a) Make sure you are connected to the network in which the Applications Manager is running
b) Configure proxy settings in the mobile device if required
c) Check if there is any firewall and open the Applications Manager webserver port and/or ssl port
c) Now access http://<APM_HOSTNAME>:<Webserver-PORT> or https://<APM_HOSTNAME>:<SSL-PORT> from the mobile web browser.You can use either hostname or ipaddress of Applications Manager server. (Check am.webserver.port or am.ssl.port in AMServer.properties file under <Applications Manager Home>/conf> directory)
2. Troubleshooting the connectivity issues from iPhone
Using this App you can troubleshoot the following
a) Ping Applications Manager installed server
b) Trace route for the Applications Manager host
c) DNS Resolution for the Applications Manager host
3. Prerequisites for using native iPhone App
Solution: The following are necessary for the iPhone App to work properly
a) Applications Manager (Build No. 10510 or later. Click on the Support tab in Applications Manager web console in any web browser to check the Build number)
c) SSL Port needs to be accessible for communication to happen between the iPhone App and Applications Manager.
By default SSL port is enabled in Application Manager.You can verify the port number in AMServer.properties file under <Applications Manager Home>/conf> directory of yourApplications Manager installation from the below keys.
- am.ssl.enabled=true
- am.ssl.port=8443 (8443 is default ssl port and it can be changed as per your requirements. You have to restart Applications Manager if port number is changed)
d) Verify that the Applications Manager mobile client is accessible (https://<APM_HOSTNAME>:<SSL-PORT>). If it is not accessible check the above troubleshooting steps. e) Now follow the below steps to access Applications Manager from iPhone App
- Click Server Settings
- Add your server details (Make sure SSL Port is given while adding details)
- Sign-in with any user account that is associated to that Applications Manager instance and you will get all the details of monitors associated to that user account
4. Push Notifications are not working properly in my iPhone.
Solution: Push Notification Feature needs a proper connection to the iPhone Push Notification Server.
Make sure Apple's Push Notification Server is reachable from the Applications Manager installed server. You can telnet from Applications Manager installed host with below details to confirm connectivity and configure the Applications Manager with proper Proxy Settings (Admin tab-> Configure Proxy) to achieve the same.
Apple Push Notification Server Details:
Apple Notification Server : gateway.push.apple.com
Apple Notification Port : 2195
Controlling Notifications:You can control the type of Notification that needs to be sent to you by changing the Notification settings in settings of 'APM iPhone App'
5. How can I troubleshoot connectivity issues from Android phone?
Using this App you can troubleshoot the following:
a) Ping Applications Manager installed server
b) Trace route for the Applications Manager host
c) DNS resolution for the Applications Manager host
6. Prerequisites for using Android native App.
Solution: The following are necessary for the Android App to work properly
a) Applications Manager (Build No. 11500 or later. Click on the Support tab in Applications Manager web console in any web browser to check the Build number)
c) SSL Port needs to be accessible for communication to happen between the Android Phone App and Applications Manager.
By default SSL port is enabled in Application Manager. You can verify the port number in AMServer.properties file under <Applications Manager Home>/conf> directory of your Applications Manager installation from the below keys.
- am.ssl.enabled=true
- am.ssl.port=8443 (8443 is default ssl port and it can be changed as per your requirements. You have to restart Applications Manager if port number is changed)
d) Verify that the Applications Manager mobile client is accessible (https://<APM_HOSTNAME>:<SSL-PORT>). If it is not accessible check the above troubleshooting steps. e) Now follow the below steps to access Applications Manager from Android App
- Click Server Settings
- Add your server details (Make sure SSL Port is given while adding details)
- Sign-in with any user account that is associated to that Applications Manager instance and you will get all the details of monitors associated to that user account
7. The Push Notifications are not working properly.
Solution: Push Notification Feature needs a proper connection to the Android Push Notification Server from Applications Manager host.
Make sure Android's Push Notification Server is reachable from the Applications Manager installed server. You can telnet from Applications Manager installed host with below details to confirm connectivity and configure the Applications Manager with proper Proxy Settings (Admin tab-> Configure Proxy) to achieve the same.
Android Push Notification Server Details:
Notification Server : android.googleapis.com
Notification Port : 443
Controlling Notifications:You can control the type of Notification that needs to be sent to you by changing the Notification settings in settings of 'APM Android App'