Scout Enterprise Management Suite

Defining a Mobile Internet profile (WWAN)

February 26, 2025

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C M

For mobile devices equipped with an appropriate SIM card, define profiles that allow users to connect to cellular data networks such as LTE or UMTS.

In the Scout Console, for the relevant OU, open Device configuration > Network.
On the Mobile Internet tab, click Add.

In the Edit network profile dialog, edit the following options:

Option	Description
Profile name	Name of the new profile
Connect automatically	If the signal strength is sufficient, the device automatically attempts to connect to the cellular network.
APN	Access Point Name: Address used by the device to connect to the Internet when the cellular data connection is used
PIN	PIN of the SIM card (if used)
	If you leave the field empty and the SIM card requires a PIN, the PIN will be requested on each connection setup.
Username	Username for the mobile account
Password	Password for the mobile account
Roaming	The cellular data connection remains intact when the device is outside the mobile operator’s network.

Confirm with OK.

Unlock blocked SIM card via command

If, for example, a SIM card has been blocked due to incorrect PIN entries, use the PUK to create a new PIN.

For the relevant device, open the context menu and click Commands > User-defined command.
Enter the following command:

mmcli -i 0 \--puk=[\<PUK code\>] \--pin=[\<PIN code\>
Select Run with system rights.
Click Execute.

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Defining a Mobile Internet profile (WWAN)

February 26, 2025

Contributed by:

C M

Defining a Mobile Internet profile (WWAN)

Unlock blocked SIM card via command

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