- Citrix Endpoint Management
- What's new
- System requirements
- About Endpoint Management
- Endpoint Management integration with Microsoft Intune/EMS
- Onboarding and resource setup
- Prepare to enroll devices and deliver resources
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Certificates and authentication
- Citrix Gateway and Endpoint Management
- Domain or domain plus security token authentication
- Client certificate or certificate plus domain authentication
- PKI entities
- Credential providers
- APNs certificates
- SAML for single sign-on with Citrix Files
- Single sign in with Azure Active Directory
- Derived credentials for iOS
- User accounts, roles, and enrollment
- Device management
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Device policies
- AirPlay mirroring device policy
- AirPrint device policy
- Android Enterprise app permissions
- Android Enterprise app restrictions policy
- Android Enterprise permissions
- APN device policy
- App access device policy
- App attributes device policy
- App configuration device policy
- App inventory device policy
- Application Guard device policy
- App lock device policy
- App network usage device policy
- Apps notifications device policy
- App restrictions device policy
- App tunneling device policy
- App uninstall device policy
- App uninstall restrictions device policy
- BitLocker device policy
- Browser device policy
- Calendar (CalDav) device policy
- Cellular device policy
- Connection scheduling device policy
- Contacts (CardDAV) device policy
- Content device policy
- Copy Apps to Samsung Container device policy
- Credentials device policy
- Custom XML device policy
- Defender device policy
- Device Guard device policy
- Device Health Attestation device policy
- Device name device policy
- Education Configuration device policy
- Endpoint Management options device policy
- Endpoint Management uninstall device policy
- Enterprise Hub device policy
- Exchange device policy
- Files device policy
- FileVault device policy
- Firewall device policy
- Font device policy
- Home screen layout device policy
- Import Device Configuration device policy
- Import iOS & macOS Profile device policy
- Kiosk device policy
- Knox Platform for Enterprise device policy
- Launcher configuration device policy for Android
- LDAP device policy
- Location device policy
- Lock screen message device policy
- Mail device policy
- Managed bookmarks device policy
- Managed domains device policy
- Maps device policy
- Maximum resident users device policy
- MDM options device policy
- Office device policy
- Organization information device policy
- OS Update device policy
- Passcode device policy
- Passcode lock grace period device policy
- Personal hotspot device policy
- Power management device policy
- Profile Removal device policy
- Provisioning profile device policy
- Provisioning profile removal device policy
- Proxy device policy
- Restrictions device policy
- Roaming device policy
- Samsung MDM license key device policy
- SCEP device policy
- Siri and dictation policies
- SSO account device policy
- Storage encryption device policy
- Store device policy
- Subscribed calendars device policy
- Terms and conditions device policy
- Verified Access device policy
- VPN device policy
- Wallpaper device policy
- Web content filter device policy
- Webclip device policy
- WiFi device policy
- Windows Agent device policy
- Windows Hello for Business device policy
- Windows Information Protection device policy
- Deprecated device policies
- Add apps
- Add media
- Deploy resources
- Automated actions
- Monitor and support
- REST APIs
- Restrict email access
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Advanced concepts
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Endpoint Management deployment
- Management modes
- Device requirements
- Security and user experience
- Apps
- User communities
- Email strategy
- Endpoint Management integration
- Integrating with Citrix Gateway and Citrix ADC
- SSO and proxy considerations for MDX Apps
- Authentication
- Server properties
- Device and app policies
- Client properties
- User enrollment options
- App provisioning and deprovisioning
- Dashboard-based operations
- Role-Based Access Control and Endpoint Management support model
- Citrix support process
- Sending group enrollment invitations in Endpoint Management
- Configuring certificate-based authentication with EWS for Secure Mail push notifications
- Configuring an on-premises Device Health Attestation server
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Endpoint Management deployment
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Knox Platform for Enterprise device policy
November 26, 2018
Samsung upgraded the Knox License (KLM) and renamed it to the Knox Platform for Enterprise (KPE) Premium license key. You can replace existing Enterprise Licenses (ELM) and KLM keys with a new KPE Premium license key or continue to use the legacy keys in Citrix Endpoint Management.
- You purchase a Samsung KNOX Platform for Enterprise License and obtain the KPE Premium key from Samsung. For more information, see the KPE Premium key article.
- To use a KPE key, create a Knox Platform for Enterprise device policy. If you are replacing legacy keys with a KPE key, remove the old Samsung MDM license key device policy.
- For information about using existing ELM and KLM keys, see Samsung MDM license key device policy.
Samsung SAFE platform
- Knox Platform for Enterprise Key: The KPE key that you received from Samsung.
- Backwards-Compatible Key: If you support Samsung devices running Knox 2.7.1 or earlier, specify the backwards-compatible key that is provided with your entitlement-based Samsung KNOX License key.
After you submit the changes, Endpoint Management then validates and registers the information.
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