Deployment Scenario

As an example, let’s configure the Application Configuration section of a MDM Tool app assignment to:

Figure 1-1 The MDM Tool administrative console would look as follows:

Here’s a table of the key-value pairs for this example and what each does.

Table 1-1

Configuration Key	Value Type	Configuration Value	Description
EnableSSH	Boolean	false	Disables support for SSH sessions.
EnableTelnet	Boolean	false	Disables support for Telnet sessions.
AllowNewSession	Boolean	false	Locks down users ability to create a new session.
AllowEditSession	Boolean	false	Locks down users ability to edit a session.
AllowManageSessions	Boolean	false	Locks down user from managing sessions.
ShowIPAddressAndPort	Boolean	false	Remove host name/IP or port in user interface.
Sessions.deleteall	String	*	Delete all existing sessions.
Session1.Name	String	Sales	Name of session1
Session1.HostURL	String	tn3270e://serverx.acme.com:23	Host URL for session1
Session2.Name	String	Accounting	Name of session2
Session2.HostORL	String	tn5250://servery.acme.com:23	Host URL for session2

Notes for Deploying Reflection Mobile with an MDM Tool

The Sessions.deleteall entry deletes all session configurations on the device. This guarantees that the only sessions on the device will be the ones configured via MDM. This is optional.
All sessions must be named (i.e. the Name property must be set to a unique string). If not named the session will not be created.
Add session configuration using Session1, Session2, Session3, and etc. syntax.
If the session type has been restricted, the session will not be created. For example if the EnableSSH property has been set to false and an SSH session configuration is present, the session will not be created.