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3 Administering MicroStrategy Mobile Mobile Design and Administration Guide d To specify a minimum number of characters for the password, type the desired number, in characters, in the Minimum passcode length text box. The default value is 4 characters. e To specify a maximum number of failed login attempts before a user is locked out of the Mobile application, type the desired maximum number in the Maximum number of failed logon attempts text box. The default value is 10 characters. f To specify the number of seconds that a user is locked out of the Mobile application after meeting the maximum number of failed logins, type the desired amount of time, in seconds, in the Lockout duration text box. The default value is 0 seconds. 25 To continue the mobile configuration, click the Connectivity Settings tab. For detailed instructions on configuring connectivity settings, see Configuring connectivity settings for iPhone, iPad, Android, and BlackBerry devices, page 140. Configuring connectivity settings for iPhone, iPad, Android, and BlackBerry devices To configure mobile devices to communicate with Mobile Server and provide access to projects, you must provide connection and authentication information. Configure the connection and authentication information for your Mobile Server(s) and project(s) in the Connectivity Settings tab of the Mobile Configuration. Configure the connectivity settings 1 From the Mobile Configuration, select the Connectivity Settings tab. 2 Under Default Mobile Server Authentication, specify the default Mobile Server authentication settings. a From the Authentication Mode drop-down list, select the default authentication mode to use to log in to the Mobile Server machine. For iPhone, iPad, or BlackBerry, to use a trusted authentication 140 Deploying and configuring the MicroStrategy Mobile application © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Mobile Design and Administration Guide Administering MicroStrategy Mobile 3 provider such as Tivoli or SiteMinder, you must choose Basic and enter your credentials for the trusted authentication provider. If you are using HTML forms for trusted authentication with the iPhone or iPad, you can choose Anonymous, Basic, or Windows as the default Mobile Server authentication mode. b For basic or Windows authentication, in the Login field, type the user name. To use basic authentication with a trusted authentication provider, type your trusted authentication provider login. c For basic or Windows authentication, in the Password field, type the password for the login. To use basic authentication with a trusted authentication provider, type your trusted authentication provider password. d For basic or Windows authentication, you can override login credentials that users may have specified on their mobile devices. To do this, select the Overwrite user-specified credentials when applying configuration check box. 3 Click Configure New Mobile Server. 4 In the Mobile Server name field, type the fully qualified host name of this machine. This is the Mobile Server that the application will connect to. For iPhone, iPad, or BlackBerry, if you are using trusted authentication, in this field, type the URL that is monitored by your trusted authentication provider. For example, if you are using Tivoli for trusted authentication, type http:// tivoli_machine:port/junctionName/. For additional information on trusted authentication, see the System Administration Guide. 5 If mobile clients must use a different name to access the Mobile Server, select the Mobile clients access this server using the following external name check box, and type the name in the field. For example, type the externally accessible name of a load balancer in machine-name.domain.com format. 6 In the Mobile Server port field, type the port number that is used by Mobile Server on this machine. 7 In the Mobile Server path field, type the path to the MicroStrategy Mobile Server files on this machine. © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Deploying and configuring the MicroStrategy Mobile application 141
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