Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Chapter 13 User accountsFigure 13.17User’s pop-up menu — Mobile DevicesThe mobile device administration tools can be found in Domain Settings → User Accounts. Inthis section, simply select a user who uses a mobile device to connect to the server. Click onStatus and select the Mobile Devices option in the menu (see figure 13.17). The Mobile Deviceswindow just opened overviews all devices used by the particular user for connection to theserver (see figure 13.18). Several buttons are available below the device list:Figure 13.18Mobile devices• Remove — removes selected devices from the list. This option is helpful especially whena device is not used (for details on this option, see chapter 36.6).• Wipe — this option allows remote removal of user data from the selected device (see chapter36.5).• Refresh — the button refreshes information on status of connected devices.• Details — use this button to view details on a selected device. Click the button to displayanother section including details on the device connected as well as on synchronization.120
13.9 Administration of mobile devicesThe section consists of two parts (see figure 13.19). The first part, providing informationabout the device connected and about the synchronization, is called Details:Figure 13.19 A mobile device — detailsOperating system and OS typeThe first line includes an icon of the device reflecting its real appearance. Type ofthe operating system installed on the device is provided next to the icon, as well asinformation about the device type (PDA or Smartphone).Protocol versionActiveSync version.Device IDSerial number of the device.Device RegisteredThe date when the user specified server info in ActiveSync and established the firstconnection.Last SynchronizationDate and time of the last synchronization.StatusSynchronization status. This item provides synchronization status information, i.e.whether the process was completed successfully, if any problems arose, etc.121
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13.9 Administration of mobile devicesThe section consists of two parts (see figure 13.19). The first part, providing informationabout the device connected and about the synchronization, is called Details:Figure 13.19 A mobile device — detailsOperating system and OS typeThe first line includes an icon of the device reflecting its real appearance. Type ofthe operating system installed on the device is provided next to the icon, as well asinformation about the device type (PDA or Smartphone).Protocol versionActiveSync version.Device IDSerial number of the device.Device RegisteredThe date when the user specified server info in ActiveSync and established the firstconnection.Last SynchronizationDate and time of the last synchronization.StatusSynchronization status. This item provides synchronization status information, i.e.whether the process was completed successfully, if any problems arose, etc.121
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