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White Labeling FileWave Components
Starting with FileWave 12.7, it is possible to customize end-user components and change FileWave defaults.
View - Devices
Network Imaging / IVS
FileWave Windows Imaging is a powerful solution to quickly deploy base images over the network. The IVS uses PXE Boot to network boot your Windows machines using either Legacy BIOS or UEFI, captures the entire disk contents, and uploads the image to the FileWa...
View - Licenses
The Licenses View shows us licensing information for VPP related apps. This is a great view within the WebAdmin to take the temperature of the environment as far as licensing availability for VPP. Policing this view occasionally can help us avoid some of thos...
Embed WiFi in EMM Enrollment QR
If you have a Google Policy Fileset with Network information in it. You can select it when you generate a QR code. This inserts the information onto the device for easy enrollment. Figure 1.1 - WiFi selected in enrollment QR Steps Ge...
Software Deployment Recipes (Microsoft)
The Software Deployment Recipes (Microsoft) section provides a curated collection of practical guides and step-by-step instructions for efficiently deploying software and applications in Microsoft environments. Discover proven techniques and best practices for...
View - Payloads
Profiles allow you to control settings, features, and capabilities for Apple devices; iOS, macOS, iPadOS, TvOS. Devices may need profiles for initial configuration (like to allow them to join a network), in reaction to a request (like please disable the camera...
Force Location for EMM Android Devices
Description This article describes the process of enabling Location Services on Android Devices. The EMM FileWave client companion app sends coordinates every 15min, once configured. A server side setting is required since FW 13.3.x. Details highlighted in...
Microsoft General Info
The Microsoft General Info section is a valuable resource for topics related to FileWave and managing Microsoft devices that don't fit into other categories. It covers a range of subjects, including tips, insights, and updates on Microsoft products, services, ...
View - Reports
Geofencing
What In FileWave 14.1+ you are able to make policies for FileWave endpoint devices to specify when they are in or out of a particular geographical area. Remember: A FileWave policy is a fileset for specifying things in/for a filewave endpoint. This is not t...
Apple General Info
The Apple General Info section serves as a catch-all resource for a wide range of Apple-related information that doesn't fit within specific categories. From tips and tricks for maximizing productivity on your Apple devices to discussions on Apple services, ac...
View - Software Updates
The Software Updates view shows us all patches that have been discovered as "needed" in the environment. An important part of device lifecycle management is patching and updating systems. This view will allow you to see the available software updates that Micr...
Adjusting the Idle Timeout in FileWave Anywhere (WebAdmin)
What This article will guide you on how to change the idle timeout setting in FileWave Anywhere (WebAdmin). By default, the idle timeout is set to 25 minutes. This means that if there is no activity on the interface for 25 minutes, the user will be automatica...
View - Sources
The Sources View of the FileWave Anywhere can be thought of as a configuration view for the FileWave system. Today it is limited to Apple configuration elements, but before too long we'll see Google and Microsoft settings in here as well. We will use this ...
Restrictions Profile & Control Center
What Apple provides separate Restrictions profiles for iOS, macOS and tvOS. macOS Ventura has somewhat altered System Preferences and is now System Settings, aligning it with iOS. This has implications. When/Why To date, the Restrictions Payload provided ...
FileWave General Info
Inventory Queries (Reports)
Apple's Rapid Security Response Software Updates
What Apple is known for its high standards of security and privacy for its users. However, no system is perfect and vulnerabilities can still be found and exploited by malicious actors. That's why Apple has developed a Rapid Security Response (RSR) process th...