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3 Administering MicroStrategy Mobile Mobile Design and Administration Guide configuration instructions, in Mobile Server. You can create a URL for a configuration and then post that URL to an HTML page, or email it to users. Mobile users can click the URL to configure their devices. When users open the URL on their mobile devices, the application is automatically configured using the settings in the configuration. You can create and save multiple configurations. Each configuration can have its own login credentials and list of projects. For example, you can create one configuration for regional sales managers, providing access to only those projects that report on sales data. You can then create another configuration for executives, which gives them access to all projects currently in production. User logins and passwords included with a configuration should be used only for demonstration purposes, as the configuration is not transmitted or stored securely. To create a BlackBerry configuration 1 Access the Mobile Server Administrator page: • In Windows: From the Start menu, point to Programs, then MicroStrategy, then Mobile, then Mobile Server, then select Mobile Administrator. The Mobile Server Administrator web page opens. • In UNIX/Linux: After you deploy MicroStrategy Mobile Server Universal and log on to the mstrMobileAdmin servlet using proper authentication, the Mobile Server Administrator web page opens. The default location of the Administrator servlet varies depending on the platform that you are using. 2 From the pane on the left, select Mobile Configuration. 3 Click Define New Configuration. The Create Configuration page opens. 4 From the Device drop-down list, select BlackBerry. 5 In the Configuration Name field, type the name of the configuration. This name is displayed in the list of all saved configurations. Configure the BlackBerry settings 6 Select the BlackBerry Settings tab. 170 Deploying and configuring the MicroStrategy Mobile application © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Mobile Design and Administration Guide Administering MicroStrategy Mobile 3 7 By default, users can modify configuration settings from their mobile devices. To restrict user access to configuration settings on mobile devices, clear the Allow users to modify settings from the device check box. 8 To allow users to configure real-time updates, select the Allow users to configure Real-Time Updates check box. 9 From the Device Minimum Free Memory drop-down list, select the percentage of device memory that is not accessible by the Mobile application for report storage. Possible values are 1, 5, 10, 15, 25, or 30. The default minimum is 5%. 10 To view advanced settings, click Show Advanced Settings. Configure network parameters 11 Select your web server's TCP connection mode from the TCP Connection Mode drop-down list. Possible values are Default, MDS Proxy, or Direct. The default TCP connection mode is MDS Proxy. For an explanation of the different connection modes, see your web server's documentation. 12 If at least one Mobile Server uses HTTPS, select your web server's TLS connection mode from the TLS Connection Mode drop-down list. Possible values are Default, End-to-End TLS Desired, or End-to-End TLS Required. The default TLS connection mode is Default. For an explanation of the TLS connection modes, see your web server’s documentation. 13 In the Request Timeout field, specify the number of seconds that clients must wait before giving up on establishing a connection with the Mobile Server. The default timeout is 120 seconds. 14 In the Push Listen Port field, specify a port between 0 and 65535 for the Mobile application to use to listen for push notifications. The default port is 31851. Ensure that the port that you enter is free and not in use by another application. © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Deploying and configuring the MicroStrategy Mobile application 171
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