1. The Smart in SmartSystems
October 14, 2009

2. Agenda What is SmartSystems Foundation? Add-On’s Terms to know
Console and Services
Commonly used features
Overview New Features and Functionality
Free time – Familiarize yourself with the Console
Short Break
Client Side Processing and Labs

3. What is SmartSystems Foundation?
Manage your devices remotely using the Console
Provisioning - Get your devices configured and deployed.
Configure
Distribute Software
Provisioning Bundle
ScanToConnect/ScanToLoad
Monitoring/Managing
Manipulate Files
Monitor
Remote File Explorer
Remote Display
Device Health/Status
Ready To Work
Asset Viewer
Reports

4. (Stand-Alone or Integrated)
Add-Ons
Bundle wizard
(Stand-Alone or Integrated)
SmartSystems
Foundation
Remote Display
Remote
File Explorer
Scan-to-Connect
(Licensed)
Reporting Services
(Licensed)
Session Persistence
Server
(Licensed)

5. Terms to know
Provisioning – The automation of all the steps required to setup the mobile computer so that it can provide services to its users.
AutoDeploy license – SmartSystems Server license that unlocks advanced features
SmartSystems Client – Software on the device that enables local and remote management
Bundles – Group of files and/or software that can be used to upgrade devices with the SmartSystems Console

6. Server Components Console SmartSystems Services
The user interface for server functions and features
SmartSystems Services
Core Messaging Server
License Manager Server
System Monitor Service
Universal Upgrade Server

7. Console
Device Panel
Console Tree View
Services Panel
Vault Panel

8. Services - Core Messaging Server
Mechanism for Discovering devices
Use Intermec Settings to configure items such as:
Broadcast Interval, Broadcast Adapters, Time Synchronization, Keep Alive Ping Interval, etc…

9. Services - License Manager Server
Manages server and device licenses in the console

10. Services - System Monitor Service
Collects asset data, Pushes GPS EE Data, Manages Provisioning Bundle processing

11. Services - Universal Upgrade Server
Mechanism for delivering files to the devices, uses Multicast Protocol or standard HTTP, enables AutoDeploy of Settings on each boot.

12. Commonly used features
Intermec Settings
Backup Settings
Drag and Drop to Upgrade
Power Tools
Warm Boot
Clean Boot
Remote Display
Remote File Explorer
Send Message
Folder Options
Asset Viewer
Printer Support

13. Device Intermec Settings

14. Backup Settings

15. Drag and Drop to Upgrade

16. Power Tools  Warm and Clean Boot

17. Power Tools  Remote File Explorer

18. Power Tools  Remote Display

19. Send Message

20. Folder Options
Intermec Power Tools and Send Message available for groups of devices in the folder
Requires AutoDeploy License

21. Asset Viewer

22. Printer Support Discovery Firmware Upgrade
Backup/Restore Intermec Settings
Ready-to-Work indicator
New support added for the PB21 and PB22

23. Overview of new functionality in v3.50
System Requirements / Installation
Software Bundle Wizard
Scan-to-Connect/Scan-to-Load
Provisioning Bundle
Device Discovery
Certificate Installation
Image Update
Reporting
Licensing

24. System Requirements Operating Systems Supported: Database New Support:
Windows Vista
Windows Server 2008
Continue to support:
Windows XP SP3
Windows Server 2003
Database
SQL Server 2008 (Express or Standard)
Provides support for Reporting Services
SQL Server 2005 (Express or Standard)

25. Installation Microsoft Prerequisites must be installed by user
SQL Server must be installed by user
Eliminates installation issues related to “silent” SQL install
Install guide for SQL Server can be accessed within the installer. Click the Help button on the Database Server Selection screen
Installation tested with SE laptop images

26. Software Bundle Wizard
Replaces Bundle Tool
Separate Download
Can be installed as a stand-alone tool or launched from the Console Menu
Provides option to keep existing Bundle Tool installed
Recommended only if user creates right-click tools for console
Basic and Advanced modes

27. Scan-to-Connect
Barcodes containing the necessary configuration information to connect to your network and/or download files from an HTTP or FTP site
Scan to Load
Choose to apply connection settings or not
Enter URL of file on HTTP or FTP site to load onto device
Include Folder name for appropriate device grouping
Useful for Provisioning

28. Provisioning Bundles
Group together Software Bundles and Backup Settings to configure multiple devices with identical settings.
Can be used for a variety of purposes such as:
Ensuring all devices have the same scanner settings.
Ensuring all devices have the same operating system and SSPB installed.
Ensuring all devices have the same applications and common data files installed.

29. Device Discovery – Subnet Broadcasts
Discover SmartSystems enabled devices on remote subnets.
Unlimited number of subnet broadcast values
Configure with Core Messaging Server’s Intermec Settings

31. Device Discovery – IP Address Ranges
Discover specific IP addresses or range of addresses
Unlimited number of IP address ranges
Configure with Core Messaging Server’s Intermec Settings

33. Certificate Installation
Install a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) Certificate onto your device
Supported Certificates
X.509 (.CER extension)
Cryptographic Message Syntax Standard (.P7B extension)
Personal Information Exchange (.PFX)
Supported Devices
CN3, CN4, CN50, CV30, and CV60 computers.
Minimum SmartSystems Client 3.44 and WM 5.0

34. Image Update CN50 supports OS updates (vs. upgrades)
Updates delivered incrementally instead of entire OS upgrade
By default, updates require user to respond to mobile computer prompts during the update process
SmartSystems Level 1 license enables device to process updates silently (i.e. no user prompts)
Requires SmartSystems client 3.44 and WM 6.1

35. Licensing AutoDeploy Mobile Document Imaging Intermec Client Pack
Intermec Terminal Emulation, Intermec Launcher, Intermec Browser
SmartSystems Level 1

36. Add a License

37. Where can I get SmartSystems?(

38. Comments or Questions

39. Agenda - SmartSystems Client Side Processing
\SmartSystems\SSConfigDir
Loads configuration files
ScanToLoad – Provisioning (Lab)
Load application and settings via FTP/HTTP
DHCP – Provisioning
Load applications via DHCP settings and TFTP
SSTransferAgent (Lab)
Load applications / configurations on a clean boot

40. \SmartSystems\SSConfigDir
Sets/Gets configuration items from a file
Where do I get configuration XML?
Backup of settings on the SSConsole
Local backup on the device via Intermec Settings
Right click on a field in Intermec Settings – “View Field XML”
Auto deletes files so you can’t see results
How can I see the results?
HKLM\Software\Intermec\SSClient\SaveCfgFiles
Support for Microsoft WapProvisioning XML
Example XML
C:\DevConn2009\SmartSystems\SSConfigDirExamples

41. Scan-to-Connect / Scan-to-Load
Automatically connect device to network and SmartSystems Server
Separate install
Installs S2C_Config settings in Software Vault
Only includes Communications and Core Messaging Service settings
Eliminates need to make a backup first
Scan-to-Load feature (HTTP/FTP URL)
Requires SmartSystems Client 3.44 or above
Cab files automatically placed in \CabFiles directory
XML files in the SS Config file format are automatically placed in \SmartSystems\SSConfigDir and processed.
XML AutoConfig files are processed to load other files
For more info reference
All other files automatically placed in \ScanToLoad directory
Preambles on device will cause an error

42. Scan-to-Connect / Scan-to-Load

43. Auto Configuration file format
<Files>
<File Src=“
Dest="\temp\FeaturesDemo.cab"
Run="\2577\autocab.exe"
CmdLine="-FILE="\temp\FeaturesDemo.cab" -FORCE -SHOW=2 -CHKRST=1“
Wait=“True”>
</File>
</Files>
</AutoConfig>

44. Scan-to-Load Follow Along Lab
Backup Device
Right click, Create Backup Settings
Edit Settings
Right click on backup, Start Intermec Settings
Create ScanToLoad Barcodes
Right click on backup, Print Scan-To-Connect Barcodes
Scan barcodes with device

45. Auto Configuration file format – Example
Let’s look at the file we processed in our example:
C:\Devconn2009\SmartSystems\ScanToLoad\

46. SmartSystems DHCP AutoConfiguration
Allows for loading of files/applications/settings without the use of the SmartSystems Console
Loads files/applications/settings remotely via TFTP
Requires a DHCP server that support Vendor Options
Vendor Class name (ie: Intermec.CN3E)
option 66 – TFTP server IP address
option 67 – DHCP auto configuration file name

47. SSTransferAgent Loads sspb/applications/settings on clean boot
Note: No SSPB on a CN50
Extend with \Flash File Store\UserAutoInstall
Install your own applications and settings
User defined _sstransferagent.xml file
Allows for settings to be loaded once or on every boot
\SmartSystems\BootSettings.xml
HKLM\Software\Intermec\SSClient\BootSettings
Logs results to \SSTransferAgent.txt

48. _SSTransferAgent.xml – File Format
<Devices>
<Device Type=“” Family=“” Model=“” Boot=“”>
<Files SrcDir=“”>
<File SrcDir=”” SrcName=”” DestDir=”” DestName=”” OS=“” ConfigString=“” Run=“” CmdLine=“” StartIn=“”>
</File>
</Files>
<Commands>
<DeleteFile File=“”/>
<DeleteDir Dir=“”/>
<CopyDir SrcDir=“” DestDir=“”/>
<SetRegKey KeyName=“” ValueName=“” Value=“” Type=“”/>
</Commands>
</Device>
</Devices>

49. _SSTransferAgent.xml – File Format
<Devices>
<Device Type=“C” Family=“K” Model=“3” Boot=“Warm”>
</Device>
<Device Type=“C” Family=“N” Model=“*”>
</Devices>
Required Attributes
Type, Family, Model - May use “*” as wild card match
Optional Attribute
Boot – Values of “Warm” or “Cold” Default of none

50. _SSTransferAgent.xml – File Format
<Devices>
<Device Type=“C” Family=“N” Model=“3” Boot=“Warm”>
<Files SrcDir=“\SmartSystems\UserAutoInstall”>
<File SrcName=”myFile.cab” DestDir=”\temp” DestName=”myFile.cab” OS=“PocketPC” ConfigString=“CN3*”/>
<File DestName=”wceload.exe” DestDir=“\windows” OS=“PocketPC” ConfigString=“CN3E*” Run=“true” CmdLine= /noui \temp\myFile.cab” StartIn=“\”/>
</Files>
</Device>
</Devices>
Attribute Information
SrcName – If present, will attempt a copy of the file
OS – “PocketPC” or “WINCE”
Run – If “true” or “NoWait”, will run the program specified by “DestName”
ConfigString – Hardware configuration string with single wild card “?” and multiple wild card “*”

51. _SSTransferAgent.xml – File Format
<Devices>
<Device Type=“C” Family=“N” Model=“3” Boot=“Warm”>
<Commands>
<DeleteDir Dir=“\temp”/>
<DeleteFile File=“\myFileToDelete.txt”/>
<CopyDir SrcDir=“\Flash File Store\MyApp” DestDir=“\MyApplication”/>
<SetRegKey KeyName=“Software\MyCompany\MyApp” ValueName=“ShowUI” Value=“10” Type=“DWORD”/>
</Commands>
</Device>
</Devices>
SetRegKey
Type – DWORD, otherwise will assume REG_SZ
Only sets DWORDs and REG_SZs. Only sets values under HKLM.
CopyDir – Yes, it does copy the sub directories

52. _sstransferagent.xml
XML to run in a settings file every time the device is booted.
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Devices>
<Device Type="C" Family="N" Model="3“ Boot=“Warm”>
<Files SrcDir="\Flash File Store\UserAutoInstall">
<File SrcName="Settings.xml" DestName="BootSettings.xml“ DestDir="\SmartSystems" ConfigString="CN3*" OS="PocketPC"/>
</Files>
<Commands>
<SetRegKey KeyName="Software\Intermec\SSClient" ValueName="BootSettings" Value="1" Type="DWORD"/>
</Commands>
</Device>
</Devices>

53. Lab – SSTransferAgent
This lab will use the SSTransferAgent to load a cab file, and have an executable start at boot time.
Sample files
C:\DevConn2009\SmartSystems\SSTransferAgent directory
Create a _ssTransferAgent.xml file to load a cab file
Copy the FeaturesDemo.cab file to the \temp directory and process it in with wceload
Copy the FeaturesDemo.lnk file to the \windows\Startup
Clean boot
If the FeaturesDemo program does not start, look at the \SSTransferAgent.txt output file

54. Lab _ssTransferAgent.xml
<Devices> <Device Type="C" Family="N" Model=“*"> <Files SrcDir="\Flash File Store\UserAutoInstall"> <File SrcName="FeaturesDemo.CAB" DestDir="\temp" DestName="FeaturesDemo.cab" OS="PocketPC" ConfigString="CN*"/> <File DestDir="\windows" DestName="wceload.exe" OS="PocketPC" ConfigString="CN*" Run="true" CmdLine=" /noui \temp\FeaturesDemo.cab" StartIn="\"/> <File SrcName=“FeaturesDemo.lnk” DestDir=“\windows\Startup” DestName=“FeaturesDemo.lnk” OS=“PocketPC” ConfigString=“CN*” /> </Files> </Device> </Devices>

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