This C++ code example demonstrates how an application can open an Internet connection and manage access points. The application opens a connection to a predefined Internet access point (IAP). From S60 3rd Edition, FP2 onwards, a predefined service network access point (SNAP) is used, which enables application-level roaming. Note that access point management features implemented as an option in the example require WriteDeviceData and NetworkControl capabilities. This application has been tested to support S60 5th Edition and touch UI. The example package contains a video demonstrating how to use the application. Documentation about application-level roaming and service network access points is provided in the C++ Developer's Library Extension for S60 3rd Edition FP2 MR/Communication section. Important classes: MMobilityProtocolResp, TAccessPointInfo, CActiveCommsMobilityApiExt, CCmApplicationSettingsUi, TCmSettingSelection, TBearerFilterArray.