Wavelink Avalanche Site Edition Java Console User Guide
Wavelink Avalanche Site Edition Java Console User Guide
Wavelink Avalanche Site Edition Java Console User Guide
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Mobile Device Server Profile Authorized <strong>User</strong>s<br />
For information on adding an authorized user for the Mobile Device Server<br />
profile, see Assigning Authorized <strong>User</strong>s on page 51.<br />
Mobile Device Settings on the Server Profile<br />
You can configure settings from the Mobile Device Server Profile that affect<br />
how the mobile device interacts with the Mobile Device Server. These settings<br />
include:<br />
• Device Chat Timeout. This option sets the amount of time in minutes that<br />
both the device and the enterprise server will wait before dropping a chat<br />
session.<br />
• Device Comeback Delay. This option sets the amount of time in minutes<br />
that the mobile device will wait before trying to reconnect to the Mobile<br />
Device Server after following a connect rejection (i.e., if the device tried to<br />
connect during an exclusion window).<br />
• Enable Device Caching. This option enables mobile devices to download<br />
software package files from other mobile devices on the same subnet<br />
instead of from the Mobile Device Server. Device caching reduces the<br />
demands on the Mobile Device Server during software package<br />
synchronization. For information about implementing device caching, call<br />
<strong>Wavelink</strong> Customer Support.<br />
• Enable Persistent Connection. This option causes each device to create a<br />
persistent TCP connection with the Mobile Device Server. This ensures<br />
communication in an environment where UDP packets cannot reliably be<br />
transmitted between the server and the device.<br />
• Enable SMS Notification. This option allows the Mobile Device Server to<br />
use SMS notification if a device cannot be reached by UDP packets. This<br />
option is only available for devices with a phone, and must also be<br />
configured on the device and at the enterprise server. For more<br />
information on enabling SMS notification, call <strong>Wavelink</strong> Customer Service.<br />
• Suppress GPS Data Collection. When this option is enabled, the Mobile<br />
Device Server will discard GPS data collected from the devices rather than<br />
transmitting it to the enterprise server.
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