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Importing FileWave OVF (VMware Workstation)
Step-by-Step Guide 1. Open VMware Workstation. Click "Open a Virtual Machine". 2. Browse your machine for the unzipped OVA/OVF from FileWave and click “Open”. 3. Name the Virtual Machine and select a storage location. Click “Import”. Note: You may re...
Reset root password through Webmin (FileWave Appliances Only)
When you setup a new FileWave instance, you most certainly don't want to leave the password for the root user as filewave. This document walks you through changing the password using the included Webmin interface (on v 12.x and higher virtual appliances only)...
Importing FileWave Virtual Appliance - Hyper-V
FileWave's Hyper-V VMs are usually built using the latest version of Hyper-V, typically the same one that comes with the newest version of Windows Server. When importing the FileWave Server, IVS, or on older Windows OS'es, the Hyper-V Manager console may not b...
Including the FileWave client on an image
What The generated Windows base image should be left as clean as possible, with any chosen installations handled afterwards to prevent having to recreate the image more often than absolutely required. However, the base image should include the FileWave Client...
Configure the FileWave Client Package for Windows MDM
What FileWave Windows MDM uses both Microsoft's MDM protocol and the native FileWave Client. MDM handles enrollment and policy commands, while the FileWave Client provides Filesets, inventory, and other client-based management. When/Why Configure the Windows C...
Part 2: Setting up Terms and Conditions
What When a device is enrolled in Windows MDM, a custom end-user terms page is required for the Microsoft application we'll be building later. When/Why We'll need to establish our terms pages within the FileWave AnyWhere (Web admin), and they'll be used at ...
Part 3: Setting up the Portal App
What Your Windows MDM integration uses an application that you create in the Microsoft Entra admin center. When/Why This application connects Windows Autopilot enrollment, the scoped Microsoft Entra users, and the MDM discovery redirection to your FileWave MDM...
Pre-Requisites of Windows MDM Setup
What FileWave can use Microsoft Windows MDM to enroll and manage Windows endpoints through Microsoft Entra ID. Microsoft licensing and tenant prerequisites are outside FileWave and must be in place before Windows MDM enrollment will work. When/Why Confirm Micr...
Integrating with Windows Autopilot
What Windows Autopilot is Microsoft's cloud-based provisioning workflow for Windows devices. It registers a device's hardware identity with a Microsoft Entra tenant, applies a Windows Autopilot deployment profile during the Windows out-of-box experience (OOBE)...
Manually enrolling a device into FileWave Windows MDM
What Windows MDM allows you to manually enroll a device based on appropriate Microsoft Entra ID credentials. When/Why Enrolling a device in this manner isn't scalable. You would probably never use this method for a production rollout, but it is exceptionall...
Reset Windows device through a script (FileWave Recipe)
What AutoPilot assigns devices to your organization. This, coupled with the ability to "reset" a Windows 10 or 11, device allows you to be able to "re-image" a Windows device without necessarily wiping it out. What is described in this article is a method to...
Windows MDM wipe command
What 14.8+ FileWave introduces the option to Wipe MDM enrolled Windows devices from the Web Admin console. When/Why The options from the ellipsis now include the Wipe option. Option to Wipe will only be visible for Windows devices which are MDM enrolled. ...
Windows MDM setup issue with custom domain
What When configuring FileWave Windows MDM with Microsoft Entra ID, the Microsoft On-premises MDM application may fail when you add the FileWave server URL in Expose an API as the Application ID URI. Error: Failed to update Application ID URI application prope...
Finding packages in the WinGet Repository
What WinGet is a command line tool to manage applications on the Windows platform. Note that FileWave 15.4 or later is required. When/Why WinGet will install software. But, to do so, we'll need to see if the package we are looking for is in the repository...
Installing a package with WinGet
What WinGet is a command line tool to manage applications on the Windows 10 and 11 platform. Note that FileWave 15.4 or later is required. When/Why We'll certainly want to use WinGet to push software to our devices, and we can do that rather nicely in a Fi...
Upgrading a package with WinGet
What WinGet is a command line tool to manage applications on the Windows platform. Note that FileWave 15.4 or later is required. When/Why Of course, installing a package is only the beginning. After we initially install any package, we'll have to come bac...
Uninstalling a package with WinGet
What WinGet is a command-line tool for managing applications on Windows 10 and 11. When/Why After you install a WinGet package, you may need to remove it later. FileWave can handle that removal through a pre- or post-uninstall script within a payload/Fileset. ...
Installing SOLIDWORKS (Windows EXE)
What Need to deploy and install SolidWorks on Windows clients? Not a problem – FileWave has you covered. We need a few components from SolidWorks and some scripting tips to get deployment-ready. Required components: FileWave Central SolidWorks Administrati...