Organization Settings

Rebranding

Customize the look and feel of your business portal by uploading your company’s banners. Simply click on the Rebranding section to get started. For optimal display and quality, we recommend using images with a resolution of 200x200 pixels and maintaining a 1:1 aspect ratio. This ensures that your branding appears sharp and professional across all platforms and devices.

License Information

Stay on top of your licensing details by clicking on License Information. Here, you can easily view and manage your active licenses for Secure Connect or Pligence Connect. This section provides detailed insights into your license status, expiration dates, and any available upgrades or renewals, ensuring your business stays compliant and fully operational.

Android Management API

Streamline the management of your Android devices by configuring device settings through the Android Management API. With this tool, you can control a wide array of policies, security features, and app configurations, making it easy to ensure that all Android devices in your organization adhere to your business’s policies and guidelines.

Apple Business Manager

Simplify the integration and management of your Apple devices with Apple Business Manager. This powerful tool allows you to enroll, deploy, and manage iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple TVs across your organization effortlessly. Whether you’re configuring devices remotely, pushing apps, or managing content, Apple Business Manager provides a seamless experience for managing your fleet of Apple products.

System Settings

NAT Settings

• External FQDN – Enter the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) for accessing Pligence Connect. This domain is critical for external users to securely connect to your system and should be properly configured in your DNS settings for smooth accessibility.

• Dashboard Port – Specify the port number used for accessing the Pligence Connect web admin dashboard. For enhanced security, it’s recommended to restrict access to specific IP addresses or geographic regions to prevent unauthorized access to admin functionalities.

• Backend Port – This port facilitates the connection between mobile devices and Pligence Connect. It allows secure communication for devices that are part of your mobile device management (MDM) setup, ensuring seamless backend operations.

• iOS MDM Port – This port is dedicated to Apple devices that are either BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) or Fully Managed under your MDM system. Proper configuration ensures these devices remain connected and receive necessary management updates.

• Socket Port – Configure this port for handling real-time notifications and operational actions across devices. It’s used for instant updates such as system alerts, user notifications, and other live activities that require immediate feedback.

Configure Proxy

• Hostname – Enter the domain or IP address of the proxy server through which all internet traffic will be routed. This is essential for organizations that need to control and monitor internet access for security or compliance purposes.

• Server Port – Specify the port number that will be used for directing traffic through the proxy server. Proper port configuration ensures smooth communication and helps filter network traffic as per your organizational policies.

• Credentials – Input the required username and password credentials to authenticate access to the proxy server. This ensures that only authorized users can utilize the proxy for network access, maintaining a secure browsing environment.

Mail Server Settings

• Mail Server – Configure the mail server’s domain or IP address, along with the communication protocol (such as SMTP, IMAP, or POP3) and port number used for connecting to the mail server. Accurate configuration of these settings ensures reliable email communication between your server and clients.

• Credentials – Enter the appropriate username and password required to authenticate access to the mail server. These credentials ensure secure and authorized email exchanges within your organization.

Syslog and SNMP Settings

Configure system logging and network monitoring by setting up Syslog and SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol). Syslog ensures that system events and logs are recorded for monitoring and troubleshooting purposes, while SNMP allows for network management and monitoring of devices, ensuring efficient tracking of network performance and issues.

Backup & Restore

Backup & Restore System

Take full control of your backup and recovery process to safeguard critical data. Use this feature to configure automated backups, ensuring your system’s information is securely stored. We highly recommend scheduling daily backups to minimize data loss and ensure swift recovery in case of system failure or accidental deletion. Additionally, take advantage of the restore functionality to quickly and efficiently recover previous versions of your system, allowing for smooth continuity in the event of any disruption. Ensure that backup files are stored in a secure, off-site location for added protection.