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SentinelOne (Windows EXE)
Description SentinelOne provides endpoint protection for Windows devices. This recipe shows how to package the Windows EXE installer as a FileWave Fileset and pass the SentinelOne registration token as launch arguments. Ingredients FileWave Central SentinelOne...
Bypassing DPI for Apple Traffic in MDM Communication
What This article explains the importance of bypassing Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) on network traffic directed to Apple's IP range (17.0.0.0/8) to ensure seamless communication between Apple devices and the FileWave Mobile Device Management (MDM) solution. ...
BitLocker Management for Windows 10 and 11
Description This Compliance Pack helps you report on BitLocker status and, when assigned, enable BitLocker on supported Windows 10 and Windows 11 devices. The Custom Fields report recovery key and encryption status. The enforcement Fileset can take action, so ...
FileWave Apple Profile Editor Explained
Description Configuration of Apple devices largely relies upon Profiles. Profiles contain Payloads: settings defined to control aspects of the Operating System and user experience. FileWave has a built-in editor allowing the building of Profiles. This edit...
Local Group Policy Object Utility (Windows EXE)
What LGPO.exe is Microsoft’s Local Group Policy Object utility. It lets administrators import, export, and apply local Windows Group Policy settings from the command line. This can be useful when deploying security baselines or local policy settings to Windows...
FileVault 2 enabled on macOS ADE enrollment
What After you have configured FileVault management in FileVault - Getting Started, you can require FileVault during Automated Device Enrollment for supported macOS devices. When/Why FileVault protects data at rest on macOS devices. Requiring FileVault during ...
Last Connect vs. Last Connected
What The similarly named Last Connect and Last Connected fields track different device activity. This article explains what each field means and when to use it. When/Why Use these fields when you need to understand when a device last communicated with the File...
Deleting Old FileWave Client or Server Log Data
Description FileWave stores many different types of logs. Many of these logs are designed to roll over, either to new files or by removing older entries. In most cases, FileWave logs do not store GDPR-sensitive data, but some environments or scripts can writ...
Forcing wiped ChromeOS devices to re-enroll (15.3+)
What By default, wiped ChromeOS devices automatically re-enroll into your account without users having to enter their username and password. Re-enrollment ensures that the ChromeOS devices remain managed and policies you set are enforced on the ChromeOS device...
FileWave Version 15.1.1 (Unsupported)
These downloads are provided for the purposes of migrations and should not continue to be used in production. You should upgrade to either the most recent release or the one prior. They can always be found here: Supported FileWave Versions The FileWave endpoin...
FileWave Version 15.2.1 (Unsupported)
These downloads are provided for the purposes of migrations and should not continue to be used in production. You should upgrade to either the most recent release or the one prior. They can always be found here: Supported FileWave Versions The FileWave endpoin...
Open Source Software Included in FileWave 15.2.1
This page lists the open source software (OSS), component versions, licenses, and source downloads included in the indicated FileWave build. Expand each component section to review its inventory. This inventory applies to FileWave Version 15.2.1. Admin Console...
Open source software included in FileWave 15.1.1
Unsupported historical release. This inventory documents third-party and open-source components distributed with FileWave 15.1.1. It is retained for license review and source-package access, not as a list of components in current FileWave releases. The compone...
Adapting to Apple's TLS Server Certificate Validity Limits
What Apple's 398-day limit covers Apple devices enforce a maximum 398-day lifetime for publicly trusted TLS server certificates issued on or after September 1, 2020. The rule applies to certificates that chain to root certificate authorities preinstalled with ...
FileWave Server on CentOS - EOL
As FileWave continues to develop our industry-leading multi-platform solution, our primary goal is to make it as simple, stable, and scalable as possible. With the End of Life of CentOS on June 30th, 2024, beginning with 15.2.0, the FileWave Server will be shi...
FileWave Community Edition
The FileWave Community Edition is your exclusive ticket to the FileWave Management Suite, absolutely free for up to 15 mobile, desktop, or tablet devices. Designed for individuals and small-scale organizations, the FileWave Community Edition ensures that your...
Android devices with multiple policies
What Android Policies manage settings on Android Enterprise devices. For examples of available settings, see Android EMM Policies and Permissions. When/Why When more than one Android Policy is assigned, FileWave has to merge the policy fragments before sending...
Repair FileWave Server Permissions and Ownership
What A FileWave Server migration, manual file move, or backup restore can leave server files with the wrong owner or permissions. Services may then fail to start, or the database may become inaccessible. When to use it Run the built-in repair command after a m...