version of my client? What is a VPN? How do I change the details in my profile window? Do I need to be an administrator to install the client? What charges can I expect when using MX Dial? Are the Wi-Fi and MX Dial databases updated? I have received a message telling me that an update to the client is available. What does this mea n? I have received a message telling me that an update to the search databases is available. What do es this mean? Can I use the Fast User Switching feature on Windows XP? What does Multiple Networks Interfaces mean?

64 63 MobileXpress Client User Guide Where can I download the latest version of the client? Each time you connect using MobileXpress client, the client can check for new versions of itself depending on the configuration of your profiles. If a new version is found on the update server, then you will be asked if you want to download the latest version. Alternatively, you can contact MobileXpress Support or your administrator who can supply you with the appropriate URL for the software download. How do I get help with the client? The recommended course of action if you have a problem with MobileXpress client is as follows Consult this user guide, including the troubleshooting and FAQ sections. Consult any supporting documentation for MobileXpress client produced by your company. Refer to any profile specific Contact Information details. Contact your administrator. Contact MobileXpress Support. What is a personal firewall? A personal firewall is an optional piece of software. It protects your PC and corporate network from attacks when you are working remotely. What is a profile? A connection profile is a file that contains all the information you need to connect to your corporate network using MobileXpress service. For each connection method you will have a separate profile. See How to Install a Profile. How do I get a profile? Your connection profiles will be either installed when MobileXpress client is installed, given to you by your administrator or made available on a web site for download. See How to Install a Profile. How do I install a profile? See How to Install a Profile. I want to change my hardware. What do I need to do? It is best to contact your administrator who will issue you with a new profile to use with your new hardware, but you may be able to configure your own profile, see The "Connect" button does not come up when I select the profile I want to connect with. How do I check the version of my client? Right click anywhere on MobileXpress client and select About MobileXpress from the menu.

65 Section 5: Support 64 What is a VPN? VPN is short for Virtual Private Network. It is often used to provide a secure path between your remote location and your corporate network, even though you may be using the public Internet as an access medium. How do I change the details in my profile window? See Checking and Modifying Profiles. Do I need to be an administrator to install the client? Administrator privileges are required for a Standard Installation and an Advanced Installation. See Running the client for more information. Are the Wi-Fi and MX Dial databases updated? Yes. All search databases are updated centrally and are available depending on the configuration of your profiles. You will be notified of any updates when you log on to MobileXpress and asked if you want to update your database. See Database Updates. I have received a message telling me that an update to the client is available. What does this mean? This means that the MobileXpress software has been updated and is available to download. See Software Updates. I have received a message telling me that an update to the search databases is available. What does this mean? This means that the search databases have been updated and are available to download. See Database Updates. Can I use the Fast User Switching feature on Windows XP? The use of the Fast User Switching feature on Windows XP is not recommended, and can produce unexpected results. We therefore suggest that Fast User Switching is disabled. This can be done from Control Panel->User Accounts then selecting 'change the way users log on or off' and unchecking the 'Use Fast User Switching' checkbox. If MobileXpress client was installed in Advanced Mode, Fast User Switching is automatically disabled. What does Multiple Networks Interfaces mean?

66 65 MobileXpress Client User Guide This warning means that you may have more than one network device active and connected, whilst you are attempting to connect with MobileXpress using another network device. For example, your PC may be connected by a physical network cable, and you may be attempting to connect via WiFi using MobileXpress. If this is the case you should disconnect any active network connections before initiating a connection using MobileXpress. This warning may also occur on Windows 98 PCs due to an Infrared Device being detected incorrectly, in this case please ignore the warning. 5.3 Contact Information For each connection profile installed in MobileXpress client there is contact information for issues arising when using that particular profile. To view the support details for each of your profiles, follow the instructions below. Please consult the Troubleshooting and FAQ pages before contacting MobileXpress Support. Step 1: Select the profile you wish to obtain the details for and click the Support menu item as shown:

67 Section 5: Support 66 Step 2: You will then be presented with the support details for that profile in the central activity window. You may use the << or >> keys to scroll up or down through the pages of support information.

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