Users Guide

This release adds the Dell Message Broker Service to optimize Dell Enterprise Server communications.
Dell Compliance Reporter
Two new fields have been added to the Dell Compliance Reporter's Device Details Report for up-to-date reporting capabilities
when using Dell Data Protection | Mobile Edition.
Exchange ActiveSync Management
To enable Exchange ActiveSync management of mobile devices, two new components are available: EAS Device Manager -
which enables over-the-air functionality and EAS Mailbox Manager - which is the Exchange mailbox agent. Both components
are installed on the Exchange Server, enabling an enterprise to effectively manage Android and iOS devices. For more
information, see the Enterprise Server Installation and Migration Guide.
Technical Advisories v7.2.3
● During certificate configuration for the Dell Compatibility Server components (java keystore) and the Dell Core Server
(Microsoft keystore), if certificates are not generated or imported for all of these components, then the Dell Enterprise
Server may not function correctly.
● If two certificates with the same name (same name = same subject or same CN) exist in the Microsoft keystore (for
instance, one self-signed [signed by the Root Agency] and one signed by the domain), the Dell Core Server Service
cannot start. Because the Dell Core Server is attempting to create a port associated to a certificate (for SSL), the name
is ambiguous when there are multiple certificates with the same CN in the same keystore location (such as Personal/
Certificates for the local computer). An "Error during server startup" message will be displayed in the Dell Core Server's
output.log file. To work around this issue, use the MMC to remove one of the certificates, which removes the ambiguity.
● Compliance Reporter report names which include special characters fail to produce a report as expected. To work around
this issue, do not use special characters in report names. [21836]
● If an administrator enters invalid alternate credentials in the Dell Server Configuration Tool (database initialization or
database migration), an error displays, indicating invalid credentials were entered. In this case, initialization or migration
will not run. To work around this issue, click Finish, restart the Dell Server Configuration Tool, and enter valid credentials.
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● When a device is marked "removed", such as with the Lease Period Expiration policy, the device is not available in the Dell
Enterprise Server for device recovery. To resolve this issue, in the AdminHelp, search keyword "EMS Recovery for User
"Removed" from Database.". [22031]
● Compliance Reporter reports can only be deleted by a "reportadmin", even if the logged in user account is the
"reportowner". To resolve this issue, either log in as "reportadmin" or ask your Compliance Reporter report administrator
to delete the report. [22088]
Technical Advisories v7.2.1
● No known Enterprise Server issues.
Technical Advisories v7.2
● No known Enterprise Server issues.
Technical Advisories v7.0/7.0.1
● If installing the Dell Enterprise Server and its components on non-default ports, the Dell Enterprise Server installer does not
check for conflicting ports. To workaround this issue, ensure that each port entry is unique.
Dell Security Management Server Technical Advisories
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