Details Tab

There are no user-configurable settings on this tab.

Review Session Status information (when the Mobility client is disconnected, the status is described as Session not connected):

Session Status	Description
Authentication Mode	How you must authenticate to establish a mobile VPN session is determined on the Mobility server. This status item indicates the authentication mode for the current session: • User authentication only—The client connects after user authentication succeeds. The client does not attempt device authentication. • User required / Device optional—The client attempts device authentication, but proceeds to user authentication if device authentication fails. • Multi-factor—The client connects after both device and user authentication succeed. • Unattended—The client connects after device authentication succeeds, and user authentication follows. When the user logs off from the client device, the connection between the client and server remains.
Policy Rule Set	The name of the client policy rule set that has been applied to the mobile device for this connection. A policy may only become active if a specific network interface is operational or a particular application is communicating.
NAC Rule Set	The name of the Network Access Control rule set to which the mobile device is subscribed.
NAC Status	The status of the mobile device after the Network Access Control rule set to which it is subscribed has been applied. For more information, click NAC Details.
Encryption	Shows the encryption algorithm being applied to data transmitted between the Mobility server and the Mobility client. Encryption is specified on the Mobility server.
Compression	Indicates whether the data transmitted between the Mobility server and the Mobility client is compressed. Compression is specified on the Mobility server. Compression may be on, off, or set to automatically detect the speed of a connection, enabling compression when the connection is slow and disabling it when the connection is fast. If compression is set to Auto, this is displayed here as Auto-on or Auto-off, depending on connection speed.
Web Acceleration	Indicates whether web acceleration is applied to this connection. When web acceleration is applied by policy, HTTP connections will be optimized when the conditions that cause the policy to become active are met.

Review Active Interface information:

Active Interface	Description
Interface name	The name of the active network interface.
Speed	The speed of the connection, as reported by the active network interface.
Point of Presence	The local address, or point of presence address, is the IP address that reflects the mobile device's current point of attachment to the network. If the mobile device returns to service at a different point on the network or connects from a new location, the Mobility server relays data to the current point of presence address, even if it is on a different subnet or a different network.
Status	The status of the currently active network interface.
Wireless AP SSID	The service set identifier or network name of the wireless network to which the Mobility client is connected. This information is not displayed when the mobile device is docked and not using a wireless network.
Wireless AP BSSID	The basic service set identifier or MAC address of the wireless access point to which the Mobility client is connected. This information is not displayed when the mobile device is docked and not using a wireless network.

Other options in the NetMotion Mobility Client dialog box:

Button	Description
Interface List	Opens a list of network interfaces on the Mobility client device, showing information provided by DHCP for the selected interface. See Mobility Interface List for more information.
NAC Details	Opens the Mobility Network Access Details dialog box, where you can review the NAC (Network Access Control) rule set to which the Mobility client is subscribed, and the network access status of the device. See Mobility Network Access Control for more information.
Disconnect	All network application requests are processed directly by the embedded Microsoft TCP/IP stack; Mobility data encryption, compression, session persistence, and subnet roaming capabilities are not available. You are not required to authenticate to the Mobility server before network communication is allowed. See Disconnecting Mobility for more information.
Connect	When you click Connect, the Mobility client attempts to connect to the Mobility server specified in the Configuration dialog box. By default, the Mobility client connects to a Mobility server at startup. See Connecting with Mobility for more information.