I applied the HOME profile, I opened a shell and typed "ipconfig /all".

I noticed that the Control Point Connection Manager tries to apply the desired settings to the "Ethernet adapter Windows Mobile Ethernet Connection" interface and not the "Intel(R) 82567LM Gigabit Network Connection" interface that is my LAN card.

Anybody knows how I could "tell" to the Connection manager which interface is my LAN card?

When I installed the Dell Connection Manager it re-installed drivers for all my network cards (wireless, lan, 3g modem).

Could it be a driver issue?

I uninstalled the Windows Mobile Center and the OpenVPN program so that the only LAN interface present to the system was the LAN interface. Then I uninstalled and installed again the Dell Connection Manager, and the settings that I set in the Ethernet tab are applied to my LAN interface.

The only problem now is that the LAN adaper is not fully configured since, I cannot set the gateway for each profile.... Anybody knows a workaround? I am thinking about creating a batch file that executes the "route add gateway..." command, but it is not the best solution...

Any suggestions?

I couldn't find a way to adjust either subnet mask or default gateway in the Dell Control Point Connection Manager for any of the profiles I created. What might be worth a try is to create a new profile and immediately afterwards search for modified files on the system which were modified in the last 2 or 3 minutes (depending on how quick you are). this should tell us in which file these settings are stored. if it is a simple cfg file we might try manual editing. Unfortunately the Windows search doesn't allow to search for items newer than a whole day.

Could anyone give it a try?

Michael