Video Tutorials

For relevant information, see Preparing UEM Platform for Integration.

00:00: Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based service for mobile device management. This is a three-part video series that shows how to apply Mobile Application Management Policy from Microsoft Intune to iOS devices in your organization. This policy forces users to download the Harmony Mobile Protect App if they want to use other apps for example, Microsoft Teams. The first part of the video shows how to create a security group, a user and add an iOS device in the Microsoft Intune Admin Center. 00:33: Access the Microsoft Intune admin center. Go to Groups and New group. 00:38: Enter the group details as shown and click Create. 00:42: In the Groups page, locate and click the Security Group you just created. 00:47: To assign user licenses to the Security Group, navigate to Licenses and then Assignments. 00:53: Select the Enterprise Mobility + Security E5 license. Make sure that all the licenses options are selected under Review license options as shown and click Save. 01:03: To create a new user, go to Users and then click New User and then select Create new user. 01:10: In the Basics tab, enter the user details and click Next. 01:14: Skip the Properties tab and click Next. 01:17: In the Assignments tab, click Add group, select your Security Group and click Select. 01:23: Click Review + create 01:26: Review the user details and click Create 01:29: Now, to associate the iOS device with this user, install the Microsoft Authenticator App on the user's mobile device with the user credentials that you just created. 01:40: After you install the Microsoft Authenticator app on the device, in the Microsoft InTune Admin center, go to Devices and iOS iPadOS devices and make sure the device you just enrolled is listed. Note that it could take a while to list the device. If the device is not listed, enable Microsoft Teams Exploratory license for your group. For more information, see step 5 in this video. Now, install the Microsoft Teams app on the device with the user credentials and repeat this step. 02:14: This concludes the first part of this video series. Continue with the second part, configuring Mobile Application Management policy on Microsoft Intune Admin Center. Thank you for watching the video.

For relevant information, see Configuring the Harmony Mobile Administrator Portal UEM Integration Settings.

00:00: This is the third and final part of the video series on how to apply Mobile Application Management Policy from Microsoft Intune to iOS devices in your organization. This policy forces users to download the Harmony Mobile Protect App if they want to use other apps for example, Microsoft Teams. This video shows how to integrate Microsoft Intune in the Harmony Mobile Administrator Portal. As a prerequisite, make sure you have watched the part 1 and part 2 videos in the series. 00:32: Log in to Check Point Infinity Portal and access Harmony Mobile. Go to Settings and Integrations. Click the + sign on the widget and select UEMs. 00:41: Select Intune and click Next. 00:44: Enter a name for the integration. 00:47: Click the first Add to my organization button to sign in to Microsoft Azure. 00:52: Sign in with your Microsoft Azure credentials. 00:55: Review the permissions and click Accept. 00:58: Repeat the steps to grant permissions for iOS and Android. 01:02: Click Verify and then click Next. 01:05: In the Synchronization section, select the Microsoft Intune security groups that you want to synchronize with Harmony Mobile. 01:13: Under MAM Groups, select the Microsoft Intune groups you want to apply the Mobile Application Management policy. 01:20: Click Verify and then click Next. 01:23: In Deployment screen, select Automatic integration and click Deploy Now. 01:28: When the integration is complete, click Finish. 01:31: Your Microsoft Intune MAM policy integration is complete now. 01:35: This concludes this the three-part video series. Thank you for watching the video.

For relevant information, see Mobile Application Management (MAM) & Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) Integration.

00:00: Microsoft Intune Mobile Application Management, also known as MAM, allows organizations to force users to download the Harmony Mobile Protect App if they want to use other apps for example, Microsoft Teams. This is the second part of a three-part video series that shows how to configure MAM policy for an iOS device in the Microsoft Intune Admin Center. As a prerequisite, make sure you watched part one in this three-part series. 00:27: Access the Microsoft Intune admin center. To enable the Mobile Threat Defense Connector for Harmony Mobile, go to Tenant administration and then click Connectors and tokens. 00:38: Go to Mobile Threat Defense and then click Add. From the list, select Check Point Harmony Mobile. 00:43: Set the values for policy and App protection policy evaluation as shown. 00:49: Now, to add a conditional policy for your device, go to Devices and then Conditional access 00:55: Click Policies and then Create new policy 00:58: Enter the policy name. 01:01: Under Users, click users and groups selected. Under Include, select Users and groups. Search and select your Security Group and then click Select. 01:10: Under Conditions, click Conditions selected. Under Device platforms, click Not configured. In the Device platforms window, select Android and iOS and click Done. 01:20: Under Client apps, click Not configured. In the Client apps window, enable the client apps as shown and click Done. 01:27: Under Grant, click controls selected. In the Grant window, select Require app protection policy and the options for multiple controls. Then, click Select. 01:36: Turn on Enable policy and then click Create. 01:39: To create an App protection policy, go to Apps and then App protection policies. Click Create policy and select the iOS iPadOS option. 01:48: In the Basics tab, enter the policy name and click Next. 01:52: In the Apps tab, select the apps for which you want to enforce the MAM policy and click Next. 01:58: In the Data protection tab, enter the values as shown and click Next. 02:02: In the Access requirements tab, enter the values as shown and click Next. 02:07: In the Conditional launch tab, set the Max allowed mobile threat level and click Next. 02:12: In the Assignments tab, click Add Groups, select your Security Group and click Select. After that, click Next. 02:18: Review the policy details and click Create. MAM enforces the App protection policy on your device group. 02:25: This concludes the second part of this video series. Continue with the third part, integrating Microsoft Intune UEM on the Harmony Mobile Administrator Portal for a MAM user group. Thank you for watching the video.

For relevant information, see Integration with SOTI MobiControl UEM.

00:03: This guide provides detailed instructions on integrating Harmony mobile with Saudi 00:07: mobicontrol, uem and configuring settings in both applications to streamline 00:12: employee training processes efficiently. 00:09: Log into the Saudi mobicontrol web console, make sure you have the administrator 00:13: role in the portal. 00:15: Let's begin by creating a new user to do that. 00:18: Click the menu icon 00:20: Go to users and permissions. 00:23: Go to the user's Tab and click Plus. 00:26: Enter the username and password and select the roles. 00:29: You want to assign to the user. After that, click save. 00:34: Assigned the necessary permissions to the user and click save. 00:38: Next, you need to create a client ID and client Secret. 00:42: For that, click the menu icon and go to global settings. 00:46: Go to Services, API client and then click the plus icon. 00:52: Enter a name for the new API, client and click generate. 00:56: The system generates the client ID and client secret copy 01:00: and save them. Then click okay. Note that you cannot view the client 01:04: secret after closing this window. If lost, you must generate 01:08: a new API client. 01:11: Next to create a new device group, go to devices. 01:16: Click new group, new route group. 01:19: Enter a group name and click create. 01:22: Next to add devices to this group, click the menu icon and go to policies. 01:28: Go to enrollment and click new enrollment policy. 01:31: Select the device you want to add here? We show how to add an iOS device. 01:37: Enter a name for the enrollment policy and click next. 01:41: Select the enrollment type and click next. 01:45: Select, whether user authentication is required to enroll the device and then select 01:49: the device group to add the device. 01:52: Skip the auto enroll section and click next. 01:56: Click finish. 01:58: Select the required option to distribute the enrollment details and then click okay. 02:04: Now, let's configure the integration in the harmony mobile administrator portal. 02:09: Log into Infinity Portal and access the harmony. 02:12: Mobile administrator portal. Go to settings Integrations. 02:17: Click add and then uems. 02:20: From the uems list, select Saudi and click next. 02:24: Enter a name for your integration in the server. 02:27: Address field enter the URL to access your Saudi mobicontrol web 02:31: console. 02:33: Enter the username and password of the user you created in the Saudi mobicontrol, 02:37: web console. 02:40: Enter the client ID and client secret generated in the Saudi mobicontrol 02:44: web console. 02:46: Click verify, and then next. 02:49: In the synchronization section, select the device groups in Saudi mobicontrol, 02:53: uem that you want to synchronize with Harmony mobile administrator portal. 02:58: Then click verify and next 03:01: In the tagging section, select the device characteristics that you want to communicate to 03:05: the uem. Then click verify and next 03:10: In the deployment section, copy and save the token. 03:12: Use the token value when you perform the application configuration in 03:17: the uem. Then click finish. 03:20: When the integration is complete, the Saudi mobicontrol uem 03:24: pane appears on the Integrations page, 03:28: Thank you.