Credentials Certificate Payload (iOS)

Velocity Host Profile Configuration Payload (Android)

A TE Host Profile Configuration payload sends a host profile to the Velocity Client installed on a Smart device. The payload can be applied to folders that contain both Android and iOS devices, but some options are not supported on both platforms.

A Velocity host profile configuration payload has the following options:

Use a host profile to add elements to HTML pages when you don't have access to the pages on the web host. Create the HTML in a text file, then select the position it should be inserted on the page and the files to add it to. The following options are available when you insert a text file:

Description	A description of the element to be inserted.
Position to insert the text into the web page	Where in the existing page the text should be inserted. Options include the beginning of the <head> element, the end of the <head> element, the beginning of the <body> element, or the end of the <body> element.
URL Fragment	Part of the target pages' URL that must be matched in order for the text to be inserted.
Search Text	Text on the target pages that must be matched in order for the text to be inserted.

The settings in this tab are for configuring per-host options. They are only applied when the Client is using the host profile. These options will override any options set either through the settings on the device or in a Velocity Configuration Settings payload. For information about the configuration settings available, see Velocity Configuration Settings Payload (Android).

To create a Velocity host profile payload:

1 From the Profiles tab, click New Payload in the Available Payloads panel.

2 The Payload dialog box appears. Select the All option and then click Velocity Host Profile Configuration.

3 The host profile options appear. Options are organized by the tabs on the left. Configure the payload and click Save.

To apply the settings on devices, add the payload to an Application Configuration profile and apply the profile to a folder. Once you have performed a deployment, licensed devices assigned to that folder receive the settings the next time they check in. If a device is unlicensed, print the QR code associated with the folder and scan it with the device to configure the Client. For information on printing the QR code associated with a folder, see Configuring Software on Unenrolled Smart Devices.

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Payload name (Profile name)	The name of the host profile.
Address	The IP address or host name of the host system to which the mobile device will connect.
Type	The emulation type that the mobile device uses when connected to the host system.
Use Velocity Server Load Balancing	Use this option when you have multiple Velocity Servers in your environment. The Client will randomly select one of the server addresses to connect to, rather than always connecting to the first server in the list.

Server Address	The address of the Velocity Server.
Port	The port the Velocity Server is using.
Server Version	The version of the Velocity Server.
Terminate Server Session	Indicates when the Velocity server should terminate the connection to the host. Possible Values: • Never. The server never terminates the session established with the host. The Client is responsible for terminating the session. • On Network Error. The server terminates the session with the host when a network error occurs, such as a loss of network connectivity. • On Session Exit. The server terminates the session with the host when the session is terminated by the Client. • Always. The server will terminate the session with the host on a network error or when the session is terminated.
Reconnect if Unexpectedly Disconnected	If the Client is disconnected without receiving a message from the server that it was disconnecting, the Client will try to reconnect to the server.
Encryption Type	The type of encryption the Client and Server should use to communicate.
Encryption Key	The encryption key to use.

Connection Type	Indicates whether to use a direct connection or a proxy.
Server Address	The address of the proxy server.
Port	The port the proxy server is using.
Not on local hosts	Do not use a proxy server when the host is on the local network.
Name and Password	The credentials to access the proxy server.