Display

Regulatory Compliance

This section provides the options to display various sections that bring the DMZ system up to compliance with both ADA and FDA regulations. Included are the skip repetitive navigation link for ADA compliance, and the GMT timezone offset statement section for FDA compliance. Also available is an option to turn on and off the display of a Powered By MOVEit link at the bottom of the left-hand navigation column.

Custom Help

In addition to the Online Manual and Tech Support links available to users in the left-hand navigation column, the Custom Help section allows the organization administrator to provide a third link of their choice. This section allows the admin to enter a link name, and a link URL, which will appear below the Online Manual and Tech Support links. If a user clicks this link, the appropriate page will be launched in a separate window.

Both the link and name fields support intra-string language tags.

Display Profiles

Display profiles allow the administrator of an organization to fine tune the look and feel of the MOVEit DMZ web interface for different classes of users. The admin first creates a display profile, selecting the sections to show and the options to provide. That profile can then be assigned to one or more of the five user classes available: Ad Hoc Transfer Only, Guest/Anonymous User, Power User, Temporary User and User. For more information about creating and assigning display profiles, see the Display Profiles Feature Focus page.

Max List Counts

The more users or folders there are on a MOVEit DMZ system, the longer it will take both DMZ and the client web browser to render pages that contain lists of those users or folders. For this reason, the Max List Counts option is provided, which causes search boxes to replace drop-down selection menus when the number of users or folders in the drop-down would exceed the specified values. The search boxes allow the user to enter a search term, and pick from a selection of users or folders that match the search term. While the process of selecting a user or folder does become slightly more complicated, the loading times for the associated DMZ web pages is greatly reduced, allowing more users to use the system simultaneously.

Note that the max list values are only applied to the number of users or folders that would be in a given list, not to the total number of users or folders on the system. So, if a given user has only two other users in her address book, she will see both those users in a drop-down menu when composing a secure message, even if there are thousands of other users on the system.

When the number of users or folders is near the limit (above or below) a special configuration hint will be displayed on Admin's home page to remind them that this setting will soon or has just caused a change to the user interface.

Wizard

This section determines whether or not users will be prompted to install the Upload/Download Wizard if they do not already have it installed. The setting value is applied when creating new users, and can be applied to existing users as well. It is overridden at the user level by per-user values of the setting.

When the Prompt to install Upload/Download Wizard setting is set to Yes, users who do not have the wizard installed will by default be prompted about it, and asked if they want to install it, after they sign on. When set to No, users will by default not be prompted about the wizard, though they will still be able to use the wizard if it is already installed. Users will still be able to install the wizard from their My Account page.

Windows administrators may "pre-install" the Upload/Download Wizard on selected Windows platforms by downloading the appropriate Upload/Download Wizard "MSI" (MicroSoft Installer - "*.msi") package from the MOVEit support site and distributing it using standard MSI utilities.

ActiveX and Java Wizard Technical Hints:

• After launching the Upload Wizard, hold down the CTRL key while you click the Next > button to get version information.
• After launching the Upload Wizard, hold down the SHIFT key while you click the Next > button to get an additional "debugging" window.
• To ensure that the Wizard is made available to all Internet Explorer users, make sure the Content Expiration value is set to no less than 30 days on the COM web folder in your IIS settings. A setting of "Immediately" in this folder has been known to keep end users from downloading and installing the Upload/Download Wizard.
• Starting in version 3.2, Upload/Download Wizard gained the ability to remember whether files with certain extensions should be opened or saved automatically. These settings are stored in two different places depending on whether the Java or ActiveX versions of the Wizard are used. The Java settings are stored in a file called ".miwizrc" in an end user's home folder. (On Windows, this is the path listed in the "USERPROFILE" variable, e.g. "C:\Documents and Settings\JSmith") The ActiveX settings are stored in the registry key "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Standard Networks\MOVEitUploadWizard\ExtensionHandling". (This is a unique tree for each user.)
• Advanced hint: Some firewalls or proxy servers block the "Transfer-Encoding: chunked" header used by the Upload Wizard. When the Upload Wizard detects this situation, it reverts to a different upload protocol. (This alternative protocol is not used by default, because it does not allow compression or the creation of .zip files.) If you have software or network devices that block "Transfer-Encoding: chunked" headers, and find that the MOVEit Wizard is not able to detect this, you can force the Upload Wizard to use the alternative protocol by creating a value in the registry of the computer that is running Internet Explorer.
  
  Run RegEdit and navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Standard Networks\MOVEitUploadWizard. (If this key does not exist, create it.) Then create a DWORD value named ForceNonLumpHashMode and give it a value of 1. This will force the Upload Wizard to use the less efficient but more widely-accepted alternative upload protocol.
  
  This must be done on every end-user's computer. Setting this value on the MOVEit server itself has no effect unless you actually use Internet Explorer on the server.
• Organizations that wish to predistribute the ActiveX version of the Wizard or want to allow the control to be "preinstalled" for all users by an Administrator account through a "normal" installation package can obtain a simple Upload/Download Wizard "ActiveX" installation package from the MOVEit support site.