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Chapter 8: Managing a Mobile Device Server 70Logging The current Avalanche log file is saved as Avalanche.log to the \Service directory. Once the current log filereaches the maximum size, it is saved as Avalanche.log. (where is a number between 000 and 999), and a new Avalanche.log file is created.The following logging options are available on a Mobile Device Server:Critical. Writes the least information to the log file, reporting only critical errorsthat have caused the Mobile Device Server to crash.Error. Writes errors that are caused by configuration and/or communicationproblems as well as and Critical messages to the log file.Warning. Writes Critical messages, Error messages, and indicates possibleoperational problems in the log file.Info. The recommended logging level. This logging level documents the flow ofoperation and writes enough information to the log file to diagnose most problems.Debug. Writes large amounts of information to the log file that can be used todiagnose problems.Max Log Size. Specifies the maximum size (in kB) of the log file before beginning anew file.Avalanche LicensingA Mobile Device Server profile has the following licensing options:ReleaseDevicelicensesafter _ daysofinactivitySets how long the Mobile Device Server will wait before it returns a license foran inactive device to the pool of unused licenses.EnableFast-ExpirationAllows the server to terminate the license lease after the specified time periodwithout contacting the device. If this option is disabled, the server will attemptto contact any devices that have not communicated with the server in theconfigured time period. If the device does not respond, the license lease will beterminated.Secondary ServersYou can configure the following connection settings:
Chapter 8: Managing a Mobile Device Server 71EnableSecondaryServerSupportAuthorizes the mobile device to attempt to connect a secondary Mobile DeviceServer if the primary server is not available. You can click on the SecondaryServers button to configure the list of secondary servers and theiraddresses/hostnames.OverrideConnectionTimeoutSettingsThe Mobile Device Server profile settings will override any connection settingsconfigured on the mobile device.ServerConnectTimeoutServerAdvanceDelayConfigures the number of seconds the mobile device will wait between attemptsto connect to the current mobile device server.Configures the number of seconds before the device advances to the next server.Ensure the Server Advance Delay setting is a multiple of the Server ConnectTimeout setting. For example, if you have your Server Connect Timeout set to10 seconds and the Server Advance Delay set to 60 seconds, the mobile devicewill attempt to contact the server six times (every 10 seconds for 60 seconds).Device SettingsYou can configure settings from the Mobile Device Server profile that affect how the mobiledevice interacts with the Mobile Device Server. These settings include:Device ChatTimeoutDeviceComeback DelayEnableDevice CachingEnable PersistentConnectionSets the time in minutes that both the device and the server will waitbefore dropping a chat session.Sets the time in minutes that the mobile device will wait before trying toconnect to the Mobile Device Server after a connect rejection (i.e., if thedevice tried to connect during an exclusion window).Enables mobile devices to download software package files from othermobile devices on the same subnet instead of from the Mobile DeviceServer. Device caching reduces the demands on the Mobile Device Serverduring software package synchronization. For information aboutimplementing device caching, call Wavelink Customer Support.Causes each device to create a persistent TCP connection with the MobileDevice Server. This ensures communication in an environment whereUDP packets cannot reliably be transmitted.
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