View and Manage Profiles
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Click 'Assets' > 'Configuration Templates' > 'Profiles' to open this interface.
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The 'Profiles' screen shows all available configuration profiles for Android, iOS, Mac OS, Windows and Linux devices.
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You can create, deploy, import/export, and clone profiles from this interface.
The interface has two tabs:
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Profiles - A list of all profiles added to Xcitium.
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Default Profiles - A default profile is one that is automatically applied to any device that matches its operating system. See Manage Default Profiles for more details.
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Description |
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OS |
The operating system that the profile supports. |
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Name |
Label of the profile.
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Created by |
The administrator who created the profile.
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Created |
The date and time at which the profile was created. |
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Updated at |
The date and time at which the profile was last updated. |
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Controls |
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Create |
Create Android profile |
Add a new Android profile. See 'Profiles for Android Devices' for more details. |
Create iOS profile |
Add a new iOS profile. See 'Profiles for iOS Devices' for more details. |
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Create Mac OS profile |
Add a new Mac OS profile. See 'Profiles for Mac OS Devices' for more details. |
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Create Windows profile |
Add a new Windows profile. See 'Create Windows Profiles' for more details. |
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Create Linux profile |
Add a new Linux profile. See 'Profiles for Linux Devices' for more details. |
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Import |
Import from Xcitium Client Security Config file |
Import the security configuration of XCS from a .cfg configuration file as a Windows profile. The configuration file will usually have been exported from a managed endpoint with XCS installed. See 'Import Windows Profiles' for more details. |
Import from Exported Profile |
Import a configuration profile from a previously exported and saved profile. See Export and Import Configuration Profiles for more details. |
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Clone Profile |
Create a new profile by cloning an existing profile and modifying its settings as required. See Clone a Profile for more details. |
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Export profile |
Export the selected configuration as a .cfg file and save it for future implementation. See Export and Import Configuration Profiles for more details. The control will appear only if a single profile is selected from the list. |
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Delete profile |
Remove selected profile(s). The control will appear only if one or more profiles are selected. |
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Export |
Save the list of profiles as a comma separated values (CSV) file. See Export the List of Profiles for more details. |
Sorting,
Search and Filter Options
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Click any column header to sort items in ascending/descending order
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Click the funnel icon to filter profiles by various criteria:
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Click 'Assets' > 'Configuration Templates' > 'Profiles'
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Click the 'Export' button above the table then choose 'Export to CSV':
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The CSV file will be available in 'Dashboards' > 'Reports'
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See Reports in The Dashboards for more details.