Avalanche User Guide - Wavelink
Avalanche User Guide - Wavelink Avalanche User Guide - Wavelink
110Connection PolicySelect how Remote Control notifies the mobile device user thatRemote Control is establishing a connection.• Silent indicates that the user will not be notified.• Notify indicates that the user will see a text window on his deviceletting him know that a connection has been established.• Prompt-Allow will provide the user with a prompt to allow ordeny the connection. If the user does not respond, the connectionwill be allowed.• Prompt-Deny will provide the user with a prompt to allow or denythe connection. If the user does not respond, the connection willbe denied.Policy TimePasswordLog LevelSelect how long the notification or prompt will be displayed. If youselected Prompt-Allow or Prompt-Deny, this is the number ofseconds Remote Control will wait before establishing or denying theconnection.A password to require Remote Control users to provide a passwordbefore connecting to a mobile device.This is for the client log stored on the device. Logging levels include:• Critical. Indicates errors that cause Remote Control to fail to start.• Error. Indicates errors that are caused by configuration and/orcommunication problems.• Informational. Documents the flow of operation.• Warning. Indicates possible operational problems.• Debug. Used to diagnose program malfunctions or communicationproblems.Maximum SizeUse EncryptionConfigure the maximum size that the log file can reach beforecreating a new log file. New log files do not override previous logfiles.Configures the client to use AES encryption.
111PassphraseThe passphrase to use for encryption. This can include ASCIIcharacters and be up to 64 characters long.NOTE: The Client and Server BOTH must be configuredwith the same passphrase for encryption to work. Forinformation on configuring the Server for encryption, seeConfiguring Server Options on page 104Client SleepWhile ConnectedAllow ClientConfigurationDisable Client ExitClient Pre-connect toServerClient Connect onActiveSyncAllows the mobile device to enter sleep mode while connected toRemote Control. If you do not enable this option, Remote Control willnot allow the mobile device to enter sleep mode while connected.Grants client configuration control to the mobile device user. Thisallows the user to configure the Remote Control client from themobile device. When the mobile device user has configurationcontrol, any changes you make in the Client Settings tab from theRemote Control Console will not deploy to the device. To regainClient Configuration setting control from the Remote ControlConsole, you must disable this option and redeploy the settings to themobile device.When this option is enabled, the mobile device user cannot exit theRemote Control application.Configures the device to always pre-connect to the Remote ControlServer.When this option is enabled, the device will attempt to connect to theserver when it is cradled.Corporate Connection This determines if VPN or port forwarding will be used by the mobiledevice connecting to your server.• If this option is enabled, the mobile device uses a VPN connectionto connect to the server.• If this option is disabled, the mobile device uses an Internetconnection to connect to the server.To edit the Remote Control package from the Java Console:1 From the Profiles tab, select the software profile that has the Remote Control package.2 In the Software Packages list, select the Remote Control package and click Configure.The Configure Software Package dialog box appears.3 Select Client Configuration from the list and click Launch.
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110Connection PolicySelect how Remote Control notifies the mobile device user thatRemote Control is establishing a connection.• Silent indicates that the user will not be notified.• Notify indicates that the user will see a text window on his deviceletting him know that a connection has been established.• Prompt-Allow will provide the user with a prompt to allow ordeny the connection. If the user does not respond, the connectionwill be allowed.• Prompt-Deny will provide the user with a prompt to allow or denythe connection. If the user does not respond, the connection willbe denied.Policy TimePasswordLog LevelSelect how long the notification or prompt will be displayed. If youselected Prompt-Allow or Prompt-Deny, this is the number ofseconds Remote Control will wait before establishing or denying theconnection.A password to require Remote Control users to provide a passwordbefore connecting to a mobile device.This is for the client log stored on the device. Logging levels include:• Critical. Indicates errors that cause Remote Control to fail to start.• Error. Indicates errors that are caused by configuration and/orcommunication problems.• Informational. Documents the flow of operation.• Warning. Indicates possible operational problems.• Debug. Used to diagnose program malfunctions or communicationproblems.Maximum SizeUse EncryptionConfigure the maximum size that the log file can reach beforecreating a new log file. New log files do not override previous logfiles.Configures the client to use AES encryption.
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