UML295 Win 7

I will try to explain this the best i can.
I have 2 windows 7 MDT's for a police department that are running the uml295. during setup the only way i could get the pc to start the connection automatically was to download the IPPT (ip pass thru) program that Verizon provided. I tried logging into the interface and setting it up at automatic but what would happen is the aircard would connect but the moment i rebooted the pc and logged back in the connection in the network settings would be disabled and i could not enable it. well today we have installed a LPR system on 2 of them which uses an ethernet port to pass the data from the camera to their software which would not work until i changed the setting in the IPPT program from IPPT to Standard which let the LPR system work but then disabled the aircard. so i am back to square one again. I have called verizon i have taken the MDT into a store just to try another aircard (which i was laughed at) and so far no one has been able to help me. The reason why i need the connection to be active on login is we are using a client vpn called netmotion which makes the connection to our server as the user logs in. If i do not have a connection then the netmotion fails and the user has to manually make their connection.

I too work for a local police dept., and we've experienced issues with the UML295 & Windows 7. Before the release of the IPPT utility the UML295 would introduce a lot of system lag on MDT's running Windows 7. It would also cause Netmotion to delay when handing off to the onboard 802.11 wireless and introduce another set of problems. The solution was to have our rep send us refurb UML290's since they did not require the IPPT utility.
I tried logging into the interface and setting it up at automatic but what would happen is the aircard would connect but the moment i rebooted the pc and logged back in the connection in the network settings would be disabled and i could not enable it. well today we have installed a LPR system on 2 of them which uses an ethernet port to pass the data from the camera to their software which would not work until i changed the setting in the IPPT program from IPPT to Standard which let the LPR system work but then disabled the aircard.
I've never experienced the air card interface being disabled under network connections upon reboot. I just installed the IPPT utility (set to auto-connect) and a new UML295 on one of our ALPR Win7 MDT's, and upon reboot I have no issues authenticating with Netmotion. You may want to verify that your Netmotion server (tools > policy mgmt) is set to ignore and hide the local interface(s) which would include your LPR system as well as any other AV system.

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