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Prepare FileWave Server and Booster for Apple's stricter TLS requirements
What Apple are suggesting the next major OS releases (version 27 for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS and visionOS) 'might' observe their new stricter security requirements. Prepare your network environment for stricter security requirements FileWave servers ...
Booster ID Generation
Description If cloned Booster VMs keep the same Booster ID, FileWave may show one Booster as missing or let multiple Boosters overwrite the same Booster record. Regenerate the ID on each clone so every Booster enrolls as a separate record. Regenerate the Boost...
Resolving Network Issues with FileWave Server or Boosters on macOS when using Carbon Black EDR Extension
What FileWave has observed network issues when the Carbon Black EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) system extension and network filter are installed on a FileWave Server or Booster running on macOS. The most common symptom is that the Booster stops respondi...
What are "Server Messages" and why do I want them?
What Route server messages via boosters sends selected FileWave Client/server messages through Boosters instead of requiring every client to communicate directly with the FileWave Server for those messages. You may see this option in Superprefs Editor or Clien...
Device Details - Booster Client Preferences Reporting
What Use these Custom Fields when you need inventory visibility into FileWave Client Booster settings, including configured Booster connections, tickle interval, current upstream server, and whether Route server messages via boosters is enabled. When/Why After...
Automated Booster Configuration for Dynamic Network Environments
Description Automated Booster configuration is useful when macOS or Windows devices move between offices, home networks, or other network locations. This example shows one way to let clients adjust their Booster settings based on location criteria. Information...