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iAnywhere Afaria (Step by Step)

Managing mobile devices and the flow of mobile data remains one of the most daunting tasks for the network manager. IT PRO shows you how you can use Afaria from iAnywhere to simplify the process.

by: IT Pro team
1 Feb 2007
Go to: iAnywhere Afaria
  • Step 1: Understanding the handset client
    Step 1: Understanding the handset client
  • Step 2: Security policies
    Step 2: Security policies
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  • Step 3: Orientation settings
    Step 3: Orientation settings
  • Step 4: Understanding device and language support
    Step 4: Understanding device and language support
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  • Step 5: Controlling data syncing
    Step 5: Controlling data syncing
  • Step 6: Manipulating files and registry
    Step 6: Manipulating files and registry
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  • Step 7: Controlling device settings
    Step 7: Controlling device settings
  • Step 8: Security options
    Step 8: Security options
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  • Step 9: Lock down policy
    Step 9: Lock down policy
  • Step 10: Using encryption
    Step 10: Using encryption
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  • Step 11: Customise the user interface
    Step 11: Customise the user interface
  • Step 12: Setting passwords
    Step 12: Setting passwords
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