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3 Administering MicroStrategy Mobile Mobile Design and Administration Guide 29 In the Request Target Time field, specify the target time, in seconds, for a single HTTP request in conservative mode. The default value is 5 seconds. 30 In the Wait Between Requests field, specify the number of seconds that the client waits between HTTP requests in conservative mode. The default value is 5 seconds. 31 In the Device Idle Time Limit field, specify the maximum number of seconds that the device can be idle before it switches out of conservative mode. The default value is 30 seconds. Configuring connectivity settings 32 Click the Connectivity Settings tab, and specify the connectivity settings for your BlackBerry devices. For detailed instructions on configuring these settings, see Configuring connectivity settings for iPhone, iPad, Android, and BlackBerry devices, page 140. 33 Click Save to save your Mobile configuration. Generate a URL for your Mobile configuration 34 Generate a URL for your Mobile configuration, and email it to your BlackBerry users. For detailed instructions on generating a URL for your Mobile configuration, see Generating a URL for a configuration, page 156. Configuring the application from the BlackBerry device If you do not have access to the BlackBerry Enterprise Server, you can configure the Mobile application through the Preferences screen. You need to add the connection information for the MicroStrategy Mobile Server, and then configure the projects that you want to receive reports from, as described in the procedures below. To manually configure MicroStrategy Mobile with MicroStrategy Mobile Server information 1 In MicroStrategy Mobile, click the trackball/trackwheel and select Preferences. The Preferences screen opens. 2 Scroll to the area labeled Mobile Servers Configured. 174 Deploying and configuring the MicroStrategy Mobile application © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Mobile Design and Administration Guide Administering MicroStrategy Mobile 3 3 Click the trackball/trackwheel and select Add Mobile Server. The Mobile Server Setup screen opens. 4 Enter the information for each option: • Name: the MicroStrategy Mobile Server, by DNS name or IP address. • Port: the port that the MicroStrategy Mobile Server uses. • Path: the path that the MicroStrategy Mobile Server is installed to. • Type: select either ASP.NET for MicroStrategy Mobile or J2EE for MicroStrategy Mobile Universal. • Request Type: select HTTP for no encryption or HTTPS for SSL encryption. For an explanation of SSL encryption, see SSL encryption, page 117. 5 To use the default authentication settings, select the Use Default check box. Otherwise, specify the Mobile Server authentication settings: a Under Authentication, clear the Use Default check box. b Scroll to the area entitled Authentication Mode. c Click the trackball/trackwheel and select the authentication mode to use to log in to the Mobile Server machine. d For basic or Windows authentication, in the Login field, type the user name. e For basic or Windows authentication, in the Password field, type the password for the login. The default authentication mode is set from the Preferences screen, in the Default Mobile Server Authentication section. 6 Scroll to the area labeled Default Project Authentication. The options in this area determine the default authentication mode for all projects configured for this server. 7 Enter the information for each option: • Mode: select either Standard, Windows, LDAP, or Database • Login: the user name that you use to access the Intelligence Server • Password: the password for the Login above © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Deploying and configuring the MicroStrategy Mobile application 175
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