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In most cases, this version number should be the version in the App Store.
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Code-based activation is configured in the LINK Controller on the “Settings” tab. The first step is to change the launch link type to be “Activation Pincode” in the “Controller Settings” pane on the “Settings” tab. To do so, change the link type using the dropdown pictured here:
Activation Pincode
Please make sure that the “Attach a QR code …” and “Attach an hxl file …” are both toggled off.
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Select the type as “Web Application”.
Enter a name for this application, which must be unique within the Controller. If the name you would like to appear at the top of the tile in the LINK app differs from the unique name, enter that in the “Display Name …” field. The “Category Name” (typically row name) is required, and it is used to separate tiles in the LINK app into groupings (with a header in between them). This field will auto-complete to existing categories within the Controller, but you can type a new value here to create a new category (row).
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Next, select the user roles that should be permitted to see this application. Move roles that should see the application from the left to the right box on the page by double-clicking on the role or using the buttons to move list items from “Available Roles” to “Selected Roles.”
Web Application Basics
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An individual user may log out from their device. From the LINK app home screen, tap the 3 bars menu in the upper right. Select logout. Now, fully login with first and second factors.
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You can change the global policy (or you can assign different policies to different user groups, if appropriate) on the "Profiles" tab in your Controller. You should have a profile usually called "Offline Profile." Edit that profile (with the pencil button to the far right), and you will see a field labelled "Number of days that files saved to the My Files tab remain on the device. This specifies idle time - the expiration is reset each time the file is opened." This is the setting that determines the expiration period.
Note: When you change this setting and save your change, users will not see this change until: (i) they login to a fresh session by entering their A-D password in the LINK app, and (ii) they download a new file. This policy change is not applied retroactively to files that are already downloaded, and we do not dynamically change the policies of existing user sessions.
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At Files, tap the pencil icon.
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Files
Change settings as shown below. Tap the Diskette icon to save.
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Login to your Azure portal at https://portal.azure.com. To create a new App Registration, search for “App Registrations” and click on the service when it appears. Once you have opened the “App Registrations” panel:
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From the app registration page for your new app, add a new redirect URI by clicking the link next to “Redirect URIs:”. Toggle on the checkbox next to https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/nativeclient for the redirect URI.
Click “Save” at the bottom of the screen.
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Next, add API permissions to your app registration. To do so, click “API Permissions” in the “Manage” section on the left panel of the page.
(See https://github.com/Azure-Samples/MipSdk-Dotnet-File-ServicePrincipalAuth for the original source):
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Add LINK as an app in Intune and deploy it to your target user group
Login to https://endpoint.microsoft.com, your Intune management console. Under “All Services” or “Favorites”, select “Apps”. Click “All Apps”, “Add” … and select the following:
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After entering this password on the Settings tab in the LINK Controller, launch emails will only be valid on Intune-enrolled devices.
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