End-user settings

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Use the General > End-user Settings screen to:

Edit the text included in the device registration request email message sent to users.

Upload usage agreements for device profiles.

Configure which device management features are available to end users in the end-user Device Management portal.

Configure Exchange server settings so that users can log on with their domain credentials.

Editing the registration email

Use the Registration Email section to customize the text included in the device registration request message. The text you input here is included at the top of the message.

If Exchange is not yet configured on their device, tell users how to access the message in the registration email that you send. For example, tell users to open the message in Webmail or forward it to their personal accounts, and then open the message on the device they want to register.

Edit the message in the text field to change the text content of the email message sent to end users, then click OK to save your changes.

Uploading end-user usage agreements

Use the Usage Agreements section to upload end-user usage agreements to appear when end users register new devices. To add a usage agreement, click Add and upload a text file containing the desired usage agreement, then click OK to save your changes. You can define which device profile the usage agreement is associated with on the Edit Profile screen (see Defining a profile).

End-user Device Management portal functionality

As an administrator, you can define which device management features are available to end users. If you select to enable a feature on the End-user Settings screen, users have access to that feature in the end-user Device Management portal. The following features can be enabled for end users to manage their registered devices in the portal:


Management Feature	Description
Wipe	Wiping a device restores the device to factory settings and permanently deletes all data, including personal data.
Lock	The lock feature locks the device and requires the device passcode to unlock it.
Clear passcode	Clearing the passcode on a device unlocks the device and prompts the user to define a new passcode (if a passcode is required by the assigned device profile).

Configuring Exchange for domain credential use

Users are prompted for user name and password in two places:

When prompted in the Device Registration portal while registering their device with Mobile Security

When logging onto the end-user Device Management portal

Normally users log on with their Cloud Security credentials, but not all users have these.

To enable users to log on with their domain credentials (network user name and password), enter the URL of your Exchange server in the space provided. Mobile Security will connect to your Exchange server to authenticate users.


	Note This feature is available with Microsoft Exchange Server version 2003 or later, but you need to enter the URL of your Exchange server only if you are using version 2003.