Appendix I: Preference Settings for Managed Devices > Preference Settings in the Global Configuration File > What is the Global Configuration File? > Settings That Can Be Configured in the Global Configuration File

The following settings can be configured using the global configuration file:

•AddRemove - determines whether installed packages create an entry in Add/Remove Programs.

•AllowedGroups - specifies if the membership of a user is checked.

•AllowPeerToPeer - specifies whether or not managed devices can obtain downloaded files from other managed devices on the same LAN.

•AllowRebootIfLocked - controls whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager reboots the managed device if the package being installed requires it even if the machine is locked.

•AllowTimeoutIfLocked - controls whether the time interval for prompting the end-user commences immediately if the desktop is locked or commences when the desktop is unlocked.

•CheckCatalogDigest - determines whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager performs a check on package-level MD5 digests during self-heal operations.

•CheckCertificateRevocation - determines whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager checks the certificate revocation list when accepting web server signatures from an HTTPS server.

•CheckFileDigest - determines whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager performs a check on file-level MD5 digests during self-heal operations.

•CheckRegistry (or Reg on command-line) - determines if RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager performs self-healing on registry keys and configuration files.

•CmdLineOverrides - determines whether options set on the command-line override fixed settings in the registry or network configuration files.

•ConfirmSharedFileRemoval - determines whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager displays a dialog when removing a file.

•ConnectionAttempts - the number of times that a no connection is available error can be reported while trying to connect to a particular distribution location as a file share.

•DisplayAllAuthcode - determines the subsequent behavior after RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager encounters an invalid signature when performing an Authenticode check.

•EnablePolicyFailOver - determines if a server-side policy file is used if no client-side policy file can be accessed.

•ForceReboot - determines whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager forces a reboot if the package being installed requires it. A forced reboot suppresses any user interaction required to close other applications that may be running.

•ForceRebootIfLocked - determines whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager performs a forced reboot if the machine is locked. A forced reboot suppresses any user interaction required to close other applications that may be running.

•ForceSharedFileRemove - allows for the deletion of redundant files in the Windows system folder.

•ForceValidSignature - determines whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager prompts the user before installing a package when the Authenticode signatures are valid.

•GlobalConfigSource - identifies a URL that contains installation settings.

•http_proxy - contains the proxy settings for the RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager installation agent.

•InstallationStatusRefreshPeriod - specifies how frequently (in seconds) RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager recreates installation events for packages that are installed or flagged as not required.

•InstallerARPModify - determines whether external installer package details can be modified in Add/Remove Programs.

•InstallerARPRemove - determines whether external installer packages can be uninstalled using Add/Remove Programs.

•LogFile (Installation Agent) - specifies the name of the file used to store the logging information.

•LogFileOld (Installation Agent) - specifies the name of the file used to store additional logging information.

•LogFileSize (Installation Agent) - specifies the maximum size of the log file.

•LogInstallCheck - specifies whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager should recreate installation events while checking packages for an installation or upgrade.

•LogInstallFail - specifies whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager should log failed installation attempts.

•LogInstallPass - specifies whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager should log successful installation attempts.

•LogLevel (Installation Agent) - specifies the level of logging returned by the smart agent.

•LogUninstallFail - specifies whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager should log failed uninstallation attempts.

•LogUninstallPass - specifies whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager should log successful uninstallation events.

•LowProfile (Installation Agent, Inventory Agent) - specifies the processing priority used for RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager processes.

•MsiReinstallFeatures - specifies the MSI components to be installed (equivalent to the MSI property REINSTALL).

•MsiReinstallModeLevel - identifies what will be reinstalled (equivalent to the MSI property REINSTALLMODE).

•MsiRepair - determines if MSI repair operations are performed at the same time as RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager self-healing operations.

•MsiRepairLevel - identifies what will be repaired (equivalent to the MSI property REINSTALLMODE).

•MsiSourceLocation - determines whether Windows Installer packages are installed from the local Windows Installer cache of the managed device or from a distribution location.

•MsiUILevel - determines the user interaction level for MSI (equivalent to the /q option in the msiexec.exe command-line).

•MsiUninstallArgs - defines arguments to include in the MSI command-line for uninstall operations.

•NetworkHighSpeed (Installation Agent) - specifies the lowest network speed to consider to be a high-speed network connection.

•NetworkHighUsage - specifies the maximum bandwidth for high-speed connections.

•NetworkHighUsageLowerLimit - specifies the minimum NetworkHighUsage value that can be set for a managed device.

•NetworkHighUsageUpperLimit - specifies the maximum NetworkHighUsage value that can be set for a managed device.

•NetworkLowUsage - specifies the maximum bandwidth for low-speed connections.

•NetworkLowUsageLowerLimit - specifies the minimum NetworkLowUsage value that can be set for a managed device.

•NetworkLowUsageUpperLimit - specifies the minimum NetworkLowUsage value that can be set for a managed device.

•NetworkMaxRate (Installation Agent) - specifies the rate at which the managed device accesses data over the network.

•NetworkMinSpeed (Installation Agent) - specifies the minimum network speed at which RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager will install or update a package.

•NetworkRetries - specifies the number of times that failed network operations are retried before an alternative distribution location is attempted.

•NetworkSense (Installation Agent) - determines whether network checks are bypassed.

•NetworkTimeout (InstallationAgent) - specifies the number of seconds of inactivity before a network operation will time out.

•NoStage - determines whether files are downloaded directly to their destination folder or a staging area.

•PolicyServerPriority - specifies the priority to apply to the distribution location that is identified by the PolicyServerURL (internal-only) setting.

•PromptOnCOMRegFailures - determines whether the user is prompted when RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager fails to register a COM server.

•PromptOnInstallCompletion - determines whether the user is informed that the installation of a package has been completed.

•PromptOnUninstallCompletion - determines whether the user is informed that the uninstallation of a package has been completed.

•PublicAppAccess - determines the access of RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager to the Windows Common folders and files on Windows.

•QuietUntilUpdate - determines if the user interface of RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager on a managed device is hidden until an interaction is necessary or if it is displayed.

•RebootCmdLine - used to reboot from the command-line.

•RebootContinueAfterCmdFailure - specifies whether to continue with the reboot if a prereboot command returned a non-zero exit code.

•RebootIfRequired - determines whether to reboot if RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager has determined that a reboot is necessary.

•RebootPostCommand - specifies the command that is executed after rebooting a managed device using reboot.exe.

•RebootPreCommand - specifies the command that is executed before rebooting a managed device using reboot.exe.

•RebootPromptCycles - specifies the number of times an end-user can postpone the reboot of the managed device initiated by the RMS UEM AppCenter.

•RebootPromptUnlimited - specifies if prompting to reboot will continue until the managed device has rebooted.

•RebootPromptWait - specifies the time interval (in seconds) that RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager has to wait before once again displaying the dialog that prompts the end-user to reboot.

•ReinstallRequiresVersionChange - determines when the RMS UEM AppCenter will upgrade, downgrade, or reinstall packages.

•RenotifyTimeout - determines the length of time in seconds that installation agent dialogs can remain hidden while waiting to time out before they are displayed to the user once more.

•SaveAllUserSymbols - determines whether RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager retains the installation settings set by a top-level or prerequisite catalog.

•SecurityPatchRebootIfRequired - specifies the default response to dialogs displayed during security patch installation that prompt the user to allow a reboot.

•SelfHeal - specifies whether self-healing should occur for an individual package when RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager updates machine or user policies.

•ServiceConnectTimeout - controls the amount of time that the ndserv.exe has in order to establish a named pipe connection with the ndlaunch.exe.

•ServiceCreateTimeout - controls the amount of time that the ndlaunch.exe has in order to establish a named pipe connection with the ndserv.exe.

•StageInactivePackages - used to download all application files referenced in a policy that is scheduled to be activated some time in the future.

•StrictInstall - determines if the policy agent returns a non-zero exit code if any package in the policy fails to install.

•SupplyWorstCaseReturnValue - determines whether an error is only reported when an installation agent operation fails regardless of whether the installation is successful or not.

•TrustDatabaseFxd - specifies if trusted and excluded locations can only be changed by users with administrator privileges.

•UITimeoutWait - determines the time (in seconds) that a RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager installation agent dialog is being displayed before timing out and automatically selecting the default response.

•UseTrustDatabase - specifies if the distribution location from where a file is collected is taken into consideration.

•VerifyCatalogSigned - specifies if RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager uses Authenticode to check the digital signature referenced in the implementation archive before installing a package.

•VerifyFilesSigned - specifies if RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager checks for a valid Authenticode digital signature in executable files that it downloads before installing them.

•VirusScan - specifies if RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager scans the downloaded files for viruses before installing them.

•VirusScanCommand - determines the virus scan application that is being used.