Possible to configure Proxy for Wi-Fi in Configuration Utility?

Is it possible to set the proxy information under the Wi-Fi section of the iPhone Configuration Utility?
Being able to pre-configure the SSID, security type, etc is great, but I do not see a place to configure the proxy information...still have to manually type that into the WiFi settings on the device after the profile is installed.

I saw a few other posts about manually editing the .mobileconfig file...when testing, my iPad ignored the section added w/ proxy info.
I'm not thinking this is the way to go anyway since iPCU strips that section out if you try to import it back in (gives a message about unsupported keys), and this way prevents from using the digial sign function in iPCU, so it shows up on the device as unsigned when prompted to install.
Seems like a lot (realtive, but it's more than one) of users on these boards are requesting the same feature. Would be anther major step towards making iOS play catch-up in the Enterprise.

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Hi,
>>>>But to be honest: Is it elegant to double the receivers?
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Would it be possible to configure wi-fi airtime per day/week for my children. They have an iPhone/ipad device and trend to watch the screen every free moment of their time.....

Good morning.
Would it be possible to configure wi-fi airtime per day/week for my children. They have an iPhone/ipad device and trend to watch the screen every free moment of their time.....

Hello rogier111
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Is it possible to change proxy settings for all profiles that´s created instead of the standard options. We need to change "use systems proxy" into "automatic"

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Thanks for the reply.
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Interface uses external and internal message definitions
Message no. SPRX122 *
Diagnosis
In a message interface you can use messages from different sources:
Message types and fault message types edited in the Enterprise Services Repository
Messages imported into the Enterprise Services Repository (external definitions, RFC, IDoc)
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System Response
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Procedure
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ii. Create a message interface and reference the messages of the external definition, or the RFC or IDoc message.
Check this, it may help you
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/3f/01623c4f69b712e10000000a114084/content.htm
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