Brent Friedman has today released an update to WHS Mobile, the add-in which lets you manage Windows Home Server with a Windows Mobile device. Here’s what’s new:
- Port changed from 1045 to 8169
- Changed it to only download thumbnails when the file view is toggled to large icon.
- Removed remnants of the access log, because it wasn’t being used anymore.
- Changed the thumbnails maximum size to 100×100 pixels for higher resolution mobile devices.
- Windows Mobile phones no longer need to already be connected to the internet before use.
- Added the ability to rename files.
- Added the ability to delete files.
- Added the ability to upload files.
- Improved menu items for file mode and the home page.
- Bundled EmailControl for controlling your WHS via email or text message.
The included new add-in EmailControl allows you to manage Windows Home Server by email or a text message. You simply send a command via email or text message and your home server responds. Sounds very cool indeed. The initial command set is as follows:
cl — Sends the command list.
list shares — Sends the list of shares.
list users – Sends the list of users with their enabled or disabled status.
enable-user: USER_NAME — Enables or disables USER_NAME (Change USER_NAME to the user you want to manage)
uptime – Sends the Windows Home Server’s current uptime.
sleep – Puts the Windows Home Server into sleep/standby mode.
hibernate – Puts the Windows Home Server into hibernation.
shutdown – Shuts the Windows Home Server down
restart – Restarts the Windows Home Server
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