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Chapter 9: Managing the Mobile Device Server 92 5 Save your changes. Mobile Device Server Profile Authorized Users For information on adding an authorized user for the Mobile Device Server profile, see Assigning Authorized Users on page 51. Mobile Device Settings on the Server Profile You can configure settings from the Mobile Device Server Profile that affect how the mobile device interacts with the Mobile Device Server. These settings include: • Device Chat Timeout. This option sets the amount of time in minutes that both the device and the enterprise server will wait before dropping a chat session. • Device Comeback Delay. This option sets the amount of time in minutes that the mobile device will wait before trying to reconnect to the Mobile Device Server after following a connect rejection (i.e., if the device tried to connect during an exclusion window). • Enable Device Caching. This option enables mobile devices to download software package files from other mobile devices on the same subnet instead of from the Mobile Device Server. Device caching reduces the demands on the Mobile Device Server during software package synchronization. For information about implementing device caching, call Wavelink Customer Support. • Enable Persistent Connection. This option causes each device to create a persistent TCP connection with the Mobile Device Server. This ensures communication in an environment where UDP packets cannot reliably be transmitted between the server and the device. • Enable SMS Notification. This option allows the Mobile Device Server to use SMS notification if a device cannot be reached by UDP packets. This option is only available for devices with a phone, and must also be configured on the device and at the enterprise server. For more information on enabling SMS notification, call Wavelink Customer Service. • Suppress GPS Data Collection. When this option is enabled, the Mobile Device Server will discard GPS data collected from the devices rather than transmitting it to the enterprise server.
Chapter 9: Managing the Mobile Device Server 93 • Suppress Radio Statistics Data Collection. When this option is enabled, the Mobile Device Server will discard radio statistics data collected from the devices rather than transmitting it to the enterprise server. • Suppress Realtime Properties Data Collection. When this option is enabled, the Mobile Device Server will discard realtime properties data collected from the devices rather than transmitting it to the enterprise server. • Suppress Software Profile Data Collection. When this option is enabled, the Mobile Device Server will discard software profile data collected from the devices rather than transmitting it to the enterprise server. • User Files Upload Path. When a package’s .PPF file specifies that files are to be uploaded to Home, this option provides the path to Home on the machine local to the Mobile Device Server. If no path is specified, Home is defined as the Mobile Device Server installation directory. • User Files Download Path. When a package’s .PPF file specifies files that are to be downloaded from Home, this option provides the path to Home on the machine local to the Mobile Device Server. If no path is specified, Home is defined as the Mobile Device Server installation directory. To configure mobile device settings on the Mobile Device Server profile: 1 From the Profiles tab, select the profile from the Profile List. 2 Click Edit. 3 In the Mobile Device Server Profile tab, find the Device Settings region. 4 Configure the settings as desired. 5 Click Save. Secondary Mobile Device Servers Avalanche allows you to configure the Mobile Device Server profile with secondary server support. This allows mobile devices to attempt to connect to a secondary Mobile Device Server if the primary server is not available. Mobile devices attempt to connect to the servers in the Secondary Server List. If the device cannot connect to the first server on the list, it will move to the next server on the list until it is able to connect to a server. If the mobile device
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