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"allowUnregistration": true,
"businessRuleInfo": null,
"currentBiosAdminPassword": null,
"mqttUrl": "tcp://10.150.38.10:1883",
"wmsUrl": "https://brl-hackthon-win12R2:443/ccm-web",
"heartbeatIntervalInMins": 0,
"checkInIntervalInHours": 0,
"groupToken": null,
"personalDeviceSettings": null,
"wmsVersion": "4.3.0",
"maxCheckinIntervalInHours": 0
}
Self-extracting file
The self-extracting .exe output file consists of the policy configuration file in .json format. The self-extracting .exe file invokes the dscmgr
value with import command with the configuration file as an input.
The file can be used to import the configuration to multiple clients using advanced application policy in Wyse Management Suite. The file
also returns success codes when you import a policy.
Deploying a configuration
You can deploy a configuration to multiple thin clients by using the following methods:
• Dell Secure Client user interface
• Wyse Management Suite
Command-line options
Table 2. Command-line options
Command line Description
dscmgr /help or dscmgr ?
Use this command to view the Help menu of the Dell Secure
Client.
dscmgr /init [Mode]
Use this command to start the Dell Secure Client in application
hash or application path mode. Application mode is the default
mode and if you do not enter any value, the default mode is
selected.
[Mode]—Enter the mode to enable or block the access. You can
use the application binary hash or application path. This parameter
is optional.
dscmgr /getappauthenticationmode
This command displays the applied application authentication
mode.
dscmgr /addpolicy <Path of the file, folder,
or registry key> <Local Windows Username>
<Application Name> [Time Duration] [Policy
Type]
Use this command to add a policy to the Dell Secure Client. This
command is enabled after you restart the thin client.
Path of the file, folder, or registry key—The
modifications to the file, folder, or registry key is monitored by the
Dell Secure Client. The path that is entered must be available in the
UWF exclusion list.
Local Windows Username—Enter the username of the
resource to provide access to the Dell Secure Client.
Application Name—Enter the application name through
which the modifications are enabled to the resource.
Time Duration—Enter the time duration during which the
modifications are enabled. This parameter is optional. If you do not
enter any value, you can modify the policy anytime.
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