VMware Workspace ONE UEM: Chrome OS - Feature Walk-through
VMware Workspace ONE UEM: Chrome OS - Feature Walk-through
Wasif Syed covers new features in Workspace ONE UEM for Chrome OS including the ability to enroll and manage your Chrome OS education devices together with other device OSes and an enhanced profile deployment experience on Chrome OS devices.
03:23 - Demo 1 User Profiles
05:25 - Demo 2 Device Profiles
07:50 - Demo 3 Unified App Catalog
08:09 - Certificate Lifecycle Management
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2.76 -> Hello my name is Wasif Syed and I am a Solutions Engineer
on the EUC subject matter experts team focusing
12.96 -> on Frontline device management with Workspace
ONE UEM Chrome and VMware together offer an
20.1 -> enhanced Enterprise Computing platform combining
the speed Simplicity and security of Chrome OS
26.58 -> with Market leading unified endpoint and App
Management from VMware this Partnership of
32.76 -> Chrome and VMware delivers increased efficiency
and control by integrating the management of
38.64 -> Chrome OS devices with the management of
all other endpoints across the business
44.28 -> it also enables secure and consistent end
user access to all Cloud Web native and
50.64 -> virtual applications ensuring your teams can work
productively from anywhere and your business is
57.3 -> protected end to end with multi-layered security
for their user endpoint app data and network via a
65.16 -> comprehensive model today let's talk about what's
new in Chrome OS management with Workspace ONE
70.56 -> UEM Workspace ONE UEM now supports devices
registered to an education domain along with
78.54 -> Enterprise domain Chrome OS devices this means
you can now leverage Workspace ONE UEM to enroll
85.86 -> and manage your Chrome OS education devices
along with other device operating systems
91.38 -> such as Windows Mac Android iOS and Linux from a
single management tool it provides a customized
100.14 -> organization structure and consolidates device
and user data for reporting and troubleshooting
109.5 -> this new release also provides
an enhanced profile deployment
113.04 -> experience on Chrome OS devices to
manage both the device and users
120.54 -> let's expand on the enhanced profile deployment
experience with the new release of Workspace ONE UEM
128.1 -> for Chrome OS here are some key features I would
like to highlight in this video user profile for
135.6 -> user-based settings device profiles for device
level settings and managed guest session kiosks
143.22 -> unified app catalog to provide access to
any application Cloud native web or virtual
151.38 -> certificate lifecycle management for
both device and user-based certificates
160.2 -> profiles in Workspace ONE UEM can be used
to manage and control both the user and
165.3 -> device behaviors user profiles are applied
only to the user account which means that
171.78 -> these settings will not take effect until
that user signs in to a Chrome OS device
178.74 -> and these settings lose their effect when
this user signs out user profile settings
184.14 -> are not shared across user accounts unless
they are part of the same organization group
190.68 -> admins can push Chrome apps and extensions
as well as push URL Access Control to
196.5 -> whitelist and Blacklist websites let's
look at an example of a user profile
203.46 -> in this demo we are going to set up user
configurations on Chrome OS devices by first
209.04 -> creating a user profile and then pushing
it to a group of devices using Workspace ONE UEM
214.14 -> you will start by navigating to resources
profiles and baselines and then profiles
222.54 -> I'm going to add in a profile and
select Chrome OS as my operating system
229.14 -> I'm going to select the user as my
context and give my profile a name
238.56 -> I'm going to add in the
security and privacy payload
243.84 -> from where I can choose to disallow incognito
mode as well as enable saving a browser history
252.9 -> once I have my profile configured I
can assign this user profile to the
257.58 -> desired Google OG of users from the
assignment screen on the next page
269.94 -> once the profile is assigned it gets deployed to
the devices and the respective end user will no
275.34 -> longer have access to launching an incognito
window and their entire browser history saves
284.46 -> device profiles as the name suggests are policies
and restrictions applied at the device level
290.34 -> and take effect once the device is enrolled into
Workspace ONE UEM these profiles apply to the entire
297.96 -> device irrespective of the user logged into the
Chrome OS device admins can push network settings
304.26 -> device-based cert and set privacy restrictions
such as clearing the previous user's session data
312.24 -> one example of a device profile is setting up
a managed guest session where multiple users
318.66 -> can share the same Chrome OS device without
having to sign in into their Google accounts
324.18 -> let's see how admins can configure a managed
guest session on their education or Enterprise
329.7 -> Chrome OS devices using Workspace ONE UEM in
this demo we are going to set up a managed
337.44 -> guest session on Chrome OS devices by first
creating a device profile and then pushing it
343.02 -> to a group of Chrome OS devices using Workspace ONE UEM we will start by navigating to resources
350.52 -> profiles and baselines
profiles and then add a profile
359.1 -> I'm going to select Chrome OS as my
platform and select device as context
368.94 -> let's give it a name
372.3 -> I'm clicking add on the kiosk payload and setting
the kiosk mode as managed session from here I can
382.92 -> set the manage guest sessions availability to
Auto launch and then give the session a name
391.8 -> I can also configure the auto launch
delay enable device help monitoring
399.24 -> set sessions maximum time in additional settings
such as bookmarks home page pop-ups as well as
412.62 -> security and privacy settings such as disallowing
incognito mode and saving a browser history
421.44 -> once I have all the configurations for my manage
guest sessions configured I can proceed to the
428.22 -> next page where I can assign this managed
guest session to an organizational unit
435.06 -> once the Google OU is selected and the
profile is assigned to that Google OU
441.84 -> it enables managed guest
session on Chrome OS devices
448.5 -> Workspace ONE's unified app catalog
provides the end user access to all
454.26 -> Enterprise applications Cloud Web native
and virtual to deliver a consistent end
461.64 -> user experience and ensure that teams are
productive anywhere anytime and on any device
470.28 -> the unified app catalog provides a simple
secure one-click single sign-on to access
476.7 -> work applications thereby reducing password
related complications and help desk tickets
487.26 -> another major enhancement I would like to cover
as part of this video is certificate lifecycle
492.48 -> Management on Chrome OS devices certificates offer
a level of stability security and authentication
500.28 -> with which passwords cannot compete the Workspace ONE UEM extension for Chrome OS enables the
507.66 -> first ever full-fledged certificate management
solution for Chrome for Enterprise and education
514.08 -> with this extension administrators can provision
unique user and device-based search for Wi-Fi VPN
523.74 -> web authentication SSO and more coupled with
Workspace ONE UEM's first class Enterprise
530.58 -> Integration admins can automatically renew and
revoke certificates in bulk before they expire
538.86 -> no user interaction is required
to enjoy these benefits because
542.7 -> the installation of the extension
and the certificates is silent
550.2 -> so let's wrap things up here are some additional
resources for you to find more details
555.9 -> first if you're new to Workspace ONE do check out
the Hands-On Labs podcasts and activity pads on
562.92 -> techzone.vmware.com test drive allows you to
experiment in a sandbox environment finally
570.84 -> join the discussions happening at the Workspace
ONE community on the VMware Technology Network
579 -> one quick reminder that techzone.vmware.com is the
place to go for Workspace ONE and Horizon content
587.22 -> thank you for your time
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9YQUpaDZpA