Configuring Server Options

The Remote Control web page allows you to configure the schedule that Remote Control uses to sync with Avalanche and the Wavelink skins repository. It also allows you to configure the email gateway for Remote Control, the mail server (either POP3 or SMTP) credentials and log setting, the device timeout settings, and the VNC settings.

The Server Setup page has the following options:

Host

The DNS name of the mail server.

Mail From

The address that will appear in the From field of the email.

POP3 Host

The DNS name of the POP3 host.

User

The user name for the POP3 server.

Password

The password for the POP3 server.

Pop Before SMTP

When this is enabled, Remote Control will try to use the POP3 server before it attempts SMTP.

User

The user name for the SMTP server.

Password

The password for the SMTP server.

Port

The port used by the SMTP server.

Use Auth

Determines if authentication credentials are sent to the outgoing mail server.

Debug Mail Session

Enables or disables a Remote Control log for sending mail.

To configure server options from the Remote Control web page:

1 Launch the Remote Control Console using an Avalanche username.

2 Click Server Setup in the System Menu.

3 Configure the settings as needed.

4 Click Save.

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Enable Sync	Enables or disables the Remote Control synchronization with the Wavelink skins repository.
Schedule	Schedules when Remote Control syncs with the Wavelink skins repository. The default value means that Remote Control will sync daily at 1 AM. Use a cron expression format.
Skins Repository	The address for the Wavelink skins repository.

TCP	How long to wait (in milliseconds) before the TCP connection request times out.
Send UDP Requests	If the server will attempt to use UDP to request the device to connect.
UDP	How long to wait (in milliseconds) before the UDP connection request times out.
SMS	How long to wait (in milliseconds) before the SMS connection request times out.
Web Session	The length of time (in seconds) before the connection to the Remote Control Console will time out.

Quality	The quality of the Remote Control display. This is on a scale of 1-100, where 100 is the best quality and 1 is the worst quality.
Device Refresh	How often the device screen is refreshed during a Remote Control session.
Viewer Refresh	How often the viewer screen is refreshed during a Remote Control session.

Use Alternate Server	Specifies that the Remote Control Console should be launched using a local server address. This option only needs to be enabled when the server address in the Client Settings is a publicly-available IP address. (For example, if the device is using a WWAN address.)
Server Address	Specifies the local Remote Control server address to use for launching the Remote Control Console.