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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
- Step 4: Configure the scanner
- Step 5: Set keystroke output rules
- Step 6: Test apps in your configuration
- Step 7: Share your configuration
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Advanced
Restriction policies
These restrictions are a dedicated group of controls to manage advanced restriction policies. A KPE premium license is required for advanced restriction policies. These policies include—but are not limited to—the following:
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth scanning
- Remote control to block device connections using 3rd party applications
- Common criteria
- Dual SIM device enable/disable
- Wireless Intrusion Prevention Support (WIPS)
Create an advanced restriction configuration
- In your UEM console, open the Device Configuration Profile associated with your target devices, and then on the middle navigation menu, click Properties. The Device Configuration Policy Properties page opens.
- On the Properties page, in the Settings list, click Configure. The OEMConfig page for the Device Configuration Policy opens.
- Next to the Work profile policies (Profile Owner) field, click Configure. The Work profile policies (Profile Owner) page opens.
- Next to the Advanced Restriction Policy field, click Configure.
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Set the following advanced restriction values as needed:
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Set the Enable advanced restriction controls value to
True to enable the following advanced restriction controls on
a target device.
- Refer to the Allow Wi-Fi scanning setting and click True to block the device from scanning for in-range Wi-Fi networks in order to improve location detection accuracy. This setting is only available with Knox 3.2 and above devices.
- Refer to the Allow bluetooth scanning setting and click True to block the device from scanning for in-range Bluetooth devices in order to improve location detection accuracy.
- Set the Allow remote control value to True to block connections to the device using 3rd party control applications. This setting is only available with Knox 3.0 and above devices.
- Refer to the Enable Common Criteria (CC) mode setting and click True to enable services to bring the device into a CC mode compliant evaluated configuration. If enrolled in a UEM, the CC mode setting is defined at the UEM level.
- Set the Allow dual SIM operation value to True to enable device second SIM slot functionality on a dual SIM device. Disable this setting to restrict functions (calls, SMS/MMS operations, etc.) on the second SIM. Enabling this setting returns functionality to the previously blocked second SIM. This policy is ignored by single SIM devices.
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Set the Enable WIPS Control value to True to
enable WIPS enforcement and protection options for the device.
If disabled, changes to other WIPS settings have no impact.
- Set the Allow WIPS Enforcement value to 1 to enforce this feature and disallow a device user from bypassing WIPS protection. Set this value to 0 to permit a device user to bypass WIPS.
- Set the Allow WIPS Advance Protection value to 1 to disallow an device user from changing the WIPS configuration. Setting this value to 0 turns this setting off and permits a device user to change WIPS settings.
- Refer to the Set USB Device Connection Type control and set to either DEFAULT, MTP, PTP, MIDI, or CHARGING to define the USB connection type utilized by the device.
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Set the Enable advanced restriction controls value to
True to enable the following advanced restriction controls on
a target device.
- Click OK. The updated advanced restriction settings are saved and deployed to devices based on the deployment schedule.