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- Getting started with Knox Capture
- Step 1: Launch Knox Capture
- Step 2: Create a scanning profile
- Step 3: Select apps and activities
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- Step 5: Set keystroke output rules
- Step 6: Test apps in your configuration
- Step 7: Share your configuration
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Update an existing device profile
An admin can update the device's profile with a push update if a device is currently in a Configured state.
To update a device's profile assignment:
- Select Profiles from the left-hand navigation menu.
- Check the box of an existing profile to update a device's current profile assignment. Keep in mind, a single profile can be assigned to different device model types.
- Select Assign devices from the ACTIONS drop-down menu on the top, right-hand side, of the screen.
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Selected the checkboxes of the target device(s) intended to receive the profile push update. Only devices in a Configured state can use the profile push option.
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Select the ASSIGN button from the Select devices screen to proceed with the device profile update.
NOTE — A Change assigned profile screen may display stating a portion of the selected devices are currently assigned a different profile or a different version of the same profile. Additionally, the screen states these selected devices will unassigned from their previous profiles and updated with your selected the selected profile upon confirmation.NOTE — A screen could also display stating no valid device licenses could be found based on the current device selection. Either select a different group of licenses, ensure a valid EE license is available if using an Enterprise Edition (EE) device, generate a new license key using the link provided, or contact Samsung Knox Customer Support using the link provided. - If displayed, select the Push update without requesting end user consent to push the updates directly to the configured state devices without consent from the device end user. Leave this option unselected affords the device user the ability to approve the profile update before its pushed to their device.
- Select YES to proceed with the device push update and profile overwrite. Select Back to move back to the previous Assign devices with profiles screen.
This document was updated for Knox cloud services 23.03 UAT.
A device profile is a collection of settings that can be used to configure one or more devices with preset settings, restrictions, apps, and other content. You can create device profiles in Knox Configure and then assign them to Knox Configure managed devices.
Device assignments are not permanent, and a new profile can be assigned to any device that's currently in a Configured state with a push update.
To update a device's profile assignment:
- Select Profiles from the left-hand navigation menu.
- Check the box of an existing profile to update a device's current profile assignment. Keep in mind, a single profile can be assigned to different device model types.
- Select Assign devices from the ACTIONS drop-down menu on the top, right-hand side, of the screen.
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Selected the checkboxes of the target device(s) intended to receive the profile push update. Only devices in a Configured state can use the profile push option.
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Select the ASSIGN button from the Select devices screen to proceed with the device profile update.
NOTE — A Change assigned profile screen may display stating a portion of the selected devices are currently assigned a different profile or a different version of the same profile. Additionally, the screen states these selected devices will unassigned from their previous profiles and updated with the selected profile upon confirmation.NOTE — A screen could also display stating no valid device licenses could be found based on the current device selection. Either select a different group of licenses, ensure a valid EE license is available if using an Enterprise Edition (EE) device, generate a new license key using the link provided, or contact Samsung Knox Customer Support using the link provided. -
If you want to force device users to install the update when it is pushed to their devices, select Push update without requesting end user consent. If this option is left unselected, the device user can schedule the update to be installed overnight.
If an update is scheduled for overnight installation, the device attempts to apply the update between 2:00 AM and 5:00 AM according to the current time zone. If the device is in use during that time, it attempts to apply the update the next night during the same period. If the device fails to apply the update overnight for four consecutive days, the device will attempt to apply the update when the device is turned on and a network connection is available the next day.
The update notification sent to the device shows the total download size of the update.
- Select YES to proceed with the device push update and profile overwrite. Select Back to move back to the previous Assign devices with profiles screen.