BYOD

• Click on “Devices” in the Dashboard.

• Select “Windows” on the left panel.

• Click on “Enroll Device”, then choose the appropriate Device Type which you would like to use.

• After selecting the device type, select a user.

• Once it is complete, click on “Enroll Device”.

• An email will be sent with detailed instructions, which you can follow directly.

  NOTE: You must install the Secure Connect application on your Windows system and follow the GitHub instructions provided to complete the setup

  

Fully Managed

• Click on “Devices” in the Dashboard.

• Select “Windows” on the left panel.

• Click on “Enroll Device”, then choose the appropriate Device Type which you would like to use.

• Select the device type as “Fully Managed” and choose a user.

• Once it is complete, click on “Enroll Device”.

• An email will be sent with detailed instructions, which you can follow directly.

• There are two ways: Non-Active Directory and Active Directory.

  Non-Active Directory:

  • You will receive an email which will install a .bat extension file which will add the separate user in the system.

  • The Username and Password can be displayed when you first created the user in the user tab.

  • Once signed in, all the policies will begin to take effect.

  Active Directory:

  • Once you have added a directory service, the list of users will also be added along with the previous Username and Password.

  • Add the users to a group and change the policies, once it is completed, update the policies and it will begin to take effect.

• Hover over the device and click on “Open” and you will see “Device Policies” and “Actions”.

• Device Policies will only affect the specific windows device. The Policies are as follows:

  Device Functionality:

  Screen Capture – Can be allowed or restricted.

  Removable Storage Device – Can be allowed or restricted.

  Bluetooth – Can be allowed or restricted.

  Ethernet:

  Ethernet – Can be allowed or restricted.

  Proxy Server:

  Proxy URL – Type in Proxy URL.

  Proxy Certificate – Upload Proxy Certificate, accepted file type “.cer”.

• Actions will also only affect the specific windows device. The Actions are as follows:

  Delete Device: This will delete the device and remove the policies from the device.

  Locate Device: This will locate the device.

  Graceful Restart: This will restart the device.

  Enable BitLocker: This will allow the user to enable locks on drives.

  Disable BitLocker: This will allow the user to disable locks on drives.

  BIOS/Boot Protection: This will allow the user to change settings to BIOS.