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Configuration Profiles

• Good for IT management

• Install standard profile on many devices

• Can be locked with password

–But won’t preclude other personalizations

• Most-restrictive superset of settings

–If user chooses “simple passcode” ...

–But management profile requires complex....

–....management wins!

IPCU

• iPhone Configuration Utility (IPCU)

–Windows, OS X

–Install profiles, certificates

–Transfer profiles via USB

• Many new controls not available on device

–More supported VPNs

–Extensive passcode controls

–More extensive restrictions

–Safari controls

One of the best reasons to consider standardized proﬁles is because

they can make things much easier for management. Rather than relying

on users to update policies, or having admins manually enter policy

changes on devices, a single proﬁle can be saved to disk and then

loaded onto devices.

These proﬁles can also be locked, so the user can’t remove them. But

unlike locking settings within the Settings application, this lock only

applies to the settings within the proﬁle. So the user is still free to make

other personalizations that don’t conﬂict with the installed proﬁle.

In cases where there are conﬂicts, the most secure setting wins out in

the end.

The easiest way to create standardized proﬁles is via the iPhone

Conﬁguration Utility. This free application lets you create and install

proﬁles, install provisioning proﬁles (for application development and

enterprise deployment), etc.

Proﬁles can be installed to devices via USB, or they can be distributed

via a web server (user simply taps on a URL and it downloads and

installs the proﬁle).

Additionally, the IPCU provides access to controls and settings not

available directly on the device, including better VPN support, extensive

passcode controls, and some more detailed Safari security settings.

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