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Chapter 9: Managing the Mobile Device Server 94 can not connect to any servers, it remains offline and an alert appears in the Alert Browser. NOTE A network profile is required for secondary server support. The secondary server properties are set using the network profile and if you do not have one configured, the mobile device will never receive those network settings. NOTE Unexpected mobile device behavior may occur if the secondary server is configured differently than the primary server. The mobile device may adopt the network profile of the secondary server. You can configure the following connection settings: • Enable Secondary Server Support. When you enable this option, the mobile device is authorized to attempt to connect a secondary Mobile Device Server if the primary server is not available. You can click on the Secondary Servers button to configure the list of secondary servers and their addresses/hostnames. • Override Connection Timeout Settings. When you enable this option, the Mobile Device Server profile settings will override any connection settings configured on the mobile device. • Server Connect Timeout. This option configures the number of seconds the mobile device will wait between attempts to connect to the current mobile device server. • Server Advance Delay. This option configures the number of seconds prior to advancing to the next secondary server. For example, if you have your Server Connect Timeout set to 10 seconds and the Server Advance Delay set to 60 seconds, the mobile device will attempt to contact the server six times (every 10 seconds for 60 seconds). NOTE Ensure the Server Advance Delay setting is a multiple of the Server Connect Timeout setting.
Chapter 9: Managing the Mobile Device Server 95 To configure secondary server support: 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 Secondary Servers region. 4 Configure the settings as desired. 5 Click Save. Configuring Mobile Device Server Blackouts and Updates From the Mobile Device Server profile, you can configure blackout windows when the Enterprise Server is not allowed to contact the Mobile Device Server. You also have the option to restrict when and how many mobile devices can update simultaneously from the server. These options allow you more control over bandwidth usage. You can also schedule profile‐specific updates for the mobile devices. This section contains the following information: • Configuring Blackouts • Restricting Simultaneous Device Updates • Scheduling Profile‐Specific Device Updates Configuring Blackouts To allow you more control over bandwidth usage, <strong>Avalanche</strong> uses blackout windows and update restrictions in the Mobile Device Server profile. During a server‐to‐server blackout, the Mobile Device Server is not allowed to communicate with the Enterprise Server. During a device‐to‐server restriction, the mobile devices are not allowed to communicate with the server. To create a blackout window: 1 From the Profiles tab, select the Mobile Device Server profile from the Profile List. 2 Click Edit.
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