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Working with Profile Groups
Profile groups allow you to organize your Preferred WLAN profiles. You
can place the profiles in different groups to make them easier to find and
manage. Creating profile groups is optional.
There can be only one active profile group at a time. The wireless adapter
uses the profiles in the active group to establish a connection to a wireless
network. The profiles in the other groups are inactive. You can work on all
the profiles in all the groups, not just the active group, but only the profiles
in the active group are used to make a wireless connection. For
instructions on how to designate the active group, refer to “Selecting the
Active Profile Group” on page 57.
Creating a Profile
Group
To create a new profile group, perform the following procedure:
1. Start the configuration program by clicking the program’s icon, shown
in Figure 25 on page 37, located in the toolbar on the desktop.
The main window of the configuration utility is shown in Figure 26 on
page 37.
2. In the Profile Group Control section of the Configuration tab, click the
empty field to the left of the New button and enter a name for the new
profile group. The name can be up to 15 alphanumeric characters.
Spaces are allowed.
3. Click
New
.
The new group is added to the list in the Profile Group Control section.
If this is the first profile group, note the following:
All of the existing profiles in the Preferred WLAN section are
automatically added to the group.
The group is automatically marked as the active group, designated
with the icon in Figure 33. The computer uses the profiles in the
active group to connect to a wireless network. There can only be
one active group at a time. To change the active group, refer to
“Selecting the Active Profile Group” on page 57.
Figure 33. Active Group Icon
4. Click the name of the new group to select the group.
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