It is preferable to select the Custom VPN (or a similar name in other MDM vendors such as Custom SSL). You should be able to find the Check Point application in the list, but then the UI options are limited. You need to first select the VPN application that will handle this VPN configuration. The second page - “Configuration settings” is the common section that is very similar on all MDMs, and holds all the VPN settings. Give it a name to represent this configuration object in Intune.

Here in Intune it is under Devices -> Configuration profiles -> click +Create profile -> select Platform = iOS/iPadOS and Profile = VPN. You should look for an iOS profile of type VPN. To add an app just go to Apps -> click +Add button -> select ‘ iOS store app’ in ‘Select app type’ -> click ‘ Search the App Store’ and find the “Check Point Capsule Connect” app -> assign the user/device groups this app should be deployed on and finish. Once you have that, you need to add the Capsule Connect application (as a managed application) that will be deployed to devices, and the VPN profile to go alongside the application. Configuring the MDM for managing iOS devices is outside of this article's scope. We will go over the configuration of Microsoft Intune, but it will be almost identical in every other MDM.įirst, you need to have an operational MDM with enrolled iOS devices that you can deploy policy and configurations to. This VPN profile is based on Apple’s API, and so it is common across all MDMs with each maybe having slight variations in naming and UI. This is basically done by configuring a VPN profile on the MDM and pushing it to the managed devices. It also allows for Per-App VPN configurations and zero-touch deployments without requiring any user interaction. The most convenient way to deploy VPN configurations for Capsule Connect (iOS) is via an Mobile Device Management (MDM). Click on “Book this Appointment” and follow the stepsĭepartment of Defense USIDs and COVID-19 Extension Memo, effective Septemthrough June 30, 2021.Įxtension of USID (I-S) Temp Acceptance of Expired USID During COVID-19 effective Augthrough. Select 620 O’Malley Rd and Click on “More Info” Click on “Site Locator & Appointments / Continue” Other locations for ID cards include: NRC Orlando (407) 240-5939, NSA Orlando 40/4315, ARCO Orlando 40 and NMWR Miami (305) 293-3778. The office is closed the third Friday of each month for training, Federal holidays and designated Family Days.

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