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Advanced Configuration Steps After you have downloaded a trial, you can perform the following from the Setup menu in the MaaS360 portal: Configure additional services Configure device enrollment settings Configure login settings Configure the Auto-Quarantine feature (if you have Exchange ActiveSync) Set up MaaS360 portal administrators Configure Additional Services To review and configure additional services, mouse over the Setup tab and click Services. You can see the services that have already been set up and make changes. Note: The items you see on this screen depend on the services you have purchased. For more information about any additional offerings, please contact your service representative. 1

for ios is enabled Mobile for Android is enabled Mobile for Windows Phone is enabled BlackBerry Enterprise Server Manager is enabled Mobile for BlackBerry is enabled Real-time Compliance Engine is enabled Documents Management is enabled Windows Desktop and Laptop Management is enabled for OS X is enabled Enable ActiveSync Manager Enable Lotus Traveler Manager MaaS360 displays important information about your APNs certificate. If you click the Update Apple MDM Certificate button, MaaS360 will walk you through the renewal process. MaaS360 will also indicate if your enterprise app store is enabled for ios devices. Indicates that you can manage Android devices with MaaS360. It also specifies if your enterprise app store is enabled for Android devices. Indicates that you can manage Windows Phone devices with MaaS360. It also specifies if your enterprise app store is enabled for Windows Phone devices. Indicates if you will be using MaaS360 for BlackBerry devices. You will need to download and configure the MaaS360 Cloud Extender. Indicates that you can manage BlackBerry devices with MaaS360. Indicates that MaaS360 will take action based on rules you create. Indicates that you can distribute documents to your users. Indicates if you will be using MaaS360 for Windows desktops and laptops. You will need to download and configure the MaaS360 Cloud Extender. Indicates if you will be using MaaS360 for Macs. You will need to download and configure the MaaS360 Cloud Extender. Indicates if you will be using MaaS360 for ActiveSync. You will need to download and configure the MaaS360 Cloud Extender. Indicates if you will be using MaaS360 for Lotus Traveler. You will need to download and configure the MaaS360 Cloud Extender. 2

Enable End User Portal The MaaS360 End User Portal allows your users to perform actions on their own devices. When you enable it, MaaS360 will display a log in link that you can send to your users: After making a change, you will be prompted to enter your log in password as a security precaution. When you are finished, click Save. Configure the Enrollment URL, the EULA, and Support Information Mouse over the Setup tab, and then select Deployment Settings screen. These enrollment settings are applicable to all your users. Make your changes, as needed, and click the Save button at the bottom of the page. Corporate Identifier to be used in your Enrollment URL Select user authentication mode for device enrollment Specify the corporate identifier, which users must enter when they enroll their devices. Specify how much authentication future device enrollments will require. You can: Send a passcode to the user s corporate email address, and require them to enter it during the enrollment process 3

Require the user to enter their corporate Active Directory credentials when enrolling Both of the above Device Platforms allowed to enroll Select Default App Store Region for ios devices Prompt user to accept your corporate usage policy during device enrollment Corporate support information Alert administrator on new device discovery Specify which device types are allowed to enroll in MaaS360. Choose a default app store region from the pull-down menu. Users can change it in their individual app catalogs. If checked, MaaS360 will display your usage policy to your users. They must read the policy and agree to it before downloading the MaaS360 app. When this box is checked, MaaS360 will allow you to browse to your usage policy and upload it. If you want to display a support contact email address and phone number, check this box and enter the information in the respective fields. The information will also appear in the MaaS360 app on the devices. Check the box if you want an email to be sent to an administrator when a new device is reported from your corporate email server or a new device. MaaS360 will allow you to specify which devices should trigger the alert: All devices Smartphones and tablets only Laptops and desktops only It will also let you enter the email address that will be used for the notifications. Configure Login Settings If you want to require portal administrators to use strong authentication, select Login Settings from the Setup menu. Select the login settings you want, then click Save. 4

Configure Strong Authentication Allow administrators to log in only from previously registered devices 2-Factor Authentication Select the checkbox to display the options. MaaS360 will flag any device that has never been used to access it before, and will send the owner an email with a passcode. The person who is trying to log in must enter that passcode before accessing the portal. This only happens once the device is automatically registered when the log in is successful. Devices will be subject to the registration process and the administrators will have to enter their credentials when they log in. The MaaS360 Cloud Extender If you wish to gain visibility into your existing email platforms for Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Traveler, Office 365 or your BlackBerry Enterprise Server, you will need to install the MaaS360 Cloud Extender. Installing the Cloud Extender also allows you to use your corporate Active Directory or LDAP for self-service enrollment and visibility into your existing groups for management. The Cloud Extender can also be used to integrate with your Certificate Authority to push certs to devices to be used for email, wireless or VPN authentication. Mouse over Setup and click Cloud Extender. Click the links to download the Cloud Extender and to request the license key. For detailed installation instructions, refer to the MaaS360 Cloud Extender Installation Guide. Enterprise Integration You can see details about your MaaS360 Cloud Extender configuration by mousing over the Setup menu and clicking Cloud Extender. This screen shows configuration information, as well as the proxy settings and hardware inventory. 5

The Summary view is the default. You can see additional information by selecting different views from the pulldown menu. Summary Exchange ActiveSync Auto-Quarantine Exceptions BlackBerry Enterprise Server User Authentication Summary information about your configuration, including the services that were configured, the domain of the service account, the proxy settings, PowerShell information, hardware inventory information, and the number of active modules with version information. Your Exchange ActiveSync configuration, including the Exchange Server version, Exchange ActiveSync module status, Auto-Quarantine settings, and statistics about your Exchange Server. Details about any Auto-Quarantine and mailbox exceptions. Summary information about your BES configuration, the module status and server statistics. Information about your user directory configuration and the status of your user directory module. 6

User Visibility Certificate Integration Action History The status of the user directory module, including the date of the last incremental data upload, and information about the user directory, including total active users and user groups. Details about the certificate configuration, the certificate module status and the number of certificates pending renewal in the next 30 days. Information about actions that have been performed, including the date, the ID of the person who performed the action, the IP address, status and error description. You can also perform an action by selecting it from the Actions menu. Test Action Configure Cloud Extender Settings Refresh Data (Exchange ActiveSync) Refresh Data (BlackBerry Enterprise Server) Refresh Data (User Visibility) Remove Devices (Exchange ActiveSync) Remove Devices (BlackBerry) Mark as Inactive Uninstall the Cloud Extender Perform an action on test devices. Update the settings for the Cloud Extender. Refresh your EAS data. Refresh your BES data. Refresh your data from MaaS360. Remove old device associations, clearing the device record from the user s mailbox. This will not remove anything from the device if it is just offline. Remove old device associations for BlackBerry devices, clearing the device record from the user s mailbox. This will not remove anything from the device if it is offline. Mark it as inactive. Uninstall the Cloud Extender from the server. You can also verify that the Cloud Extender is healthy and communicating. 7

Cloud Extender Settings Mouse over the Setup tab and select Cloud Extender Settings. This screen shows the different settings configured for your Cloud Extender and allows you to change them. You can click Edit to change the settings, or select an action from the menu in the upper right corner. View Audit History will allow you to see the changes that have been made previously. Enabling Auto-Quarantine If you are using ActiveSync, MaaS360 can put all devices that attempt to access your corporate resources into quarantine automatically until an administrator approves them. To configure Auto-Quarantine, perform the following steps: 8

1. Click Setup > Cloud Extender Settings. 2. Click Edit. 3. Change the Auto-Quarantine Settings to enable the feature, and provide an email address that will receive notifications about quarantined devices. 4. Click Save and Publish when you are finished. The policy will not go into effect until it has been published. The sample configuration shown above will do the following: Any existing device will be grandfathered into an allowed list Enrolled devices will be auto-approved Manual Exchange configurations will be quarantined and the administrator will be notified Managing MaaS360 Administrators To find or create a portal administrator, select Setup > Administrators. The Search Administrators screen appears. 9

To find an administrator, enter one or more of the following: Username Email address Select a role from the pull-down menu Click Search. If you do not enter any of the criteria, all administrators will be displayed. The Actions icons apply to the administrator. Edit the administrator s information or roles. Reset the administrator s password. Deactivate the administrator. Delete the administrator. View the change history for the administrator. Create Portal Administrator To create a new portal administrator: Click Add Administrator at the top of the screen. The Administrator Details screen appears. 10

Enter the administrator s email address and username. If the username will be the same as the email address, click the same as Corporate Email Address checkbox. Click Next. Click to select one or more roles to assign to the new user. When you click to select a role, the role description appears in the Role Description field. Note: A MaaS360 Secure Productivity Suite Portal Administrator can create Administrator accounts only with equal or lesser access rights. For example, an administrator who is assigned the Help Desk role can only create Help Desk accounts, but will be unable to create an account with more access rights (such as the Administrator). Click the arrow buttons to move selected options or all options between the fields. Assign all the roles to the new administrator. Assign the highlighted role to the new administrator. Remove the highlighted role from the assignment. Remove all roles from the assignment. Click Limit portal administrator access to the specified Managed User Groups if you do not want the user to have access to any other areas in MaaS360 Secure Productivity Suite. Click Next. The Review Details screen is displayed. 11

Click Save. You will be asked for your password. Enter your password and click Continue. You will receive a confirmation message. You can now click Create Another Administrator to perform the process again. Roles and Rights There are a number of roles in MaaS360: Read-Only: The Read-Only role provides view-only access to all devices, policies, and applications. The Read-Only role also allows the administrator to view reports, My Alert Center, devices, policies, and the Action History report in the MaaS360 Secure Productivity Suite System. Help Desk: The Help Desk role provides the administrator with access rights to perform Help Desk device management actions that include locating an end-user device, sending messages or alerts to the end-user device, lock a device, or reset device passcode. The Help Desk role also allows the administrator to view My Alert Center, view policies and reports, manage device enrollments, edit device views, perform remote control and help desk actions. Administrator: In addition to the access rights of the Read-Only role, the Administrator role provides access rights to perform device management actions on end-user devices. The Administrator role allows you to view My Alert Center, view reports and policies and also manage device enrollments, edit device view, perform policy actions, perform remote control, wipe data on a mobile device, send messages to end-user devices and perform device deactivation actions. 12

Administrator Level 2: The Administrator Level 2 role provides the Administrator with complete device management access rights that include the ability to create and manage policies and applications, The Administrator Level 2 role also allows you to view reports, and My Alert Center, manage device enrollments, perform device view bulk updates, define custom attributes, manage MaaS360 Secure Productivity Suite Cloud Extenders, perform group level actions, and view and publish policies in MaaS360 Secure Productivity Suite system. MaaS360 Administrator: The MaaS360 Administrator role provides the administrator with Master Administrator level access rights that include the ability to configure services and manage administrator accounts. The role also allows the administrator to view reports and Alert Center notifications, manage device enrollments, perform device view bulk updates, define Custom Attributes, manage MaaS360 Cloud Extenders, perform group level actions, publish policies, and Configure Services. Role Right to Access Category Description Administrator Apps - Read only App Distribution View only access to Apps. Action History Ability to view a global action history across all devices. Buzz Device Ability to buzz a device through a Device View Change Compliance Rule Set Ability to change a compliance rule set through a Device View Change Device Policy Ability to change a device policy through a Device View Change Expense Mgmt Ability to change a mobile expense management plan through a Plan Device View Deactivate Device Ability to remove MDM control or hide devices through a Device View Device Enrollments - Read only View only access to device enrollment requests. Device View - Read only View only access to Device View (no actions). Distribute App for a device Ability to distribute an app through a Device View Distribute Doc for a device Ability to distribute a doc through a Device View Enable Alerts Enable Alerts for Enterprise Customers. Locate Device Ability to locate a device through a Device View Lock Device Ability to lock a device through a Device View Manage Device Enrollments Ability to manage device enrollment requests. Merge Duplicate Device Records Refresh Device Information Reset Device Passcode Selective Wipe Send Message Set Custom Attribute Value Ability to manually merge Android or Windows Phone 7 device records if automated merge cannot identify the devices to merge. Ability to issue an on-demand refresh for all information about the device through a Device View Ability to reset the device passcode through a Device View Ability to selectively wipe (restrict) corporate data from a device and revoke the selective wipe from a device through a Device View Ability to send a message to a device through a Device View Ability to set custom attribute values through a Device View 13

Role Right to Access Category Description User Views - Generate Password Ability to generate passwords for users through the View All Users workflow. Users - Read only View only access to User View. View Custom Attributes Wipe Device View only access to custom attributes. Docs - Read only Doc Distribution View only access to Docs. Ability to wipe the device or canceling pending wipe action though a Device View Manage Document Settings Doc Distribution Ability to modify Document settings Expense Mgmt Plans - Expense Read only Management View only access to Expense Mgmt Plans. Mobile Metrics - View View only access to Mobile Metrics graphs and ability to propose and Propose new Mobile Analytics new ideas. ideas Manage Policies - Read only Policy Management View only access to Policies. Reports Reports Ability to view graphs and reports in the Reports tab Administrator - Level 2 Manage Apps App Distribution Ability to add, change or delete Apps. Action History Ability to view a global action history across all devices. Bulk Upload Custom Attributes Ability to bulk upload a file to set custom attributes. Buzz Device Ability to buzz a device through a Device View Change Compliance Rule Set Ability to change a compliance rule set through a Device View Change Device Policy Ability to change a device policy through a Device View Change Expense Mgmt Plan Deactivate Device Ability to change a mobile expense management plan through a Device View Ability to remove MDM control or hide devices through a Device View Device Enrollments - Read only View only access to device enrollment requests. Device Group actions Ability to push actions at a group level. Device View - Read only View only access to Device View (no actions). Distribute App for a device Ability to distribute an app through a Device View Distribute Doc for a device Ability to distribute a doc through a Device View Enable Alerts Enable Alerts for Enterprise Customers. Locate Device Ability to locate a device through a Device View Lock Device Ability to lock a device through a Device View Manage Cloud Extenders Ability to manage Cloud Extenders. Manage Custom Attributes Ability to add, change or delete Custom Attributes. Manage Device Enrollments Ability to manage device enrollment requests. Merge Duplicate Device Records Ability to manually merge Android or Windows Phone 7 device records if automated merge cannot identify the devices to merge. 14

Role Right to Access Category Description Refresh Device Information Ability to issue an on-demand refresh for all information about the device through a Device View Remove App Ability to remove an app through a Device View Reset Device Passcode Ability to reset the device passcode through a Device View Selective Wipe Ability to selectively wipe (restrict) corporate data from a device and revoke the selective wipe from a device through a Device View Send Message Ability to send a message to a device through a Device View Set Custom Attribute Ability to set custom attribute values through a Device View Value User Views - Generate Ability to generate passwords for users through the View All Password Users workflow. Users - Read only View only access to User View. Wipe Device Ability to wipe the device or canceling pending wipe action though a Device View Manage Docs Doc Distribution Ability to add, change or delete Docs. Manage Document Settings Doc Distribution Ability to modify Document settings Manage Expense Mgmt Expense Plans Management Ability to add, change or delete expense mgmt plans. Mobile Metrics - View and Propose new ideas Mobile Analytics View only access to Mobile Metrics graphs and ability to propose new ideas. Manage Policies Policy Management Ability to add, change, delete and publish policies. Reports Reports Ability to view graphs and reports in the Reports tab Help Desk Apps - Read only App Distribution View only access to Apps. Action History Ability to view a global action history across all devices. Buzz Device Ability to buzz a device through a Device View Device Enrollments - Read only View only access to device enrollment requests. Device View - Read only View only access to Device View (no actions). Enable Alerts Enable Alerts for Enterprise Customers. Locate Device Ability to locate a device through a Device View Lock Device Ability to lock a device through a Device View Manage Device Enrollments Ability to manage device enrollment requests. Merge Duplicate Device Records Refresh Device Information Reset Device Passcode Send Message Set Custom Attribute Value User Views - Generate Password Ability to manually merge Android or Windows Phone 7 device records if automated merge cannot identify the devices to merge. Ability to issue an on-demand refresh for all information about the device through a Device View Ability to reset the device passcode through a Device View Ability to send a message to a device through a Device View Ability to set custom attribute values through a Device View Ability to generate passwords for users through the View All Users workflow. 15

Role Right to Access Category Description Users - Read only View only access to User View. Docs - Read only Doc Distribution View only access to Docs. Manage Document Settings Doc Distribution Ability to modify Document settings Expense Mgmt Plans - Expense Read only Management View only access to Expense Mgmt Plans. Mobile Metrics - View View only access to Mobile Metrics graphs and ability to propose and Propose new Mobile Analytics new ideas. ideas Manage Policies - Read only Policy Management View only access to Policies. Reports Reports Ability to view graphs and reports in the Reports tab. Read Only Apps - Read only App Distribution View only access to Apps. Action History Ability to view a global action history across all devices. Device Enrollments - Read only View only access to device enrollment requests. Device View - Read only View only access to Device View (no actions). Enable Alerts Enable Alerts for Enterprise Customers. Refresh Device Information Users - Read only View only access to User View. Ability to issue an on-demand refresh for all information about the device through a Device View Docs - Read only Doc Distribution View only access to Docs. Manage Document Settings Doc Distribution Ability to modify Document settings. Expense Mgmt Plans - Expense Read only Management View only access to Expense Mgmt Plans. Mobile Metrics - Read only Mobile Analytics View only access to view Mobile Metrics graphs. Manage Policies - Read only Policy Management View only access to Policies. Reports Reports Ability to view graphs and reports in the Reports tab. Service Administrator Manage Administrator Roles Administrator Management Ability to create & manage Roles. Additionally, ability to create & manage admins. Manage Apps App Distribution Ability to add, change or delete Apps. Bulk Upload Custom Attributes Ability to bulk upload a file to set custom attributes. Buzz Device Ability to buzz a device through a Device View Change Compliance Rule Set Ability to change a compliance rule set through a Device View Change Device Policy Ability to change a device policy through a Device View Change Expense Mgmt Plan Deactivate Device Ability to change a mobile expense management plan through a Device View Ability to remove MDM control or hide devices through a Device View Device Enrollments - Read only View only access to device enrollment requests. Device Group actions Ability to push actions at a group level. 16

Role Right to Access Category Description Device View - Read only View only access to Device View (no actions). Distribute App for a device Ability to distribute an app through a Device View Distribute Doc for a device Ability to distribute a doc through a Device View Enable Alerts Enable Alerts for Enterprise Customers. Locate Device Ability to locate a device through a Device View Lock Device Ability to lock a device through a Device View Manage Cloud Extenders Ability to manage Cloud Extenders. Manage Custom Attributes Ability to add, change or delete Custom Attributes. Manage Device Enrollments Ability to manage device enrollment requests. Manage Users Ability to manage users. Merge Duplicate Device Records Refresh Device Information Ability to manually merge Android or Windows Phone 7 device records if automated merge cannot identify the devices to merge. Ability to issue an on-demand refresh for all information about the device through a Device View Remove App Ability to remove an app through a Device View Reset Device Passcode Ability to reset the device passcode through a Device View Selective Wipe Ability to selectively wipe (restrict) corporate data from a device and revoke the selective wipe from a device through a Device View Send Message Ability to send a message to a device through a Device View Set Custom Attribute Ability to set custom attribute values through a Device View Value User Views - Generate Ability to generate passwords for users through the View All Password Users workflow. Users - Read only View only access to User View. Wipe Device Ability to wipe the device or canceling pending wipe action though a Device View Manage Docs Doc Distribution Ability to add, change or delete Docs. Manage Document Settings Doc Distribution Ability to modify Document settings. Manage Sharepoint Settings Doc Distribution Ability to modify Sharepoint settings. Manage Policies Policy Management Ability to add, change, delete and publish policies. Reports Reports Ability to view graphs and reports in the Reports tab. Convert to Customer Service Configuration Restrict the visibility of account as Convert to Customer. Expire Account Service Configuration Restrict the visibility of account as Expire Account. Extend Trial Service Configuration Restrict the visibility of account as Extend Trial. Read-Only Account Service Configuration Restrict the visibility of account as Read-Only Account. Services Configuration Service Configuration Ability to enable additional services through checklist workflow. 17

Creating a Role Administrators can create roles, but only with the access privileges they possess (or with fewer privileges). To create a role, mouse over Setup and select Roles. Click Add Role. Enter the role s name and a description. You can either create a new role or copy an existing one to use as a model. Creating a Role Based on an Existing Role If you want to use an existing one, select it from the pull-down menu and then click Next. The access rights for that role are already selected. You can make your changes, and then click Save. 18

Creating a New Role without Using a Model If you choose not to use an existing role as a model, select Create new and then click Next. On the Grant Access Rights screen none of the access rights will be selected. Select the rights you want to grant to the role, and then click Save. 19

Managing Roles To change, delete or view a history of changes that were made to a custom role, mouse over Setup and select Roles. Select the role from the pull-down list on the Manage Role screen. It will automatically be populated with the description. Click Delete to delete the role. Click Change History to see a list of the changes made to the role. 20

Click the View Changes link for one of the dates to see details. If you want to edit a role, click the Edit button on the Manage Role screen. The existing rights will be selected. Make your changes and click Save. 21

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