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Acluster is a group of relays that are grouped together to organize the network in a more logical way. Why this is useful: It helps you better manage your network, especially if you have different environments (e.g., test, production, etc.). Steps: Go to th...

Creating acluster allows you to better organize your relays according to your needs (for example, separating testing from production). This is exactly the same form as the edit form.  Steps: Click “New Cluster” in the menu. Click the “Add a New Cluster” b...

Rules allow you to automate certain actions or network behaviors. Why this is useful: For example, this can trigger an automatic check or apply specific settings based on defined conditions. Steps: Click “Rules” in the menu. On this page, you can: Chang...

Each XMPP relay has a setof quick actions that allow you to interact directly with the machines it manages. These actions are accessible from the list of relays and are designed to simplify common administration, diagnostic, and configuration tasks without re...

In Medulla, you can manage GLPI entities through the Admin module. To do this, click on the Admin module and then the Entity Management button in the left-hand menu:  By default, a root entity—the Medulla entity—is present. To create a sub-entity of the root ...

From the Admin tab, you can add users and then associate them with an entity:  To do this, click the Add User button in the left-hand menu of the Admin tab:    The creation menu allows you to assign a profile to the user you are about to create. This profile ...

In Medulla, a new ACL Management Module has been available since version 5.6.0 This ACL module allows you to associate permissions for the various Medulla modules with profiles:  To access this module, click the ACL Management button in the left-hand menu of t...

Medulla includes a module for managing Android mobile devices based on the open-source Headwind MDM (Mobile Device Management) solution. This module allows administrators to manage the entire fleet of Android smartphones and tablets from the Medulla interface,...

The MDM module relies on the MDM agent installed on each Android device, which maintains a constant connection with the Medulla server. This connection allows you to perform deployment tasks, send remote commands, and take control of the screen on any device...

This page displays a list of all Android devices enrolled in Medulla. It is the home page of the MDM module. For each device, four visual indicators allow you to assess its status at a glance:  Status: indicates whether the device is online or offline, ...

This page displays mobile devices as they appear in GLPI. When Medulla is properly connected to GLPI, enrolled phones automatically report their inventory, and this view allows you to view them within the GLPI context. This page is solely dedicated to view...

This page displays a list of available MDM configurations. A configuration defines the overall behavior of the devices associated with it. Any changes made to a configuration are automatically applied to all affected devices. To create a new configuration,...

The configuration edit form is organized into six tabs: This page describes the first tab, General Settings, which contains the fundamental settings for a configuration: identity, server communication, hardware restrictions, and screen behavior. Identity...

The configuration edit form is organized into six tabs: This page describes the second tab, Design, which allows you to customize the appearance of the MDM launcher on devices: colors, wallpaper, icon size, displayed title, and screen orientation. Default Set...

The configuration edit form is organized into six tabs: This page describes the third tab, Applications, which allows you to define which applications are installed, removed, or ignored on devices using this configuration. List of Applications The list displ...

The configuration edit form is organized into six tabs: This page describes the fourth tab, MDM Settings, which contains advanced settings for kiosk mode, enrollment, and MDM agent behavior. MDM Application MDM Application: Name of the application used as t...

The configuration edit form is organized into six tabs: This page describes the fifth tab, Application Settings, which allows you to define configuration attributes that are pushed directly to the applications installed on the devices. List of Settings Each ...

The configuration edit form is organized into six tabs: This page describes the sixth tab, Files, which allows you to specify which files managed by the MDM server should be pushed, excluded, or deleted on devices belonging to this configuration. List of File...