- Deploying a New Tenant from Multi-Tenant Console
- Installing PsTools from Microsoft for Multi-Tenant Console
- To install Multi-Tenant Console
- To reconfigure Java memory size for Multi-Tenant Console
- To configure an R-DBMS for Multi-Tenant Console
- To set up Multi-Tenant Console
- To open Multi-Tenant Console
- Configuring Tenant Servers for the Multi-Tenant Console Deployment
- To import and manage XenMobile application packages
- To add a new tenant host
- To add a connector to Multi-Tenant Console
- Adding a Tomcat Server in Multi-Tenant Console
- Declaring a Database Server in Multi-Tenant Console
- To add a new tenant on Multi-Tenant Console
- Configuring Cross-Tenant Reporting with Role Restrictions
- Maintaining Multi-Tenant Console
To import and manage XenMobile application packages
Jan 24, 2013
XenMobile Applications are XenMobile Web application ARchive (WAR) files used by Tomcat. Those files contain the Zenprise Mobility Manager server software and will be used to deploy the tenants.
To import an application package
- Click XenMobile Applications to view a list of the WAR files in Multi-Tenant Console.
- To ad a new application WAR file, click New Zenprise Application.
- Click Browse to locate the .war file you want to import, add a comment (optional) and then click Import.
To edit or delete an application package
- In the Application List, click the name of a .war file. A summary of the package appears.
- Click
Delete to delete the file or
Edit to edit the file.
Note: If the WAR file is linked to a tenant, a message appears stating that deleting the file will all tenants that use the file.
- To update the WAR file to a new release, click Browse to locate the .war file you want to import, add a comment (optional) and then click Import.
- To add a
patch to the release, click
New
Patch.
A patch may
be one of the following:
- A JAR file containing a Device Manager patch.
- A CAB file containing a new Windows Mobile client.
- An APK file containing a new Android client.