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The Mobile Provisioning service (Mobile Provisioning)
is used by LiveCycle Mobile.
For more information about using LiveCycle Mobile, see Setting up LiveCycle Mobile.
The following options control the behavior of the mobile client
applications:
- Time to Live:
- Length of time, in seconds, that this provisioning profile
is valid and cached on the client. The default is 86400 (24 hours).
When a client application syncs with the server and the specified
amount of time has passed, the client application requests a new
provisioning profile from the server.
- Encryption:
- Specifies whether to encrypt data stored on the mobile device.
- Forms Application:
- Enables the Forms feature in the mobile client applications. When
this option is selected, users can open forms and initiate processes
from their mobile devices.
- Tasks Application:
- Enables the Tasks feature in the mobile client applications. When
this option is selected, users can access their task lists and complete
tasks from their mobile devices.
- Content Services Application:
- Enables the Content Services feature in the mobile client
application. This feature is available only for iOS. When this option is
selected, iPhone and iPad users can access files that are stored
in your organizations’s WebDAV server.
- Offline Support:
- Enables users to continue using the mobile client applications even
when they do not have a connection to the server (for example, when
they are out of cell range or in airplane mode). Users must also
enable the Offline Support setting on their mobile devices. This
feature is available for Android and iOS devices. By default, this
feature is off.
Note: If Offline support has been enabled and then
you disable it, the users’ provisioning profiles are updated immediately,
or as soon as they are online. If a user has been working offline,
all pending tasks are returned to their Tasks list and all items
in their Queue, including pending forms, tasks, and forms containing
validation errors, are deleted from the Queue.
- Android:
- Allows Android devices to connect to the server.
- Apple iOS:
- Allows iPhones and iPads to connect to the server.
- AIR:
- Allows devices running apps based on Adobe AIR® to
connect to the server.
- BlackBerry:
- Allows BlackBerry devices to connect to the server.
- Android Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync Required:
- Specifies whether Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync policy manager
(EAS) must be installed and active on Android devices. When this
option is selected, EAS must be enforced on the Android device.
When this option is not selected, no check is performed, although
other requirements are sill enforced.
- Android Minimum PIN Length:
- Android devices must have a global setting that enforces
that the PIN or password is at least this length. Simply having
a PIN of the specified length is not sufficient. The PIN length
must be enforced by the system so that users cannot remove or shorten
the PIN later. The default value is 4.
- Android Maximum Password Retries Before Wipe:
- Android devices have a global setting that wipes the system
after a specified number of invalid password attempts. This global
setting enabled and equal to or lower than the value specified here.
The default value is 5.
- Android Wipe On Removal:
- Specifies what happens when a policy violation occurs on
an Android device. When this option is selected, the account is
deleted. When this option is not selected, the stored account password
and cached data are deleted. No more sync attempts are made until
the user fixes the policy violation.
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