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Defining a profile
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Each user policy consists of two device profiles. Profiles allow you to enforce device usage restrictions based on how the device is used (for example, a corporate device or personal device).
Click the name of a profile on the General > Policies > Edit Policy screen to open the Edit Profile screen.
The General > Policies > Edit Policy > Edit Profile screen consists of the following sections:
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General settings
Use General settings to define the organization affiliated with the profile, when the end user can remove the profile from the device, and the usage agreement affiliated with the profile.
The following fields are displayed in the General settings section:
 
Traffic and filtering
Select how you want Web requests from devices with this profile to be routed, and the level of security to apply to these devices.
This section can be used to improve the performance of devices experiencing latency.
 
Tip: If you want to bypass security on user devices, but track Web usage for the user, enable VPN but clear the PAC file URL below. With no PAC file URL, the system doesn't know which policy to apply, so Web traffic is unfiltered.
Enter the URL of a Proxy Auto-Configuration (PAC) file to configure auto-proxy settings. This PAC file should be configured according to the Web security policy you want to enforce. For Cloud Security, copy the PAC file URL from the General tab for that policy. To get to this tab, go to Web Security > Policy Management > Policies, and click on the policy you want. For TRITON AP-WEB with the Web Hybrid module, retrieve it on the Hybrid User Identification page under Settings > Hybrid Configuration.
Passcode settings
Use Passcode settings to define passcode-related security requirements for devices assigned to the profile.
You can configure the following settings in this section:
 
Restrictions
Use Restrictions settings to define which device functions and applications can be used on the device.
Device functionality
You can enable or disable the following functions for devices assigned to the profile (select the check box next to the feature to enable it).
 
Select Require Apple ID password for each install if you want users to authenticate with Apple before installing apps.
Select FaceTime to allow the user to use the FaceTime feature on the device.
Applications
You can enable or disable access to the following applications (and application features) for devices assigned to the profile.
 
Select While device is locked to allow Siri usage when the device is locked.
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Enable AutoFill - Select this setting to enable the AutoFill (auto populate form) feature in Safari.
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Force fraud warnings - Select this option to force the Safari fraud warning option to remain on.
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Enable JavaScript - Select this option to enable JavaScript in Safari.
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Block popups - Select this option to force the Safari block popups option to remain on.
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Accept cookies - Select when the device accepts cookies while browsing in Safari: Never, From visited sites (only from sites directly accessed), or Always.
Media Content Ratings
You can specify the ratings you will allow for various forms of media content. For example, you can allow or disallow adult content.
 
iCloud Storage
You can enable or disable access to iCloud services.
 
Credentials
To access Wi-Fi and Exchange accounts, mobile devices must have the proper credentials. To define the credentials to use for devices with this profile:
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Click Manage Credentials in the Credentials section.
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Click OK.
The credentials you select are sent to all devices with this profile.
To add credentials to the system, select General > Credentials. See Adding credentials for more information.
Wi-Fi settings
You can add Wi-Fi access accounts to the profile to allow users automatic access to your organization's wireless networks.
Use the Wi-Fi section of the Edit Profile screen to add, edit, or delete available Wi-Fi access accounts for the profile.
Click Add to open the Add Wi-Fi Account screen (See Adding a Wi-Fi access account).
Email and Exchange settings
Use the Email and Exchange settings section of the Edit Profile screen to define email and Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync accounts to install on devices in the profile. See Adding an email account and Adding an Exchange ActiveSync account for more information.
Web clip settings
Web clips are shortcut links to URLs that appear on the iOS Home screen, just like apps. When a Web clip is added to the iOS profile, it is displayed on the Home screen of all iOS devices in the profile.
Use the Web clip section of the Edit Profile screen to manage Web clips in the profile. Click Add in the Web clip section of the Edit Profile screen to navigate to the Add Web Clip Item screen (See Adding a Web clip for more information).

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