Before you begin, make sure the Windows 10 version and edition are supported. Additionally, you must verify there are no Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub dependencies. Important : Only use this procedure to test new CSP capabilities before deciding to upgrade your environment to the latest version. VMware Dynamic Environment Manager delivers personalization and centrally managed policy configurations across virtual, physical, and cloud-based Windows desktop environments.

IT administrators control which settings users are allowed to personalize, and administrators can map environmental settings such as network drives and location-specific printers. User-specific Windows desktop and application settings can be applied in the context of client device, location, or other conditions.

Policies are enforced when users log in, launch an app, reconnect, or when some other triggering event occurs. Dynamic Environment Manager also has a feature for configuring folder redirection for storing personal user data, including documents, pictures, and so on. To integrate with Workspace ONE UEM, ensure you have the following components installed and configured:. If you are not familiar with the capabilities of Dynamic Environment Manager, this section contains helpful resources to review before exporting your configuration into Workspace ONE UEM.

Now, we will import Chrome AMDX Settings into Dynamic Environment Manager. To download the Chrome ADMX files, see Chrome Enterprise policy list. Note that the Policy State should change. In this case, it has changed to Enabled. demconfig file to upload into Workspace ONE UEM. After you have imported the License File AND the NOAD. xml then Save the Config. Save it to a location so you can upload this config to Workspace ONE UEM. IMPORTANT : When saving the DEM Config - Ensure you have imported the License File AND the NOAD.

Review the Policy In Workspace ONE UEM admin console. Ensure it has an Assignment Type and Assigned Groups. In the Dynamic Environment Manager Console, click the star and select Open. Navigate to the downloaded DEM Config file and make any changes necessary. Save the file and upload this new Config to Workspace ONE UEM. In this section, you confirm that the policy is applied in both Workspace ONE UEM and on the device. As we are applying Chrome ADMX Policies via Dynamic Environment Manager, we will confirm the Chrome Settings are applied.

You have successfully added the Dynamic Environment Manager Configurations to Workspace ONE UEM for deployment. You can use Policy Analyzer which is part of the Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit to generate reports of the local policies applied to a device or to compare local policies to various baselines for validation or even compare various baselines to each other. Policy Analyzer is extremely useful for troubleshooting and for fully understanding what policies are being applied to the device.

When you feel comfortable with the policies and how they are applied to the device, you can use the built-in Workspace ONE Baselines compliance capabilities. The following image shows a sample comparison using Policy Analyzer of a Windows 10 device local policies to the Windows 10 Version Security Baseline.

There are two ways to generate a report which shows the applied configuration service provider policies on the device. You can use the Windows 10 settings GUI or leverage the command prompt to programmatically generate the report. Alternatively, from the command prompt on a managed Windows 10 device, run the following command to see all of the configured modern policies, blocked group policies, and unmanaged policies.

This command validates what is configured on the device and is a great troubleshooting resource. Both of the previous options will generate the following report which contains detailed information when expanded about the device and its configured policies. You can also use the Blocked Group Policies section to help visualize policy collisions between Workspace ONE UEM and group policies. There are multiple ways to enable local enforcement of baselines.

To execute a script that adds the reapply registry key on a device, you can use:. This is a current workaround which needs to be complete to enable enforcement of baselines on Windows 10 devices. However, there are plans to enhance the product to not require this step.

The following screenshot shows what the device should look like after enabling the reapply baselines registry key. Workspace ONE UEM introduced the ability to track endpoint compliance and monitor drift from the console. Thus removing the need for 3rd-party tools to check compliance. Note : Baseline compliance status only applies to baselines created using the UI. You cannot see the compliance status for custom baselines created using ZIP packages, unless you add additional policies from the add policies screen.

The Compliance view gives you a list of all of the policies set on the device from the assigned baseline. From here, you can use the filter to find non-compliant policies. This view gives you a clear picture of the non-compliant group policies on the Windows 10 device. This tutorial provided the steps and methodology for modernizing or migrating policies to the cloud using Workspace ONE Baselines, along with various other tools.

Keep in mind that every use case is different, and the methodology discussed in this tutorial should serve as high-level guidelines. Just as Windows 10 is ever involving, so is our product. The product is continuously evolving to align with our vision of providing consumer-simple, yet enterprise-secure cloud-based policy management, validation, and enforcement using the VMware Workspace ONE platform.

Appreciation and acknowledgment for contributions and feedback from the following subject matter experts:. Management clients communicate to Workspace ONE UEM on behalf of the device. There are two primary management clients:. The clients serve their own, distinct purposes, and rely on different services to establish real-time communication with Workspace ONE UEM.

The Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub leverages wap-provisioning, while the OMA-DM client uses the OMA-DM protocol. The OMA-DM client is built into the Windows OS and owns the MDM relationship. For more information, refer to Understanding the Workspace ONE UEM Solution Stack in the Troubleshooting Windows 10 Tutorial. The following have not historically been very well documented. A few examples are provided to explain how to use some of the wap-provisioning capabilities.

Keep in mind, the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub is required when leveraging wap-provisioning capabilities. There are many ways of setting registry keys via Workspace ONE UEM, but one method you are likely not aware of is using a custom profile. This can be useful for quickly adding, editing or removing a registry key.

You can use one profile to add or modify multiple key value pairs. For more details refer to How to Set Registry values using the Custom Settings Profile in Workspace ONE UEM. For more information, refer to Enroll browsers with VMware Workspace ONE Windows and macOS.

The examples below are for the install settings, you can choose what to use for remove settings. You can use an empty command or revert settings. If you want to deploy more complex scripts as opposed to just a simple command using this method, check out the PowerShell profile blog post. This is not recommended but could be used in a case where you want to exclude one of the mandatory settings being pushed.

Keep in mind, if you choose this option, you will lose out on using the dedicated UI for the profile, thus lifecycle management will require additional effort.

Note that when using Workspace ONE UEM custom settings profiles, the Atomic node is not required as this is auto-populated for you and thus is not shown below. For more information refer to OMA-DM protocol common elements. For more information refer to, DM protocol commands.

For more information refer to, user targeted versus device targeted configurations. You should be using VMware Policy Builder however we will discuss what is done on the back end to properly understand what is happening.

Only the ones listed in the reference link below are supported. We explored the overall best practices and methodology for modernizing and migrating policies.

It is recommended to limit the overlap of technologies being used per device. Example, GPO vs MDM CSP vs Workspace ONE Baselines. However, we understand there will be use cases where this is not possible; most notably when working across teams: Workspace ONE UEM admin versus Domain GPO admin. The following section attempts to explain the processing order of policies and which policy types take precedence over others.

First, let's understand the processing and precedence for group policy objects. It is vital to understand the processing order for GPOs. Referring to the image you can see that local GPOs are processed first, therefore it also has the lowest precedence. For more details, see Group Policy Processing and Precedence and Group Policy Hierarchy. The default when applying both GPOs and MDM policies on a device is that GPO policies win, or supersede, MDM policies.

Therefore, by default GPOs have higher precedence than MDM policies on the device. To more clearly define MDM policies, these are policies based on the Microsoft Configuration Service Providers CSPs. Refer to Policy CSPs supported by Group Policy for more details regarding conflicts. It is also important to note that throughout the tutorial we discuss leveraging Workspace ONE Baselines. Baselines are based on GPOs and depending on the policy can be applied on the device using DEM, SecEdit, AuditPol, or LGPO only custom baselines.

There is a way to force MDM policies to win, or supersede, GPO policies. In this case, MDM policies would have higher precedence than GPO policies on the device. There is a CSP that can be deployed to managed devices that enable this behavior. You can leverage the Control Policy Conflict part of the Policy CSP which sets the MDM Wins Over GP policy to ensure MDM Policy CSPs supported by Group Policy policies win over group policies.

Additionally, you can validate policy conflicts by Validating Configured Policies and using the MDM Diagnostics Tool to generate a report to see MDM versus GPO policy conflicts and which policy has precedence on the device. You are being redirected to VMware's Cloud Services portal Customer Connect. This message will close in seconds. You are about to be redirected to the central VMware login page.

Understanding Windows Group Policies: VMware Workspace ONE Operational Tutorial Introduction Purpose of This Group Policy Object Tutorial Note : This content was created for Windows 10, but the basic principles and tasks outlined also apply to your deployment of Windows Common challenges include: Increasing user mobility by deconstructing the traditional workspace Multiple management tools creating policy conflicts Figuring out how to push policies to domain-joined, Azure-joined, or even workgroup devices Lack of feature parity between profile configurations and traditional group policy objects GPOs.

This tutorial is broken up into the following core sections: Planning and Preparation : Determine your current GPO estate and plan your migration strategy Analyzing and Rationalizing : Determine which policies need to move to Workspace ONE and which method s you will use to make a move: migrating or modernizing.

Modernizing and Migrating : Learn the prescriptive steps required to modernize with Workspace ONE Baselines. Validation, Compliance, and Enforcement : Learn how to validate configured policies on the device manually if needed versus leveraging Workspace ONE to report on compliance and locally enforce configured policies. Audience This operational tutorial is for PC lifecycle management PCLM administrators and Workspace ONE IT administrators.

Prepare to Move Group Policies Evaluating Your Current Group Policy State Before you begin your journey of managing group policies in the cloud with Workspace ONE UEM, you must determine your current GPO state. Use the following questions to evaluate your current state: Are the end-users on the managed Windows devices local admins?

Enforcement of policies is top-of-mind when end-users have local admin rights on managed devices. If enforcement and compliance of policies are a concern in your use case, consider leveraging Workspace ONE Baselines as much as possible. Are you currently or planning to Azure Cloud join your Windows devices? On-premises policies require devices to be joined to the local domain.

Consider moving all policies to Workspace ONE UEM if devices will no longer leverage the on-premises domain. Keep in mind; you also may have some devices in various domain states. Are you currently or planning to use an industry-standard baseline? Organizations that leverage industry-standard baselines such as Windows 10 Security Baseline or CIS Microsoft Windows Desktop Benchmarks can leverage the Baselines feature in Workspace ONE UEM to deploy policies from these industry-standard templates.

Do you want to move all policies or a subset of policies over to Workspace ONE UEM? Decide which policies need to move to Workspace ONE UEM. It is helpful to obtain a full list of policies and then categorize them into groups such as personalization, security, system, BitLocker, Defender, Internet Explorer, and Chrome. It is also good to know how these policies are currently being configured, such as MBAM, domain group policies, or ADMX templates.

Are you ready to manage all your policies from the cloud? Policy conflict, collisions, and order of precedence are concerns that develop during the modernization implementation phase. To avoid this topic altogether, consider having a single source of truth and manage all policies from the cloud using Workspace ONE. I will address these concerns in more detail later on in this tutorial. Who is the owner of the policies set in the organization?

Involve and collaborate with anyone in the organization who is responsible for managing, configuring, and securing Windows devices. The planning and analyzing phases should not be completed in a vacuum, as we have seen success when other teams are involved especially the security team. Will there be discrete policy sets for different employees or a standardized approach for all use cases? You will be asked to assign policies in Workspace ONE UEM leveraging smart groups throughout the tutorial.

In order to prepare, you should decide how you plan for policies to be applied. Do you have third-party, custom settings, or build-time settings? Aside from group policy, how else are user and device settings configured? Are the following mechanisms in use, and will they continue to be in use? Build-time settings, logon scripts, other PCLM tools and agents, and so on. What tooling is required? Make sure that you understand the implementation effort, including change control, that is required for the tooling to perform this work.

This tooling can be implemented ahead of your Workspace ONE deployment. Choosing the Correct Policy Delivery Model Workspace ONE UEM provides the administrator with multiple different deployment models for their current GPO policies. Workspace ONE UEM Policy Deployment Models A critical part of ensuring the correct policy model is chosen in Workspace ONE UEM is to have a sound understanding of each of the options.

Workspace ONE UEM allows for an administrator to apply group policies as: Configuration Service Providers CSP — Applied through the existing Windows 10 Profiles or via a Custom Settings profile.

Workspace ONE Baselines — Using either the Microsoft Windows Security Baselines or CIS Microsoft Windows Desktop Benchmark, or a Custom Baseline based on a GPO backup. Configuration Service Providers CSPs A configuration service provider CSP is an interface to read, set, modify, or delete configuration settings on the device.

Administrators of Workspace ONE UEM can choose to create CSPs in three different ways: Profiles that are listed in the Workspace ONE UEM console. Custom Settings profiles created using VMware Policy Builder. Workspace ONE Baselines Baselines allow you to keep all your devices secure with industry-recommended settings and configurations.

Comparison of the Unified Endpoint Management Policy Models Given both CSPs and Baselines are important policy delivery methods in Workspace ONE, you must understand the pros and cons of each. exe to successfully apply Limited visibility and reporting of custom baseline settings No baseline lifecycle management — an admin will need to upload a new GPO export if they want to modify the baseline. Policy Delivery Model Guidelines The following guidelines are the best practices when assessing existing GPOs and determining which is the most effective delivery method through Workspace ONE.

Policies that are implemented in the Profiles section of the Workspace ONE UEM console should be utilized before any alternative method. WiFi settings, encryption settings, restrictions , should be implemented using the CSPs.

If the setting does not already exist as a profile in the console, you can use VMware Policy Builder or VMware Dynamic Environment Manager to deliver ADMX.

For policies that need to be reinforced within a defined time interval, these should be implemented through Workspace ONE Baselines, based on an industry template.

It is recommended to start with a Workspace ONE Baseline based on the Microsoft Windows 10 Security Baselines or CIS Microsoft Windows Desktop Benchmark and the policies that need reinforcement and reporting. GPO backups uploaded as a custom baseline are not a recommended approach for all of your GPO policy settings.

You will find that custom baselines lack the ability for full lifecycle management such as reporting and making edits directly via the console.

Custom ADMX policies should be assessed to determine if there are more optimized delivery models for these settings. Workspace ONE can deliver scripts and transforms to augment applications to have the desired configurations. For the remaining custom ADMX policies, the recommended approach is to use VMware Dynamic Environment Manager to deliver ADMX via Workspace OEN UEM.

Modernize Group Policies Using Workspace ONE Baselines What Are Workspace ONE Baselines? Only when using Custom Baselines : LGPO. exe to your devices. Deploying Baselines To ensure that Baselines use only the best settings and configurations, VMware offers industry-standard baselines, including the CIS Microsoft Windows Desktop Benchmarks and Windows 10 Security Baselines.

For Workspace ONE Baselines to apply and report compliance you may need: An Active user session in Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub applies the Baselines For some policies to apply the device may need to be on-premises domain joined.

Baselines currently don't automatically re-apply. This can be achieved today via a registry key change. Configure General Settings. Configure the General settings: Type Windows 10 Security Baseline for Baseline Name.

Type Corporate Windows 10 Security Baseline with customizations for the Description. Click Next. For this example: Select Windows 10 Security Baseline. Select Version from the dropdown. You will have to customize the baseline to configure the following policies: Disable all apps from Microsoft Store set to Enabled or Not Configured Turn off the Store application set to Disabled or Not Configured.

Type deny write access for the search filter. Select Deny write access to removable drives not protected by BitLocker. Use the dropdown menu to change this policy to Disabled. Check out the tooltip for the details of this policy. Add Policies Optional If your use case contains policies that are not part of the standard template, then you can leverage this step that allows for the granularity of fully configuring device policies.

Type prevent access to registry into the search. Notice that real-time search results are populated as you type. Select Prevent access to registry editing tools.

Note that the catalog contains both machine and user policies. You can quickly see these details via the dropdown. Use the dropdown menu to set this policy to Enabled. Enabling this policy prevents user access to regedit. Note that Disable regedit from running silently is set to Yes by default.

Review the Summary You can now review all of the settings and configurations you have made. Assigning the Baseline The next step is to assign the baseline to a group s of devices leveraging Smart Group s. I would then recommend choosing one of the two following methods for deploying baselines: Assignments based on Groups : assign baselines based on the current grouping structure you have for deploying apps and profiles. Remember that you can create new Smart Groups as well, which can align with your domain user groups.

Assignments based on Windows version : assign baselines based on Windows 10 version. It is recommended not to create Smart Groups tied to a singular version, but to create a Smart Group for the targeted version and above. For example, Windows 10 or later devices. Baseline List View Once the baseline is assigned, you can click View under Install Status to quickly see the deployment status of the baseline. Baseline Lifecycle Management Managing Baselines Overview You can manage your baselines from the Baselines list view.

Assigned Device List View. Baseline Lifecycle Workflow Understanding the baseline lifecycle workflow is essential to answering questions such as: What happens when I assign multiple baselines to a single device?

What happens when I edit or delete a baseline when I have multiple baselines assigned to the same device? How do I move from to baselines when my devices update from to ?

What happens when a baseline is inherited from a top-level organization group, and a lower level baseline is created and assigned? Sample 1: 3 Baselines Assigned to a Device. Example 2: 3 Baselines Assigned to a Device.

Applying New Baselines The next question is, how do I move from one baseline to the next version of that baseline? Managing Baselines in a Multi-tenant Deployment Before creating your baselines at the top-most or a lower-level organization group, let's explore what this looks like in the console.

Parent Organization Group Admin View of Baselines. Child Organization Group Admin View of Baselines. Device View of Assigned Baselines, Device lives in the Child of Tech Zone group. Using Custom Baselines LGPO If you have an existing Group Policy Object GPO backup file, you can create a custom baseline with those policies.

Steps to Deploying a Custom Baseline Leveraging LGPO. exe to capture a GPO backup, or leverage a previously generated GPO backup. Create a new baseline in Workspace ONE UEM, choose the Custom Baseline , then click Upload. Upload the GPO backup, then optionally select any additional policies. Assign the custom baseline. Note the baseline will only apply after LGPO.

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To estimate landline and cell phone service in California, Abt Associates used state-level estimates released by the National Center for Health Statistics—which used data from the National Health Interview Survey NHIS and the ACS. Aside from group policy, how else are user and device settings configured? Click the Configure button to begin creating a custom policy. Review the AMDX Templates imported. Type Policy in the filter box, to quickly find the Policy CSP.

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