To help set up your peer distribution system and to avoid configuration issues, review the network behaviors, the types of communication, the communication channels between components, and license management.
Though this component is optional, it greatly improves efficiencies and download speeds.Ĭonsiderations for Peer-To-Peer Distribution with Adaptiva. If you do not have a network topology, you can download the spreadsheet from the console and edit the topology initially identified by the peer distribution system. This component is a spreadsheet that you upload to the Workspace ONE UEM console. The RVP receives downloads and disseminates the applications to peer clients. It uses devices called rendezvous points, or RVPs, as master clients in an office. 
It uses the hierarchy to control what clients get downloads and in what order. It enables the peer distribution system to deploy applications more efficiently.
This component represents your network as offices in a hierarchy. An installed peer-to-peer client uses one license. The peer distribution system automatically deploys clients to devices when you complete the peer distribution software setup. Software distribution clients on devices. This component resides on devices and it must communicate with these components:. These clients use licenses you buy with the peer distribution feature. This component distributes application packages between peers, or devices, and it receives application metadata from the server. Download and install the server from the Workspace ONE UEM console before you configure the peer distribution. This component resides in your network and it must communicate with these components. It also maintains information about clients, client IP addresses, the number of active clients, and the content presently at each client. This component maintains the metadata of the Win32 applications but not the actual application packages. Peer distribution uses two main components: a peer-to-peer server and peer-to-peer clients. Adaptiva Peer Distribution Component Roles If the network is busy, installations pause until the network availability increases. The system also monitors the network for traffic. Instead, devices receive the package from other devices in the network. However, installation times improve because devices are not taxing the storage system or the line of communication for the application package. In the Adaptiva peer distribution system, installation begins with a specific device in the office or subnet called the rendezvous point (RVP). 
Workspace ONE UEM partners with Adaptiva to offer an alternative peer distribution system.
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