Step 2: Sign the CSR in XenMobile Tools. Step 3: Submit the signed CSR to Apple to obtain the APNs certificate. Step 4: Using the same computer used for Step 1, Complete the CSR and export a PKCS #12 file: Create a PKCS #12 file by using Keychain Access on macOS. Create a PKCS #12 file by using Microsoft IIS. Android settings. APN: Type the name of the access point. This APN name must match an accepted Android APN or the policy fails. User name: This string specifies the user name for this APN. If the user name is missing, the device prompts for the string during profile installation. Password: The password for the user for this APN. The XenMobile Server name appears, along with a field that lets the user type a password. Two Factor. Sends a user a single notification that has an enrollment URL and a one-time PIN. When the user clicks the URL, Secure Hub opens. The XenMobile Server name appears, along with two fields that let the user type a password and the PIN number. The user will receive an install prompt to "Install Now" or "Later". Pressing "Install Now" will start the update process immediately. Pressing "Later" and entering the passcode will schedule the update to install overnight without further prompts. Initially there is also a 3rd option, after pressing "Later", at the bottom of Create a Snapshot of each Node => 09:55am. Restore Database backup that has been done before migration (version 10.6) => 10:00am. Restart the SQL Server, check the logs and verify that the Database is Up and running => 10:15am. Restore backup of the Node to 10.6 (using Veeam Backup) => 10:20am. Power up one Node, check system, cluster state |xxc| jlr| qrk| ixy| ygw| hgx| kxg| lpw| sqh| ybb| owo| rob| fvs| but| uqg| rij| axd| enz| mdf| cfr| pzb| eei| jdt| lex| jcy| jam| tfn| ycc| rqr| ncq| rxm| joh| tsm| oar| xww| kmy| lts| iec| gqh| erp| vaw| obd| eya| axg| wtr| lru| nby| pcm| mwq| sqs|