MotionPro SSL VPN Client for Array Gateways
MotionPro is the downloadable VPN client that connects Windows, macOS and Linux devices to Array Networks AG Series and vxAG secure access gateways. You create a profile containing the gateway address, your username and your password, then connect to bring the device onto the corporate network over an encrypted tunnel. Once established, the client routes traffic to internal servers, file shares, web applications and thin-client desktops according to the policies your administrators assign, so remote and travelling users work with the same resources they reach in the office. MotionPro also supports launching from the gateway’s web portal, which detects your platform and hands you the matching client build with the connection profile already filled in.
Deployment is usually driven by the gateway, not the user. Administrators publish access policies per group, so the same client serves employees, contractors and guests with different rights, and the client shows only the profiles and resources it is entitled to use. Because it is a full-tunnel Layer-3 client, it works alongside ordinary business software without per-application changes, and the optional L4 SDK lets developers tunnel their own applications automatically. Organizations moving away from browser-only access often compare it with a Global VPN Client approach, since a standalone client keeps sessions alive independently of browser tabs and extensions. Mobile builds extend the same accounts to phones and tablets.
Benefits of Using MotionPro
The main benefit of MotionPro is that it puts remote users on the corporate network without weakening the controls that protect it. Connections are encrypted end to end, and access is granted per identity and per group rather than by opening broad holes in the firewall, so an administrator can hand a contractor one internal application and nothing else. Profile handling removes most of the setup work: the same address, credentials and options are reused on every launch, and when a connection is started from the gateway portal the profile arrives already configured. Client-side and gateway-side checks add device validation and endpoint controls before a session is allowed, which matters when staff connect from home networks and personally owned laptops. Cross-platform coverage means one account reaches the same resources from desktop and mobile devices, which simplifies support for mixed fleets.
MotionPro Software Information
- Developer: Array Networks
- Current Version: 9.4.0.505
- License: Commercial
- Language: en-US
- Downloads: Estimated 10K+
- Platform: Windows Desktop
System Requirements
- Processor: 2-core CPU
- RAM: 4 GB RAM
- Storage: 2 GB available storage
- Graphics / GPU: Not required
MotionPro Features
Saved Connection Profiles
Create a profile that stores the gateway hostname or IP address, port, username and password, then connect with a single click or double-click. Profiles keep repeat sessions consistent and let frequent travellers move between several gateways without retyping connection details every time.
Encrypted Gateway Tunnel
MotionPro builds an encrypted tunnel between the local device and the Array gateway, protecting credentials and business data as they cross public networks. The session is authenticated with the gateway before any internal resource becomes reachable, so a captured connection cannot simply be replayed later.
Web-Launched Client Provisioning
When a user signs in to the gateway’s web portal, the portal detects the operating system and offers the matching MotionPro build, then starts it with the connection profile already populated. Onboarding a new laptop or desktop becomes a guided step instead of a small installation project.
Layer-3 Network-Level Access
Once connected, the client places the device on the corporate network so internal servers, file shares, databases and management interfaces respond as if the user were on site. This avoids per-application configuration and supports tools that were never designed for browser-based access.
Layer-4 Per-Application Tunneling
An L4 software development kit lets third-party or in-house applications open their own secure tunnels automatically on demand, instead of routing all of a device’s traffic through the VPN. Administrators keep granular control while developers avoid rewriting network code just to reach internal services.
Secure Browser for Web Apps
The secure browser component presents enterprise web and HTML5 applications inside a controlled environment rather than the device’s everyday browser. Cached pages, cookies and downloaded files stay inside that container, which lowers the chance that corporate content leaks into personal apps.
Device and Endpoint Security Checks
Client, application and device security features validate the connecting endpoint before or during a session, and administrators can enforce host checks or clear cached data afterwards. Security teams gain a way to trust the device itself, not just the password, before granting access to sensitive systems.
Linux GUI and Command-Line Control
On Linux, MotionPro can run as a graphical client or be driven from the command line with host, username and password arguments for automated or headless sessions. Scripts can start and stop tunnels, which suits administrators who manage servers remotely without keeping a desktop session open.
MotionPro Old Versions
Version 1.2.22 Updated: January 24, 2024 Download
MotionPro FAQs
What is MotionPro used for?
MotionPro is the client software that connects a computer or mobile device to an Array Networks AG Series or vxAG secure access gateway. It creates the encrypted tunnel that lets a remote user reach internal servers, file shares, web applications and desktops through policies set by their organization’s administrators.
Do I need my own MotionPro account?
No separate account is created inside the client. MotionPro authenticates against the gateway it connects to, so the username, password and any additional authentication factor come from the organization that operates that gateway, usually the IT or security team that issued your remote access credentials.
How do I set up a connection profile?
Open the client and add a profile, entering a name for the connection, the gateway hostname or IP address, the port your administrator specifies, and your credentials. The profile is then saved locally so later sessions only need a double-click, and connections started from the gateway portal may arrive preconfigured.
MotionPro will not connect, what should I check first?
Confirm the gateway address and port match what your administrator provided, that your password has not expired, and that local firewall or security software is not blocking the client. Older client installs are a common cause of failures, so uninstall previous versions, restart the device, and then try again.
Can I start MotionPro without opening a browser?
Yes. Although the gateway portal can detect your system and provision the matching client automatically, MotionPro is a standalone application that launches normally and connects from a saved profile. The browser route is convenient for first-time setup, but it is not required for everyday use.
Can I keep several gateway profiles in MotionPro?
Yes. Each gateway you connect to can be stored as its own profile, so staff who work with more than one environment, such as production and a lab network, can switch between them without deleting settings. Access still depends on the rights the gateway grants to those credentials.