Profiles
Mobile Device Management Profiles
Section titled “Mobile Device Management Profiles”It is possible to configure profiles for the managed devices using the Profile Editor. In general, a profile is a collection of one or more payloads containing configurations.
The following payloads are supported by CapaInstaller:
- Certificate Payload — This payload can be used to add a new certificate to the mobile device certificate store. The added certificate can then be used by the device for obtaining trust to a web service or other services.
- Exchange Payload — This payload can be used to configure a mobile device so it can connect to the company Exchange server.
- Passcode Payload — This payload can be used to enforce a passcode on the device. The payload doesn’t give the actual passcode but merely states the requirements that the user passcode must fulfill.
- SCEP Payload — This payload can be used to enroll a certificate using the Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol
- Web Clip Payload — This payload can be used to add a web clip/link at the device home screen. The web clip can be a shortcut for an internet homepage or similar
- WiFi Advanced Payload — This payload can be used to configure a device to connect to a wireless access point with advanced authentication options.
- WiFi Payload — This payload can be used to configure a mobile device so it can connect to one or more wireless access points.
- APN payload iOS — This payload can be used to allow a device to connect through a specified Access Point Name
- Device Configuration Payload
- Lock Single App Payload iOS — This payload can be used to lock a device to run a single app only.
- Restriction Payload iOS — This payload can be used to restrict iOS device capabilities.
- Agent Configuration Payload
- APN Payload — This payload can be used to allow a device to connect through a specified Access Point Name
- Blacklist Apps Payload — This payload can be used to lock apps so they cannot be accessed by the device users.
- Enforce Passcode Payload
- File Transfer Payload — This payload can be used to transfer files to an Android device.
- Lock Single App Payload — This payload can be used to lock a device to run a single app only. This feature is not natively supported by the Android operating system, so before real use, it is recommended that this is tested on the used devices.
- Restriction Payload — This payload can be used to restrict Android device capabilities.
- Ringtone Payload
- Wallpaper Payload
- Whitelist App Payload — This payload can be used to limit a device to run a list of whitelisted apps only. This feature is not natively supported by the Android operating system, so before real use, it is recommended that this is tested on the used devices.
- Restriction Payload Windows Mobile — This payload can be used to restrict Windows Phone device capabilities.
If you need to configure a large number of devices or to provide lots of custom email settings, network settings, or certificates to a large number of devices, configuration profiles are an easy way to do it.
- Active Directory Payload macOS — This payload can be used to join a macOS device to an Active Directory and configure the domain membership options.
- Kernel Extension Policy macOS — This payload can be used to allow applications to run without user prompting
- Restrictions Payload MacOS — This payload can be used to restrict access to certain features and capabilities of a macOS device. Some restrictions require that the device is Supervised and is marked with an asterisk.