Use this page to view which proxy service machines are registered to the selected ZENworks® Handheld Management Installation Service object.
In this release of ZENworks Handheld Management, the proxy service was replaced with the Access Point. If you have upgraded from a previous version, this page displays information about the proxy service machines in your previous installation that have not been upgraded to the current version. After these machines are upgraded, they become either Access Point or Desktop Synchronization machines.
The proxy service runs on any computer running Windows* 95 and above. The proxy service manages package delivery, monitors package distributions sent by the ZENworks Handheld Management Server, and sends the results of those distributions back to the server.
Machine Name
Lists the proxy service machines that are currently registered with the selected
ZENworks Handheld Management Installation Service object.
Product Version
Lists the version of the ZENworks Handheld Management proxy service that is
running on each proxy service machine.
IP Address
List the IP address of each proxy service machine.
Last Connection
Lists the date and time that the proxy service machine last connected to the
ZENworks Handheld Management Installation Service object.
You can force an immediate connection to the ZENworks Handheld Management Server using the ZENworks Handheld Management Proxy Console on the proxy service machine. To force an immediate connection to the ZENworks Handheld Management Server, from the proxy service installation directory (by default \program files\novell\zfhproxy), run console.exe, click Operations, then click Connect to Server.
Status
Displays the status of the connection between ConsoleOne®
and the ZENworks Handheld Management Installation Service object. The Status
field will display the following messages: Connecting to server, Reading data,
and Work completed.
Refresh
Refreshes the information on the Proxies page.
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