# Networks

## Wi-Fi Networks

Click *Add* and configure the following:

* General Settings
  * Name
  * Wireless network name (SSID)
  * Is the network hidden?
  * Private Wi-Fi Address
* Proxy Settings
  * Proxy type – Select *None* to accept all default proxy settings, *Manual* to define the proxy server settings manually, or *Automatic* to allow devices to detect and adapt proxy settings automatically, and configure the following, where prompted:
    * Proxy server (Manual only)
    * Proxy port (Manual only)
    * Proxy username (Manual only)
    * Proxy password (Manual only)
    * Proxy URL (Automatic only)
* Wi-Fi Settings
  * Security Type – Select a *Personal* security type and assign a *Wireless Password*, or select an *Enterprise* security type and configure *Enterprise Settings* as needed.

To make changes, select a wireless network and click *Edit*, or click *Delete* to delete.<br>

## Global HTTP Proxy

Click *Add* and configure the following:

* Name – Specify the name for this configuration.
* Proxy Type – Select *Manual* to define the proxy server settings manually, or *Automatic* to allow devices to detect and adapt proxy settings automatically.
* Server – Specify the URL of the proxy server. (Manual only)
* Server port – Specify the port used to access the proxy server. (Manual only)
* User name – Specify the user name required to access the proxy server. (Manual only)
* Password – Specify the password required to access the proxy server. (Manual only)
* Proxy PAC URL – Specify the location of the proxy auto-configuration file. (Automatic only)
* Allow PAC Fallback – Select this option to allow devices to connect directly if the Proxy PAC URL is unreachable.
* Allow Captive Login – Select this option to allow devices to bypass the proxy when connecting to known networks.

To make changes, select a global HTTP proxy and click *Edit*, or click *Delete* to delete.


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