Each application profile has its own unique ApplicationCode. You should be able to get all available applications or check the configuration. Mostly returned for successful delivery, or when error code was not returned by the operator. This is often due to the handset being switched off or low signal area.
Applies to MAP protocol version 3. This is often due to the handset being switched off. The error also applies to similar errors on SS7 network level. The mobile operator rejected the message as the end user is connected to their network via a mobile virtual network operator MVNO.
This restriction is on Short Code messages. Additional messages from the same Short Code must not be sent to the phone number unless the end user opts in again. The end user does not have enough credit on their phone account to receive the message. Message sending can be retried every 24 hours for no more than seven days.
Possible reasons of receiving this error for the following mobile operators might be: Any operator: The mobile number is not on the mobile operator's network.
Any operator: The mobile number has been deactivated. T-Mobile only: The end user is not provisioned to receive SMS from all short codes or from specific short codes. The phone number is not provisioned for SMS. The phone number could be blocked due to a spam complaint. The mobile operator rejected the message with an invalid MT source address error. Contact your account manager to determine if your MT source address should be supported by the end user's mobile operator.
The message was blocked by T-Mobile because the daily volume limit for your brand has been exceeded. You cannot resend the message until the next day. Messaging can resume to the end user if the end user opts back in to your program. Go to the Infobip web interface to remove the blocklist on your account or contact Support for more information.
For further financial assistance, please contact your account manager. How often the SOTI hub app will communicate with the content repository to refresh the contents. Whether devices are required to communicate with a MobiControl Enterprise Resource Gateway to access the content repository. Whether devices are able to download content over a cellular network. Whether devices are able to download content while roaming.
Whether to enable Secure Email Access. Settings Manager The Settings Manager is an application that enables a MobiControl administrator to provide controlled access to a subset of device settings when a device is in lockdown mode.
Upgrade Observations MobiControl v Automatically enroll device to MobiControl during initial device setup and subsequent factory resets Optionally prevent removal of the MDM management profile Optionally supervise device during enrollment Control whether device can pair with computers Customize various screens shown during setup assistant, for example passcode, registration, location based services, etc.
Samsung KNOX 2. Profiles provides the following enhancements to device configuration: Improves visibility of device compliance by providing a versioned installation status of a Profile across all targeted devices. Assign a profile to devices matching properties such as manufacturer, model, OS version, installed applications, etc.
Exclusion of members based on LDAP groups is also available. Schedule deployment and subsequent revocation of a Profile. Extended security model provides greater flexibility for administrative roles to manage specific profiles. Enhanced Device Enrollment Modifications to device enrollment reduce administrative burden and lessen the complexity of end user device enrollment by introducing the following enhancements: Reduces the need for multiple Add Devices Rules by mapping LDAP groups to Device Groups in a single rule.
Provides a single enrollment URL for end users to initiate enrollment with on-screen step-by-step enrollment instructions for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone. Restricts enrollment to approved OS versions. Expedites the enrollment and initial provisioning by scanning barcodes to configure network connectivity and download the MobiControl device agent. Windows Phone 8. Maintenance tasks such as firmware upgrades, executing test prints, and gathering logs etc. Configuration of alerts based on various printer attributes.
Duplicate Device Groups Renamed Device Groups with non-unique names found in the same path will be renamed by appending a numerical value to the end of the Device Group in the order the groups were created.
The system will not prevent you from creating Device Groups with the same name in the same path. Installation Improvements MobiControl installer will now only disconnect database connections when there is a database schema update required. If necessary, users can force an update of the scheme in the Advanced section of the installer. Devices that are present in the Web Console, but are re-enrolling will remain in the Device Group they last resided.
Enhanced Relocation Rules to allow mapping multiple IP ranges to a single mapping entry. LDAP directory information including group memberships will be updated for each device when it checks in and the data is stale. Extended support to iOS and Windows Phone for deleting devices that have been out of contact after a specified period of time.
Improved Activity Logs for users to reflect such activities as logins and logouts, creation, modification and removal of policies, users, rules, devices and device groups, and changes in global settings and license information. Introduces support for selection of the certificate template to define the certificate issued to the MobiControl app for iOS. Enhanced Custom Profiles to support the resolution of macros.
Android Introduces support for selection of the certificate template used to issue the certificate to the Device Agent. Adds option in WiFi device configuration to verify the certificate of the enterprise wireless network. Revisions: V Support for Samsung KNOX including containerization of enterprise data, and increased device security and integrity monitoring. Support for managing Windows Phone 8 devices. Improved Self Service Portal design including custom branding options. Support for scheduling administrative reports.
Multi-file upload functionality in the Content Library. During enrollment, automatic discovery of the target device group will occur based on the LDAP group matched against available add device rules.
The following policies can be configured under the Device Configuration section: Device Authentication Policy including complexity, history, and enforcement. Device Feature Restrictions for disabling access to the SD card and enforcing device encryption. Distribution of public-keyed certificates. NOTE: With the appropriate cellular access the phone number can be dialed from the lock screen. KNOX is enabled under the Android Device Configuration section, and includes the following features when a value-added per user KNOX license is present: Container-level features: Enforcing Passcode policy including complexity and container timeouts.
Configure Apps for Single Sign On. Configure Browser Policy. Restriction to Disable Camera while in container. Restriction to Disable Share via List while in container. Restriction to Use Secure Keypad while in container. Restriction to Disable addition of new email accounts.
Integrity Service requires installation service APK performs an initial baseline scan of the device and applications, and continuously monitors for changes that would indicate the device was compromised.
Configure Alert Rules to be notified of any integrity violation. App Catalog now features the ability under the Application Configuration section to provide a configuration URI that allows an end user to initiate the configuration of an installed App. Added a report for data usage on a per-application basis. When configured the password used for authentication will be used for initial device configurations such as Email, WiFi, and VPN, and then is discarded.
Added support for customizing the naming convention of devices used during enrollment through an Add Device Rule. Added manual configuration support for authenticating iOS device communication through a reverse proxy which forwards NTLM or Kerberos credentials.
Enhanced security during initial untrusted SSL communication between device agent and the MobiControl server. Enhanced audit trail of user performed and server-initiated actions in the Events Panel of the Web Console. Certificate Services now includes support for requesting certificates from a SCEP server on behalf of a device.
Certificate Services now provides the option of specifying Subject Alternative Names in certificate requests. Certificate Services added support for publishing issued certificates to LDAP server of authenticated user.
Relocation Rules now support Device Group targets, and no longer apply globally. Improved the license information screen to show breakdown of license use by OS. Event Log Panel now includes a filter to view User or Device - generated events individually. Console Security now includes a feature for controlling the administrative view of installed applications.
Customizations to the device grid columns are now persistent across browsers based on authenticated user. Sending an SMS message will save the telephone number entered for subsequent use. Public Web API has been extended to support sending scripts, including a message. Added support for persistent storage of packages on Motorola devices.
The following observations however should be considered before upgrading MobiControl: The ELM Agent requires Internet connectivity during enrollment, and periodically thereafter, to validate MDM licensing against Samsung servers. End Users will be required to accept a privacy dialog during enrollment to acknowledge that non-identifying device information will be used to perform MDM license validation. Migration to the ELM agent for devices with MDMv4 capabilities is advised for all devices currently enrolled in the system.
Migration may temporarily roll back policies and will require end user action as described above. Virtual Group Behavior Modification Virtual Groups created in v11 will only include devices that reside in the parent Device Group s for which the Virtual Group also resides. Adds flag in mcsetup. Apple iOS Improved device enrollment process Enhancements to Documents Portal including File Sharing controls Improved application status monitoring for Managed Apps Application Catalog compatibility checks for iPad, iPhone-Only Apps Authenticated device enrollment now captures email address and username from directory service.
Highlights Automatic Actions on Alert: Configure automated actions such as relocate device to a new device group or block MS Exchange Email Access based on a variety of alerts. Samsung Android Remote Control. Improved Performance: Enhanced web interface Optimized reporting of device activity Bug Fixes Fixed assorted minor issues with web interface, device agents, and deployment server Note: Build replaces build that was posted on April 14, Apple iOS Features OTA Device Enrollment and Provisioning: Users can self provision authorized devices with valid Active Directory credentials or unique password authentication and enroll into corporate networks wirelessly.
Dynamic Asset Management: Organize and manage devices individually or by custom groupings. Customize a private Application Catalog to direct users to private in house applications or recommended 3rd party applications. Added support for many new Windows based devices, including: Intermec CN Detailed reports Rapid Device Provisioning Devices can be provisioned in seconds by scanning a barcode, powered by SOTI MobiScan Device users can conveniently scan a few barcodes to get a device connected to a WiFi or cellular data network, and have it register with an available MobiControl system Standalone Authentication New standalone authentication system can be used independently or in conjunction with Active Directory to restrict who can access the MobiControl Manager and the web console, as well as granular authorization of features within the consoles.
Key Benefits Improved performance for large screen devices such as laptops running at high-resolution Added idle timeout feature to automatically disconnect unattended sessions Improved support for a range of Windows CE, Windows Mobile and Windows XP embedded devices Corrected problem with file extension mappings Phone Block A range of phone numbers can now be specified with the use of wildcard characters Policy is now automatically disabled when an emergency call e.
Real-time Alerts Automate monitoring of customizable device-side and server-side events When an event of interest occurs you can: Execute customized actions such as displaying a message to the user, or running a maintenance routine Get notified via email or text messaging Device-side monitoring and triggered actions work even if the device isn't actively connected to the MobiControl system e.
Provides clear indication of which settings are being inherited from a parent group, or are being overridden. Time Synchronization now takes place at scheduled update events in addition to on connect Cloning enhanced to better support ZeroConfig and Summit wireless radio settings New device-side status and configuration applet for Windows Mobile devices Reports New reports added for improved visibility into system status and configuration Vastly improved report execution speed.
Advanced support for Psion Teklogix specialized buttons scanner, blue, orange keys, etc. Platform Support Enhanced support for the latest Windows Mobile 6. Dynamic Package Deployment Groups Quickly and easily deploy packages to a focused subset of devices by assigning your package to a virtual group and configuring a Device Relocation Rule to automatically establish which devices belong to that group. Device User Authentication Improvements Added the ability to securely reset the device user password standard authentication even if the device is offline Improved user authentication via an Active Directory server by having the agent automatically establish a cellular data connection when an online authentication is required Improved support for the changing of a user Active Directory password from the mobile device Lockdown - Numerous improvements including: Full support for VGA and other high resolution screen sizes 3rd party software may now add custom icons to the custom navigation bar Improved support for launching of 3rd party.
Load More. License counts for apps in the App Store License accounts were higher than expected. The Application Policy report could not be generated in Microsoft Excel format. When a username was changed, logs still showed the old username. Custom Data items were duplicated in the Data Collection Rule creation wizard.
Device target number in the Device Assignment dialog was not updated when a filter was applied. Incorrect values were displayed on the Device charts for custom attributes and dates. Explorer in Windows Modern does not show folders and files that were granted access through Assigned Access. Feature control configuration failed to install on Windows Modern devices. Unable to set the time zone to Yukon when configuring the Time Synchronization policy for a Device Group. Cloud Link Agent 3.
The value of Relocate Devices To field in the Alert Rule was reset when the configured device group moved under another device group. When adding a new Identity user to MobiControl, object ID was displayed in the web console instead of username. Assigned Access configuration was applied to the Windows Modern device only after multiple reboots. Personalized device name was not displayed in the web console. Linux Ubuntu Nightly maintenance failed due to the length of time it required to complete.
The Assign button became enabled before loading all the information in the Device Assignment dialog. Local Agent Builder Service installation failed because the Package reference in the Management server was different from the version used in the Agent Builder service. In some cases, users could not access device groups they had a permission to access. Turning off the "Override Local Management Service Address" setting did not work the overriding continued. It was impossible to sort the Device Property column in the Devices view.
The enrollment time did not update after a device re-enrollment. Nightly maintenance failed after the Android Enterprise device migration. The installer did not display error messages when executing it in languages other than English. Geofence alerts triggered falsely for Windows Modern devices. Incorrect device cleanup count was entered in the nightly maintenance log. LDAP-based enrollment had no support for Unicode characters. It was impossible to reset security on the Deployment server.
The Connectivity Information report showed information outside the specified time range. The Japanese version of the console contained translation inaccuracies. The server side script feature in File Sync rules was made read-only for on-premises instances and removed entirely for cloud instances.
Importing packages was not successful due to the case sensitivity issues in the package content. The console sent false notifications of database maintenance failure. Server upgrade from Some Android devices reappeared in the console after unenrollment and deletion. Management service attempted to retrieve certificate expiration information from deleted deployment servers. Device Tree Overlays. Vendor NDK. Vendor Interface Object. Core Concepts.
Camera Features. Bluetooth and NFC. Calling and Messaging. ACTS Tests. Surface and SurfaceHolder. SurfaceFlinger and WindowManager. Hardware Composer HAL. OpenGL ES. Neural Networks. Audio Accessories. USB Headset. Custom Accessories. Sensors HAL. Context Hub Runtime Environment. Test Development Workflow.
Instrumentation Tests. Native Tests. Android Test Station. Test Framework. VTS Dashboard. Lab Infrastructure. Getting Started.
In this way, we can have multi-requests for the same files running in parallel using multi-threading techniques. This technique speeds up the transfer rate even more if you are using mirrors. Check the code below, extracted from the MyDownloader source code. When the download is finished, an XP balloon is displayed near the windows clock:.
On previous versions of MyDownloader, the protocols support was implemented by classes that inhererited from Downloader. This was because the previous version didn't support Mirrors, so at the time, a single download could only come from one source. The concrete instance of IProtocolProvider is created by ProtocolProviderFactory , protocols providers classes are implemented in a different class hierarchy from the Downloader class.
This is done to address the restriction of using a single protocol for the download. To make it easier to retrieve the correct IProtocolProvider , the ResourceLocation class has a factory method. This method is used by the Downloader class. Many features from MyDownloader are implemented using the concept of extensibility.
Because the most important classes in MyDownloader offer a lot of events, extensions can listen to those events to change the application behavior. Another nice thing is that each extension has its own settings.
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