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Learning Airwatch

Learning Airwatch

By : Mark Dunkerley
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Learning Airwatch

Learning Airwatch

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By: Mark Dunkerley

Overview of this book

If you are a technical professional who wants to dive deeper into the functionality offered by AirWatch or manage the solution, then this book will help you choose the best set of configuration, device management, and monitoring options that you can use to effectively manage your EMM implementation.
Table of Contents (13 chapters)
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Preface
Preface
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
Free Chapter
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1. Getting Started
1. Getting Started
An overview of AirWatch
Management suite options
Hosting options
Support options
Learning and deployment services
Supported devices
Device ownership
Setting up your environment
Summary
2
2. Administration
2. Administration
Accessing Admin Console
The Getting Started wizard
Admin Console overview
Admin Console's main menu
Summary
3
3. Enterprise Integration
3. Enterprise Integration
An overview of enterprise integration
Core enterprise integrations
AirWatch Cloud Connector
Configuration of core enterprise integrations
Mobile Access Gateway and Secure Email Gateway overview
Other enterprise integrations
Summary
4
4. Mobile Security
4. Mobile Security
Security overview
Industry compliances
Security with AirWatch
Securing your devices
Summary
5
5. Mobile Device Management
5. Mobile Device Management
Mobile Device Management overview
Device ownership
Organization and smart groups
Creating and publishing a profile
Pre-enrollment
Enrolling a device
Self Service Portal
Un-enrolling a device
Summary
6
6. Workspace Management
6. Workspace Management
Workspace management overview
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
Organization and smart groups
Configuring workspace options
Pre-enrollment
Enrolling a device
Managing Workspace on your device
Self Service Portal
Un-enrolling a device
Summary
7
7. Mobile E-mail Management
7. Mobile E-mail Management
Mobile E-mail Management overview
Protecting e-mail
Supported deployments
Secure E-mail Gateway (SEG)
Direct PowerShell
Direct Google
E-mail security configuration
The profile setup and configuration
Managing and removing e-mail
Summary
8
8. Mobile Content Management
8. Mobile Content Management
Mobile Content Management overview
Protecting content
Mobile Access Gateway for proxy and content
Content security configurations
Configuring content management
Accessing content
Managing and removing content
Summary
9
9. Mobile Application and Mobile Browser Management
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9. Mobile Application and Mobile Browser Management
Mobile Application Management overview
Mobile Application Gateway per app VPN
Application types
Application deployment
Application management
Mobile Browser Management overview
Mobile browser configuration and deployment
Summary
10
10. Multiuser and Laptop Management
10. Multiuser and Laptop Management
Multiuser Device Management overview
Multiuser device configuration and deployment
Laptop management overview
Laptop configuration and deployment
Summary
11
A. The Future of Mobility
A. The Future of Mobility
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Index
Index

Mobile Application Gateway per app VPN

Before we move into more detail on application management, we will go through the steps to install MAG for per pp VPN access. In Chapter 8, Mobile Content Management, we covered MAG in detail and completed MAG for Windows proxy and content installation. Now, we will complete MAG for the Linux component:

  • MAG for Linux: MAG for Linux is the tunnel component that provides per app VPN access to internal and public apps for iOS 7 and greater devices.

MAG deployment options

MAG for Linux deployment is much simpler than MAG for Windows, as it doesn't support a relay deployment. The only option to deploy MAG for Linux is with an endpoint. As with MAG for Windows deployment, MAG Linux servers need to be deployed within your data center whether you are an on-premise or SaaS-based customer. The following diagram shows the recommended architecture for your MAG deployment:

MAG requirements

This section lists all the requirements for MAG for Linux deployment for both...

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