Introduction to NetMotion Mobility Mobility Documentation Mobility System Components What’s New in NetMotion Mobility System and Product Requirements

• Automating Client Software Installation Installing the Mobility Client—iPhone and iPad Installing the Mobility Client—macOS Installing the Mobility Client—Android Devices Installing the …

By default, NetMotion Mobility uses UDP port 5008 for all of its traffic. If clients are connecting through a personal firewall (on the computer hosting the Mobility client), you must do the …

Download the .msi file appropriate for your client operating system from the NetMotion web site; for example, download Mobility_xg_client_11.02_Win10_x64_release.msi for clients running …

Introduction to NetMotion Mobility NetMotion Mobility ® is standards-compliant, client/server-based software that securely extends the enterprise network to the mobile environment.

Mobility Client Command-Line Interface Mobility provides a command-line interface to the Mobility client (tellmes.exe) for custom applications and troubleshooting. The default installation …

To determine if traffic is reaching the server, open the server's NetMotion Mobility Event Viewer and turn on Debug events (under File > Log Settings). When you test connectivity from a client …

NetMotion Mobility disconnect errors occur when a client gets disconnected or is refused a connection. This section lists the possible disconnect errors, the accompanying message, and …

Configuring Network Interfaces and Routing Configuring network routing is a matter of deciding where to send packets. When the Mobility server is configured with more than one interface, …

• Adding the NetMotion site to the Trusted Zone allows active content (including JavaScript) to be available for the Mobility documentation but not for the Internet as a whole. • When you …