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Within Application Workspace, you can set global variables at zone level. Using variables makes it easier to use common paths or parameters across multiple packages. For more information about inheritance and available system parameters, see Vari...
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Use variables within actions and filters to be as dynamic as possible.
You can define variables on 3 levels:
Zone
Contexts
Packages (Snapshots)
The inheritance flows from the top down, meaning that a variable defined at th...
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Instructions for creating your virtual host name inside the domain section of Application Workspace.
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The remote control functionality requires the Agent to run, regardless of the type of entitlement, device, or user.
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In the Zones screen, click Pair zone .
Enter the URL of the zone to pair with and its name. Enable the Content , Managed or Connectors options according to your needs.
After clicking Confirm , you are prompted to log in to the ...
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We recommend you use an access policy for a SAS token.
The SAS token can be easily generated with the Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer
In the Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer, browse to the desired blob container.
Right click on the con...
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Instructions for registering an application with Microsoft Entra ID and configuring mail server settings.
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When you have multiple identity sources configured, you have the ability to selectively conceal them if you don't wish to display them to the customer.
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Discover what tools you need, how to configure the agent, create the .intunewin file and upload it to Intune.
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Automatic Contact Synchronization
The Application Workspace System automatically synchronizes your contacts across a variety of identity sources, including LDAP-based directories such as Active Directory, JumpCloud, and eDirectory, as well as...