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The following settings influence how RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager uses networks for operations.

 

Speed

•MinimumDCSpeed - determines the minimum speed between the managed device and domain controller that is required to apply client-side policies.

•NetworkHighSpeed (Installation Agent) - determines the lowest network speed to consider to be a high-speed network connection.

•NetworkHighSpeed (Upload Agent) - determines the lowest network speed to consider to be a high-speed network connection.

•NetworkHighUsage - specifies the maximum bandwidth for high-speed connections.

•NetworkLowUsage - specifies the maximum bandwidth for low-speed connections.

•NetworkMaxRate (Installation Agent) - determines the rate at which the managed device accesses data over the network.

•NetworkMaxRate (Upload Agent) - determines the rate at which the managed device accesses data over the network.

•NetworkMinSpeed (Installation Agent) - determines the minimum network speed at which RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager will install or update a package.

•NetworkMinSpeed (Upload Agent) - determines the minimum network speed at which RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager will install or update a package.

 

Protocols, Addresses, and Authentication

•LogonServer - determines the name of the logon server computer to which the managed device normally connects.

 

Other

•ConnectionAttempts - specifies the number of times that a no connection is available error can be reported while trying to connect to a particular distribution location as a file share.

•EventNetType - determines the type of network connections that are required to start events that only trigger if a network is available.

•HighestPriority - determines the highest upload / download priority that can be assigned to a distribution server.

•LowestPriority - determines the lowest upload / download priority that can be assigned to a distribution server.

•ndsensNetType - determines what type of network connections are monitored.

•ndsensNetUp - determines which command is executed once the ndsensNetType property deems to have a network connection.

•NetworkRetries - specifies the number of times failed network operations are retried before an alternative distribution location is attempted.

•NetworkSense (Installation Agent) - determines whether network checks are bypassed.

•NetworkSense (Inventory Agent) - determines whether network checks are bypassed.

•NetworkSense (Upload Agent) - determines whether network checks are bypassed.

•NetworkTimeout (Installation Agent) - specifies the number of seconds of inactivity before a network operation will time out.

•NetworkTimeout (Upload Agent) - specifies the number of seconds of inactivity before a network operation will time out.

•SelectorAlgorithm - the algorithm(s) used to determine relative priorities in selecting the distribution server to use for uploads / downloads.