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3 Administering MicroStrategy Mobile Mobile Design and Administration Guide connection to the network is intermittent. To clear the caches when the application is closed, select the Clear caches when the application closes check box. 18 By default, users can modify caching settings for the Mobile application. For example, users can choose to clear or save caches when the application is closed. To prevent users from modifying caching settings, clear the Allow users to modify caching settings check box. 19 By default, users can enable Diagnostic Mode in the Mobile application. Diagnostic Mode gives users access to the binary file that is generated by dashboards viewed on the mobile device. To prevent users from enabling Diagnostic Mode, clear the Allow users to enable Diagnostic Mode check box. 20 By default, the configuration used on the device is not updated automatically. To enable the mobile device to check the Mobile Server for updates to the configuration at a specified time interval: a In the Check and update configuration settings, select Every. b From the drop-down list, select whether to specify the time interval in Days, Hours, or Minutes. In the field, type the number of days, hours, or minutes, that must pass between each check for updates. The MicroStrategy Mobile application checks for an update to the Mobile configuration at this specified interval. If an update is found, the user is prompted to apply the new configuration to the mobile device. The user can then choose to apply the new configuration or wait for a later time. If the user selects the latter option, the prompt reappears five minutes later. 21 To set up client authentication for Mobile Server, select the Use Certificate Server check box. With this option selected, you can set up a client certificate server responsible for creating certificates for mobile clients. These certificates are required from mobile clients attempting to access the Mobile Server. To specify the certificate server, type the certificate server’s URL in the Use Certificate Server text field. This field must begin with https:// and requires the use of the fully qualified name of the certificate server in the URL, as in the following examples. ASP: JSP: https://fully_qualified_domain_name:port/ CertificateServer/asp/certificate.aspx 138 Deploying and configuring the MicroStrategy Mobile application © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Mobile Design and Administration Guide Administering MicroStrategy Mobile 3 https://fully_qualified_domain_name:port/ CertificateServer or https://fully_qualified_domain_name:port/ CertificateServer/servlet/certificate where: • fully_qualified_domain_name:port is the location and port of your certificate server. For example, machine_name.domain.com:8443. For detailed instructions on configuring a certificate server, see Client authentication with a certificate server, page 117. 22 If you have Android devices that do not contain Google Maps external libraries, you must specify a Google Maps API key to enable Google Maps. To do this, select the Enable maps check box and type your organization's Google Maps API key in the Key field. To specify a Premiere key, select the Premiere key check box, and type the URL for your organization's Premiere key in the URL field. Configuring passcode and encryption options 23 To require users to enter a password to access the application, and to enable the encryption of caches on their mobile devices, select the Requires passcode (required for Data Encryption) check box. When this option is selected, a Mobile user must create a password the first time that she opens the Mobile application. The user is then prompted for the password each time that she attempts to open the application. Mobile device caches are encrypted only if the Requires passcode check box is selected. 24 To specify requirements for the passwords that Mobile users enter to gain access to the Mobile application, use the following settings under Encryption options: a To require at least one numeric character in the password, select the Requires at least one numeric character check box. b To require at least one special character in the password, select the Requires at least one special character ($, @, %...) check box. c To require at least one capital letter in the password, select the Requires at least one capital letter check box. © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Deploying and configuring the MicroStrategy Mobile application 139
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