Device Configuration XML for FileCloud Desktop for macOS

You can configure client device settings for FileCloud Desktop for macOS remotely by specifying the configuration XML in the Device Configuration tab of FileCloud policies.

To set a device configuration for a policy:

1. Open a browser and log in the Admin Portal.
   
2. From the left navigation pane, select Settings.
3. To open the list of policies, select the Policies tab.
4. Click the policy that you want to configure, and then click the edit icon ().
5. Click on the Device Configuration tab.

6. In Client Configuration, paste or type in the remote device configuration XML for FileCloud Desktop for macOS. Please note that it uses the xml format:

   <setting>
       <key>runatstartup</key>
       <value>1</value>
       <default>1</default>
   </setting>

   <default> is an optional tag that indicates if the setting can be changed through the user interface. 

   A value of 1 indicates the setting is a default and can be changed by the user through the user interface.
   A value of 0 (or omission of <default>) indicates that the setting is overridden and cannot be changed by the user through the user interface.

Example:

The code below shows example settings:

<xml>
<fileclouddesktopmac>      
  <setting>
    <key>lockonopen</key>
    <value>1</value>
  </setting>
  <setting>
    <key>runatstartup</key>
    <value>1</value>
    <default>1</default>
  </setting>
  <setting>
    <key>loglevel</key>
    <value>debug</value>
  </setting>
  <setting>
    <key>language</key>
    <value>en</value>
  </setting>
  <setting>
    <key>mutenotifications</key>
    <value>0</value>
  </setting>
 </fileclouddesktopmac>
</xml>

In this example:

• Files are automatically locked when they are opened by FileCloud Desktop (lockonopen = 1). Default value.
• The application runs at startup (runatstartup = 1, default = 1). Default value.
• The log level is set to "debug" (loglevel = debug). Overridden value.
• The language is set to "en" (language = en). Default value.
• Notifications are not muted (mutenotifications = 0). Default value.

Keys and values

Table 1. The following XML tags are supported for FileCloud Desktop for macOS device configuration.

If a key is not supported or a value is incorrect, the application skips it and logs a warning message.