# Connectivity The Connectivity page gives you a clear overview of all your **connections**. Here, you gain insight into their status and settings. We distinguish between **LoRa** and **M2M** connectivity. ## Connectivity menu ### Show all or narrow down 1. At the top left you see the **project picker**. Leave the project picker empty and the side menu allows you to work accross **all** your projects 2. Pick a **project** and both the menu and the data will **narrow down** to just that specific project, just like the filters you can use in your [tables](/kpn-things/general-functions/tables.md) 3. To open **all** connectivity items click one of the seperate tables for **M2M** and **LoRa** connectivity without selecting a project first.

### Open the connectivity view 1. Once you’ve selected a **project**, you can choose the **connectivity overview** in the project’s detail view 2. You can also use the **side menu** to open the same view

### View options and filters **Below** the table we show. 1. number of ICCIDs **shown per page** 2. **total number** of ICCID's 3. current page and total **number of pages**

Use the filter options in the **top-right corner** to refine your overview. 1. **Save** your filter after making changes, you can store up to **10 different** layouts 2. Expand the table to **full** screen, then click the

ie to return to the **standard** view 3. Open the view **options** menu 4. Open the **columns and filters editor** for advanced options to **customize** your view 5. You can always return to the **default** setting by clicking **Back to main view** 6. **Export** your current overview as a **CSV** file based on the selected layout 7. **Export** your current overview as an **Excel** file based on the selected layout

In the **view options** menu under the

icon, you’ll find tools to **tailor** the view to your needs. 1. Open the **columns** selector 2. Click an item and **hold** the **left** mouse button to **drag** it to your preferred position 3. Click a header and **hold** the **left** mouse button to **drag** it to your preferred position 4. Click on the check boxes to **show** or **hide** an item

It is possible to filter on **multiple** variables to create a cross-section of the data. The filters applied to the overview are shown at the **top** in light blue boxes. 1. Open the **filter** selector 2. Click an item and **select** the desired check boxes, or enter part of the **value** to search 3. Click the

icon at the **top** of the overview or by using **Reset** in the filter selector 4. Click the

icon to **clear filters** to clear **all** filters 5. Click **Apply** to activate a filter or refresh it after making changes

{% hint style="success" %} Don’t forget to **save** your created overviews and filters using the

icon, so you can easily **reuse** them later. Want to learn everything about using **tables** in the Things Portal? Watch the[ instruction video](/kpn-things/general-functions/tables.md) under **tables** for more details. {% endhint %} ## Manage connectivity When you choose the **connectivity** variant, you’ll see an overview of **connections**, based on whether you selected a specific project or all connectivity. **Things Manager includes the following menu items**

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M2M and eSIM connectivity configuration	Learn more about managing your M2M and eSIM connectivity configuration	/files/VRyeWtDBeyPdwFY0ALPn	/pages/Bi5QSJUvvBU3PyESKl0A
LoRa connectivity configuration	Learn more about managing your LoRa connectivity configuration	/files/44M1NRphJZNgpIa5OODJ	/pages/sxmxLfIEOcEF8bZmLii6

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