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Chapter 8: Managing a Mobile Device Server 74Event typeTimeConstraintsSelect a one-time event, a recurring event, or a post-synchronization event.A post-synchronization event will take place after each synchronizationbetween the Enterprise Server and the Mobile Device Server. This ensuresthat each time the Server is updated, the devices are as well.Set the start time and, if desired, the end time for the event.Allow themobile deviceuser to overridethe updateCreates a prompt when the update is scheduled to occur that allows themobile device user to override the update.Deleteorphanedpackagesduring theupdateCauses packages that have been orphaned to be removed from the device. Apackage is considered orphaned if it has been deleted from the AvalancheConsole, if the software profile it belongs to has been disabled, or if thepackage has been disabled.Force packagesynchronizationduring theupdateCauses the Mobile Device Server to verify the existence and state of each fileof each package individually rather than consulting the meta-file whichwould normally provide information on those files.To schedule a profile-specific device update:1 From the Profiles tab, select the profile from the Profile List.2 Click Edit.3 From the Blackouts and Updates tab, click Add Event.The Add Scheduled Update dialog box appears.4 Select the event type. If you select Recurring Event, the Recurring Period lists becomeactive. The first list allows you to determine whether the update occurs on either a daily orweekly basis. If you select Weekly from this list, the second list becomes active, allowingyou to select the day on which the update occurs.5 Set the start time by clicking the calendar icon to open the Select a date and time dialog box.Choose the start time and click OK.NOTE: If you chose a post-synchronization event, the start and stop time options aredisabled.
Chapter 8: Managing a Mobile Device Server 756 If desired, enable the Stop if not completed by option. Set the stop time by clicking thecalendar icon to open the Select a date and time dialog box. Choose the stop time and clickOK. Selecting an end time is not required. This allows you to create events that recurindefinitely.7 Enable the other update options as desired.8 Click OK.When an event is scheduled, it appears in the Device Update Settings List. Once the eventhas occurred, it will not automatically be deleted from the list. If you want to remove anevent from the list, you must select it and click Remove Event.NOTE: Many mobile devices incorporate a sleep function to preserve battery life. If a deviceis asleep, you must “wake” it before it can receive a server-initiated update from Avalanche.Wake-up capability is dependent on the type of wireless infrastructure you are using and themobile device type. Contact your hardware and/or wireless provider for details.Viewing Mobile Device Server Licensing MessagesThe Avalanche Console receives messages about license usage from the mobile device server.You can view these messages from the Device Server Licensing Messages dialog box. This dialogbox provides information about the location where the server resides and the licensingmessage.To view licensing messages:• Click View > Device Server License Messages.The Device Server Licensing Messages dialog box appears.Reinitializing the Mobile Device ServerReinitializing the mobile device server allows you to restart the server without stopping andstarting the service. The server will sync with the Enterprise Server and load any changes itdetects, but the service keeps running so you will not lose contact with any devices that areupdating.To reinitialize the Mobile Device Server:• From the Navigation Window, right-click the mobile device server and select ReinitializeMobile Device Server.The server contacts the Enterprise Server and downloads any updates.
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