Mobile apps require a profile to feed usernames and passwords from Imprivata Enterprise Access Management (formerly Imprivata OneSign). This is similar to all other apps in the EAM system. EAM’s method for creating profiles with its Application Profile Generator (APG) does not work for mobile apps, therefore a new method is required in order to achieve the same results. Profiles … Read More
Imprivata Mobile Access Management has deep integration with Microsoft Intune. The instructions below describe how to set up MAM to use Microsoft Graph APIs. Optionally, you may add an Enrollment Profile for touch-free enrollments of non-DEP devices. To configure the Imprivata Locker Android app with Intune’s Managed Home Screen, see this article. API Integration Microsoft API Integration is recommended for … Read More
The Launchpad Detail page displays a single Launchpad and its connected devices. This view is very similar to the view with the Launchpad application itself. However, the admin console offers additional power and control. Launchpad Details The Launchpad Detail displays the Launchpad Name, a status (Connected or Disconnected), and the Launchpad version with build number. Click the version to display … Read More
Mobile Access Management’s Check Out feature requires customers to connect to a web service to handle the translation of badge IDs to user IDs. This article describes how to integrate with Imprivata Enterprise Access Management (formerly Imprivata OneSign) for identity lookup. If you don’t have EAM, you may use a custom identity lookup service. Prerequisites Take note of the following … Read More
Checked-out devices that aren’t returned by a certain date can become overdue and notify you or the user that a device hasn’t been returned yet. Enable Overdue Devices To enable the Overdue Devices feature: Navigate to Admin > Check Out and turn on the Overdue Devices setting. In the Overdue Devices dialog, enter the number of Hours and Minutes since … Read More
Mobile Access Management usually hides devices as soon as they are unplugged. But you may wish to have an easy way to list checked out devices, in order to identify the users at any given moment. MAM allows the display of checked out devices in three ways: In the MAM Admin console, within the Launchpad detail. In the Launchpad display. … Read More
AppConfig is a standard for mobile devices that allows your MDM to set options for your mobile apps. NOTE: The Instructions will vary based on your MDM server and the platform of your devices (iOS or Android). AppConfig Options Imprivata Locker supports AppConfig. Below are the available settings. Most organizations will leave these at the default settings, except for UnlockPIN and … Read More
NOTE: The workflow actions available to you depend on the Workflow model you select, the MDM system you use, and the OS of your devices. At the end of a deployment, Mobile Access Management can wait for a specified app to be installed on a device. This action applies to pre-installed apps, Enterprise Apps and ones downloaded via MDM. If the app … Read More
Launchpad Monitoring is designed to help keep your Launchpads running 24 x 7 and minimize interruptions. When Launchpad Monitoring is enabled, Mobile Access Management will notify you when: A Launchpad goes offline A supported USB Smart Hub goes offline All devices are disconnected There are 10 failures or more within an hour Monitored Launchpads disconnect. When reconnecting, any applicable automation … Read More
Like Mobile Access Management, Omnissa Workspace ONE (formerly VMware Workspace ONE) includes features for shared device checkout. This article explains how to link MAM with Workspace ONE, so that the checkout features are synchronized between the two systems. Once linked, a checkout in MAM — via a proximity badge tap, for example — assigns the device to the user in … Read More
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