NetworkSense
Command line | Registry
NetworkSense
determines whether network speed checks are
performed prior to attempting uploads or downloads. - When set to true, the various tools that may attempt transfers first check for access
and available bandwidth by measuring ping response times for two different sized ping
packets. The result is stored in NetworkSpeed, where possible
outcomes are discussed. (These speed tests are applied to the top candidate inventory beacon in the fail-over list. These speed tests, and possible network
throttling for downloads, do not re-order the fail-over list.)Important: Where ping is disabled or blocked, be sure to use the default (
False
) value forNetworkSense
. Otherwise the tested connection is deemed to have 0 bps transfer speed, and is discarded from the fail-over list. - When set to false (the default), no checks are performed, and the upload or download is attempted immediately.
Because several tools may attempt transfers, this preference can be set in the
Common
key (shown below) so that all tools behave alike. You can also
configure an exceptional setting for any one tool (in its CurrentVersion
key)
which overrides the common setting. One scenario you might consider is to have the default
False
value for uploads (since compressed .ndi files
are small), but set the installation component (ndlaunch) preference to
True
, since downloads of agent upgrade packages and the like can be
significantly larger.
Values
Values / range |
Boolean ( |
Default value |
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Example values |
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Command line
Tools |
Inventory component (ndtrack), upload component (ndupload). |
Example |
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Registry
Installed by |
Installation of the FlexNet Inventory Agent, or manual configuration. |
Computer preference |
Each tool first checks its own registry entry; and if nothing is found there, next
checks
[Registry]\ManageSoft\Common . The tool-specific registries
are:
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IT Asset Management (Cloud)
Current