Managed app configurations for Urovo devices

OEMConfig is an Android Enterprise solution that enables OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) to provide device-specific management features through third-party UEM (Unified Endpoint Management) platforms. Using OEMConfig, OEMs can create configuration apps that serve as a bridge between device-centric features and the UEM platform, allowing administrators to access and manage OEM-specific settings directly from the UEM. Urovo Oemconfig is an app for managing and customizing settings for Urovo Android devices from an MDM console. This app offers features like Advanced Wi-Fi settings, APN settings, Kiosk mode, Keymap, support for ScanWedge restrictions, file management capabilities, and many more.

Add and approve the app to the Hexnode inventory

First, you must approve the Urovo Oemconfig app to add the app to the Hexnode app inventory.

1. Navigate to the Apps tab.
2. Click the +Add apps button and select Managed Google Apps from the drop-down list.
3. Search for the Urovo Oemconfig app and click on Select.

This will add the Urovo Oemconfig app to the Hexnode app inventory. You can then deploy the app to the target devices.

Set-up OEM Configurations

To enable OEM Configurations on your Android Enterprise devices

1. Go to the Policies tab.
2. Create a new policy using the New Policy button or select an existing policy.
3. Navigate to Android > App Management > App Configurations.
4. Click on Configure and + Add new configuration button.
5. Select the Urovo Oemconfig app from the list of approved apps.
6. From the app configuration screen displayed, configure the required settings.

You’ll have the following features to be configured.

WLAN Configuration

Note:


WLAN configuration is not compatible with Android 12.

Category	Configuration	Description
WLAN	WLAN Action	Allows you to configure WLAN settings. There are 4 options available: None Set Profile Remove Profile Remove All Profiles
	SSID	Enter the name of the Wi-Fi network you want the device to connect to.
	Password	Enter the password to connect to the Wi-Fi. Note: For WPA, there must be at least 8 characters, and for WEP there must be at least 5 characters.
	Security Mode	Defines the type of security the network uses (WPA, and WEP).
	IP Assignment	Determines how the device gets an IP address on the network. DHCP Static IP
	Static IP Address	Used when IP Assignment is set to Static IP.
	Hidden SSID	Enabling this allows the device to connect to Wi-Fi networks with hidden SSIDs not shown in the network list.
	Static IP Mode – Prefix Length	Indicates the network’s subnet mask by specifying the prefix length, which determines the size of the network.
	Static IP Mode – Gateway	Enter the IP address of the gateway (usually the router) that provides access to other networks.
	Static IP Mode – DNS Server 1	Enter the IP address of the primary DNS server.
	Static IP Mode – DNS Server 2	Enter the IP address of the secondary DNS server, the device can use if DNS Server 1 is unavailable.
	Proxy Mode	Determines if the device uses a proxy server to connect to the internet. There are 2 options: PAC Mode Static Mode
	Proxy – PAC Mode – PAC File URL	If Proxy Mode is set to PAC Mode, enter the URL of the PAC file.
	Proxy – Static Mode – Host URL	If Proxy Mode is set to Static Mode, enter the URL of the proxy server.
	Proxy – Static Mode – Port	If Proxy Mode is set to Static Mode, enter the port number on the proxy server.
	Proxy – Static Mode – Exclusive List	If Proxy Mode is set to Static Mode, the admin can enter a list of websites or IP addresses that should bypass the proxy server and connect directly.
Wi-Fi White list	Configuration Action	This field specifies the action you want to take with the Wi-Fi whitelist. There are 3 options: None Insert Wi-Fi white list Remove Wi-Fi white list
	SSID	Enter the name of the Wi-Fi network you want to whitelist.

Clock Configuration

Settings	Description
Clock Action	Allows you to configure clock settings.
Time Mode	Specifies how the clock will get its time settings. It can be set manually or updated automatically.
Manual Date	Enter the date in dd/MM/yyyy format.
Manual Time	Enter the time in HH: mm format.
Time Zone Mode	Specifies whether the time zone is set manually or automatically.
Manual Time Zone	Enter the required time zone. It should be an Olson ID like Asia/Taipei to specify a particular region’s time.
Time Format	Choose the time format, either 12 hours or 24 hours.
Manual Ntp Server	Enter the URL of NTP Server to keep the clock accurate.

Sound Configuration

Settings	Description
Sound Set Action	Allows you to configure the sound settings.
Alarm Volume	Sets alarm volume. The default value is 3.
Media Volume	Sets media volume. The default value is 3.
Ring volume	Sets ringtone volume. The default value is 3.
Call volume	Sets voice call volume. The default value is 3.
Notification Sound	Set whether the default notification is enabled.
Dial Pad Tones	Set whether the sound effects are played when dialing.
Screen Locking Sounds	Set whether to play sounds when the screen lock is dismissed or set.
Touch Sounds	Sets whether to play touch sounds.
Touch Vibration	Sets whether the vibration feedback turns on or off when touching.

Display Configuration

Settings	Description
Display Action	Allows you to configure display settings.
Display Timeout	Set the time duration before the display automatically turns off.
Stay Awake	Enabling this option keeps the display on and prevents the device from going to sleep mode.
Display Font Size	Controls the size of text on the screen.
Back Light Level	Adjusts the screen’s brightness. The value ranges from 0 – 255.
Auto Brightness	Enabling this option automatically adjusts screen brightness.
Auto rotate	Allows the screen to automatically rotate.
Screen Orientation	Sets the orientation of the screen. The value ranges from 0 – 5. Disable (0): Locks the screen in its current orientation. Portrait (1): Displays content vertically. Landscape (2): Displays content horizontally. Reverse Portrait (3): Displays content vertically but upside down. Reverse Landscape (4): Displays content horizontally but upside down. Auto (5): Let the screen rotate automatically based on device movement.

Scanner Configuration

Settings	Description
Scanner Action	Allows you to configure scanner settings. There are 3 options: None, Import and Export.
Scanner Settings Folder Path	Export path is fixed as /sdcard/Default_scanner_property.xml. You can customize its import path.

WlanAdvanced Configuration

Note:


WlanAdvanced configuration is not compatible with Android 12.

Settings	Description
wlanadvanced Action	Allows you to configure advanced WLAN settings.
Power Save Mode	If enabled, Wi-Fi uses less power by reducing its activity when not in use. If disabled, Wi-Fi stays active all the time, consuming more power. This option is enabled by default.
Roaming Threshold	Sets the signal strength level before looking for a better network. The value range is 50 ~ 100.
Roaming Difference	Sets how much stronger a new Wi-Fi signal has to be before switching. The value range is 0 ~ 10.
Roaming Scan Period	Controls how often the device looks for better Wi-Fi while moving. The value range is 0ms ~ 60000ms.

NFC Configuration

Settings	Description
NFC Action	Allows you to configure NFC settings.
NFC Adapter	Enable this option to turn ON the NFC adapter. Disabling turns OFF the adapter.

Power Configuration

Settings	Description
Power Action	Allows you to configure actions related to power settings. There are 4 options: None Reboot Shutdown Reset Reboot

General UI Configuration

Settings	Description
General UI Action	Allows you to configure general UI settings.
System Language	Sets the language of the device.
IME Current Keyboard	Enter the package name of the keyboard app.
Spell checker	Allows to turn ON/OFF spell checker on the device.
Pointer Speed	Sets the pointer speed of the input device. Level ranges from –7~7.

Wireless General Configuration

Settings	Description
Wireless General Action	Allows you to configure wireless general actions like location mode.
Location Mode	Allows you to turn ON/OFF GPS location on the device. It is enabled by default.

Fota Configuration

Settings	Description
Fota Action	Allows you to configure Firmware Over-The-Air (FOTA) settings.
Fota OS Update Service Path	Specifies the path or URL for the OS update service.
Fota OS Update Service Check Time	Sets how often the device checks for OS updates from the service path.
Fota OS Update Only Use WIFI	If enabled, OS updates will get downloaded only when connected to Wi-Fi.
Fota OS Update Local	If enabled, allows OS updates to be done locally without connecting to an online service.
Fota OS Update File Path	Enter the OS update file path (e.g., *.zip).

Programmable Keys Configuration

Settings	Description
Keymap Action	Select the option required to configure the keymap settings. The available options include: None Import mappings Export mappings
KeyMap Profile Export Path	Enter the folder path to save the exported keymap profile on the device. It is suggested to save the profile in a separate folder.
KeyMap Profile Import File Path	Enter the path where keymap profiles are imported from.

Scan Configuration

Settings	Description
Scan Action	Allows you to configure scanner settings.
Scan Switch	Allows you to enable/disable scanner input.
Scan floating button	If enabled, it adds a floating button on the screen that users can tap to start a scan.
Scan Switch	Allows you to enable/disable scanner input.
Scan trigger mode	Sets how the scanner is activated. The options available are: Short press to trigger decoding or timeout stop. Short press to trigger continuous scanning, short press again to stop. Long press trigger, release to stop. Long press to trigger continuous scanning, release to stop.

Category	Configuration	Description
Continuous scanning set	Continuous scanning mode	Allows the scanner to stay active and continuously look for barcodes or QR codes. The options available are: Repeatable decoding Continuous nonrepeating decoding No duplicate decoding in cache
	Continuous scanning timeout (50~60000ms)	Sets the maximum duration (in milliseconds) for the scanner to remain in continuous scanning mode before stopping. By default, it is 5000ms.
	Continuous scanning time interval (0~5000ms)	Sets the delay (in milliseconds) between each scan attempt. By default, it is 50ms.
	Decode multiple times	Sets how many times the scanner will attempt to decode a barcode before stopping or moving to the next scan. By default, it is 3.
	Decode Fixed Number	If enabled, the scanner stops after continuously scanning a fixed number of barcodes.
Multiple barcode parameters	Solving multiple barcodes	If enabled, the scanner can scan multiple barcodes.
	Number of barcodes scanned per time (1-10)	Sets the number of barcodes the scanner can scan in one attempt. The default value is 1.
	Fixed number of barcodes per scan	If enabled, the scanner will look for and decode a fixed number of barcodes in a single scan session. By default, it is enabled.
Output Mode	Output Mode Select	Allows you to select the output mode. There are 3 options available: Intent Output Keyboard Output Intend And Keyboard Output
	Pasteboard	If enabled, it activates a clipboard where text and data can be copied or cut from one location and pasted into another.
	Input Text Box Mode	If enabled, it activates a clipboard where text and data can be copied or cut from one location and pasted into another.
	Pasteboard	Specifies how text is handled when entering it into input fields (text boxes) on the device. There are 2 options available: Append Replace
	Website recognition and redirect	If enabled, the device can detect website addresses and automatically redirect to open it in a web browser.
KeyBoard Output Mode	Keyboard type	Allows you to set the keyboard type. There are 3 options available: Text Box Optimization Input Method Software Only Physical Keyboard
	Sound	Sets sound while typing on the keyboard. None Short Sharp
	Vibrate	If enabled, the device vibrates while typing on the keyboard.
	Operation key characters	There are 4 options available: None Carriage Return Line Feed Tab
Broadcast Output	Broadcast Action	Defines the action that the device will broadcast when data is decoded.
	Broadcast String Data Label	Specifies the label for the decoded data when it is broadcasted as a string.
	Broadcast Byte Data Label	Specifies the label for the decoded data when it is broadcasted as byte data.
	Sound	Sets sound settings for broadcast action. The options available are: None Short Sharp
	Vibrate	If enabled, the device will vibrate when broadcast action occurs.
Reader Parameter	Chinese encoding type	Allows to adjust the barcode reader to correctly interpret Chinese characters in barcodes. The available options are: UTF-8 GBK BIG5 SHIFT-JIS ISO_8859_1 US-ASCII UTF-16 UTF-16BE UTF-16LE Auto(UTF-8|GBK) ISO_8859_15
	Custom encoding type	Allows you to specify a different character encoding type for decoding barcodes.
	Minimum length of one-dimensional code	If this option is enabled, you can set the minimum length of one-dimensional code.
	Minimum length of one-dimensional code	Sets the minimum number of characters required for a valid one-dimensional barcode. By default, it is 2.
	Laser duration	Defines how long (in milliseconds) the scanner’s laser will stay active when attempting to read a barcode. By default, it is 50000ms.
	Multiple verification	Allows to verify barcode multiple times. The available options are: Security level one Security level two Security level three Security level four
One-dimensional code characteristics	One-dimensional code characteristics switch	To eEnable/disable settings for scanning one-dimensional barcodes. Enabled by default.
	One-dimensional inverse decoding	Allows the scanner to decode inverted barcodes. The options available are: Convention decode Only inverse Automatic detection
	One-dimensional code border check	Allows to check the borders of the barcode to ensure the scanner reads a complete and valid code. The available options are: Disable No-minimum area checked Requires a fully specified quiet zone area to be within the image Requires 2X the fully specified quiet zone area to be within the image
	Decoding single image time	Sets the maximum time (in milliseconds) the scanner spends trying to decode a single image of a barcode. By default, it is 125ms.
	Trigger aiming mode	If enabled, it activates a feature, usually a light that helps the user to focus the scanner more accurately at a barcode.
	Trigger aiming delay	Sets the time before the aiming light is activated.
Fill light	Fill light configuration	Allows to set additional light (fill light) to help the scanner read barcodes in low-light conditions. The available options are: Disable Only aiming light Only floodlight Alternating operation Run
	Fill light brightness	Sets the brightness level of the fill light
	Exposure mode	Set the exposure mode to either Auto or Manual.
	Exposure	Sets the duration (in milliseconds) of exposure while scanning. By default, it is 200ms.
	Gain	Adjusts the sensitivity of the scanner’s sensor to light.
	Gain image contrast	Enhances the contrast of the image by adjusting the gain settings.
Viewfinder Decode	Viewfinder Set	Allows to enable/disable viewfinder settings.
	Viewfinder Mode	Specifies how the viewfinder is used during scanning. The options available are: Off Around Aimer Field Of View Picklist Mode
	Top Left X	Sets value for the X (horizontal position) coordinate of the top-left corner of the viewfinder window on the screen. By default, it is 632.
	Top Left Y	Sets value for the Y (vertical position) coordinate of the top-left corner of the viewfinder window on the screen. By default, it is 392.
	Lower Right X	Sets value for the X coordinate of the lower-right corner of the viewfinder window. By default, it is 640.
	Lower Right Y	Sets value for the Y coordinate of the lower-right corner of the viewfinder window. By default, it is 400.
UDI Data Format	UDI Data Format Switch	Allows to set formatting of UDI (Unique Device Identifier) data. There are 3 options: Disable Tokens Only Field Of View Picklist Mode
	Token Format	Sets the format for each data segment (token) in the UDI. The available formats are: String XML JSON
	Token Separator	Sets the character used to separate different parts (tokens) of the UDI data. There are 4 options: None Carriage Return Line Feed Tab
	UDI Date	Enable/disable the date format used in the UDI data.
	Resolve UDI Types	Allows you to identify UDI types. The available types are: GS1 HIBCC ICCBBA MA AHM
Basic Data Format	Barcode Identifier	Allows to identify the barcode. The options available are: Code ID Type None Code ID Type Aim Code ID Type Symbol
	Application Identifier	If enabled, the scanner will recognize the Application Identifiers (AI) in the barcode.
	Application ID Separator	Specifies separator between different Application Identifiers. By default, it is ().
	Special Characters Gs CodeSet	If enabled, the scanner will recognize the Gs (Group Separator) character in the barcode data.
	Additional Formatting	The options available are: None Prefix Suffix Prefix and Suffix Format Replace Replace, Prefix and Suffix
Prefix	Special characters	Used to simulate keyboard actions like backspace, new line, enter, or tabbing. The options are: None [BS] [LF] [CR] [HT]
	Custom characters	Allows you to set specific characters or symbols.
Prefix	Special characters	Used to simulate keyboard actions like backspace, new line, enter, or tabbing. The options are: None [BS] [LF] [CR] [HT]
	Custom characters	Allows you to set specific characters or symbols.
	Format	Specifies the exact sequence of suffixes.
Replace	Original Char	Specify the character in the scanned data you want to replace.
	Replace Char	Specifies the new character that will replace the original character.
	Hexadecimal	If enabled, the scanner identifies Original Char and Replace Char using their hexadecimal ASCII values.
	Control Char	Specifies actions related to control characters (non-printable characters). The actions are: None Delete non-printing control character Control character transmission
Barcode Settings	Aztec	Disabled by default.
	Chinese 25	Enabled by default.
	Codabar	Disabled by default.
	Code 11	Enabled by default.
	Code 128	Enabled by default.
	Code 39	Enabled by default.
	Code 93	Disabled by default.
	Composite	Disabled by default.
	Discrete 2 of 5	Disabled by default.
	Datamatrix	Enabled by default.
	DotCode	Disabled by default.
	EAN-13	Enabled by default.
	EAN-8	Enabled by default.
	GS1 DataBar Family	Disabled by default.
	Grid Matrix	Disabled by default.
	Han Xin	Disabled by default.
	Interleaved 2 of 5	Enabled by default.
	Matrix 2 of 5	Disabled by default.
	Maxi Code	Enabled by default.
	MicroPDF417	Disabled by default.
	MSI	Disabled by default.
	PDF417	Enabled by default.
	QR Code	Enabled by default.
	Trioptic	Disabled by default.
	UPC-A	Enabled by default.
	UPC-E	Disabled by default.
	UPC-E1	Disabled by default.
	Postal Codes	Disabled by default.
	UPC/EAN Extensions	Disabled by default.
	DPM Decoding	Disabled by default.
OCR Scan	OCR Decode Mode	Specifies how the scanner processes the Optical Character Recognition (OCR). The options available are: Off Normal Video Inverse Both
	OCR Template	Allows the scanner to use a predefined template to recognize specific text format from the scanned image using OCR. The available templates are: User defined Passport ISBN Pricefield MicrE-13 B
OCR Foundation Template	OCR Typeface Template	Allows users to choose OCR Typeface templates. The available templates are: OCR-A OCR-B Both A&B MICR SEMI
	OCR Character Type	Sets which type of characters the scanner should recognize during OCR. The options are: Numeric Alpha Alphanumeric Any (Including space)
	OCR Barcode Length (1-50)	Specify the length of the barcode. The default value is 6.
	OCR Custom Template	Allows you to define a specific format for the scanner to recognize during OCR.
Feature Set	Inter character delay	Allows you to set a delay between each character sent by the scanner.
	Enter key delay	Allows you to set a time for the scanner to wait before sending an Enter key.

System Feature Set Configuration

Settings	Description
Action	Allows you to configure feature set settings.
Status Bar Dropdown	Enable/Disable the status bar drop-down function. After disabling, the function of the status bar cannot be modified. Enabled by default.
Back	Enabled to make the left key active and functional.
Home	Enabled to make the middle key active and functional.
Menu	Enabled to make the right key active and functional.
Navigation Bar	After hiding the navigation bar, swipe up the bottom of the screen to call up the navigation bar.
Input Method	Enable/Disable IME pop up automatically for data entry by the user.
Pass Scan Key Code To Application	If enabled, pass the scan key code to the application.
Automatic Call Recording	If enabled, all calls are automatically recorded and saved to local sdcard/EnterpriseDesktop/record.
Three Finger Screenshots	To enable/disable the three-finger screenshots.
Screen Pinning	If enabled, you can see screen pinning to keep the current screen in view until you unpin (Power+Volume up).
Screen Pinning Timeout	Allows you to set the lock screen time.
Camera	Turning it off will disable the camera.
GPS	Turning it off will disable the GPS.
BlueTooth	Turning it off will disable Bluetooth.
Power Key	Turning it off will disable the Power Key.
Volume Key	Turning it off will disable the Volume Key.
Vibration mode setting	Disable or enable the vibration mode setting. The vibration mode cannot be set with the volume up + power key combination when blocked.
User/Guest	Sets whether to allow or disable adding users.
Screen lock	Turns the screen lock on or off.
External mounted memory	Sets whether external mounted memory is disabled.
USB OTG	Sets whether mounting USB OTG is disabled.
Airplane mode	Sets whether airplane mode is disabled.

Category	Configuration	Description
IME Activates	Permanently Prohibit	If enabled, it permanently prohibits soft keyboard popping up.
	Suspension Button	Click the button for prohibition and non-prohibition switching.
	Physical Button	If enabled, it turns on switch prohibition and non-prohibition by long press on FN, with full screen mode disable.
Default Launcher	Choice Default Launcher	Allows you to select the app to be used as the default launcher. The available default launchers are: com.android.launcher3 com.urovo.enterprisemodeldesktop
	Input Default Launcher	Allows you to manually type in the package name of the launcher app you want to set as the default.
USB	USB	Turning off will disable the USB.
	USB Mode	Allows you to choose the USB mode. The modes are: File Transfer MIDI PTP NO Data Transfer
	ADB	Turning off will disable ADM (Android Device Management).

APN Configuration

Settings	Description
Action	Allows you to configure APN settings.

Category	Configuration	Description
Add APN	Name	Add the name of the APN.
	APN	Set the actual APN address provided by your carrier.
	Proxy	Set an optional server address.
	Port	Enter the port number used with the proxy.
	Username	Enter the username provided by your carrier for authentication.
	Password	Enter the password for the username.
	Server	Enter the server address.
	MMSC	Enter the server address used for sending MMS (picture messages).
	MMS Proxy	Enter a proxy address used for MMS traffic.
	MMS Port	Enter the port number for the MMS proxy.
	MCC	Enter the 3-digit Mobile Country Code representing your country.
	MNC	Enter the 2- or 3-digit Mobile Network Code representing your specific mobile network.
	Authentication Type	Choose the type of authentication: None PAP CHAP PAP/CHAP
	APN Type	Enter the type of APN such as the default for internet, MMS for multimedia messaging, or supl for GPS services.
	APN Protocol	Choose the protocol used for data connection: IPv4 IPv6 IPv4/IPv6
	APN Roaming Protocol	Choose the APN protocol used while roaming: IPv4 IPv6 IPv4/IPv6
	Bearer	Enter a value to define the type of network connection. The default value is 0, which usually means it supports all types.
	Current	If enabled, the configured APN is marked as active.
Delete APN	Delete APN Names	Allows you to delete APN. Enter the APN display names separated by commas.

APP Configuration

Settings	Description
Action	Allows you to configure app settings.
Installs app	Enter URLs that can download apk directly, separated by commas. The device downloads and installs the app.
Uninstalled application	Enter the package name of the application to be uninstalled.
Set default launcher	Enter the package name that is set as default launcher.
Unknown source app	Allow installation of unknown (non-market path) app.
Verify apps over USB	If enabled, the device scans the apps installed through USB.
Initialize app status	Initialize app status. All disabled app is enabled.
Disabled app list	Enter the package name, distinguished by comma, to be disabled. Disabled apps are not visible in the Launcher and cannot be used.
Enabled app list	Enter the package name, distinguished by commas, to enable it. Enabled apps are visible in the launcher and can be used.

File Configuration

Settings	Description
File Actions	Allows you to configure file settings.
File name	Specifies information for the file to be downloaded.
File download url	Sets the source URL of a file to be downloaded.
File store path	Sets the destination file path where the downloaded file will be stored.

Kiosk Configuration

Settings	Description
Kiosk Configuration Action	Select the option required to configure the kiosk settings. The available options are: None Configure Kiosk Items(enable) Configure Kiosk Items(disable)
Kiosk PackageName	Enter the package name of the app used in kiosk mode.
Kiosk Exit Password	Sets the password to exit kiosk mode.

Microphone and audio recording Configuration

Settings	Description
Microphone and audio recording action	Allows you to configure microphone and audio recording settings.
Microphone and audio recording	If enabled, it allows microphone and audio recording.
Microphone and audio recording in the call	If enabled, it allows microphone and audio recording in the call.
List of packages	Enter the list of packages excluded from disabling the microphone and audio recording.
Proximity sensor	Set the proximity sensor not to work during a call.

Log Configuration

Settings	Description
Log Configuration action	Allows you to configure log settings.
Log state	If enabled, it starts the logging process. If disabled, it stops the logging process.
Main log	If enabled, it collects main logs from the system like app activities and system processes.
Kernel log	If enabled, it collects kernel logs like low-level system events and errors.
Radio log	If enabled, it collects logs related to radio communications like cellular network activities, Wi-Fi connections, and Bluetooth events.
Event log	If enabled, it collects event logs like app crashes and system notifications.

Net Configuration

Settings	Description
Net Configuration Action	Select the option required to configure net configuration settings.
Ethernet enable	If enabled, it activates the Ethernet port. If disabled, it deactivates the Ethernet port.

Battery Configuration

Settings	Description
Battery Configuration Action	Allows you to configure battery settings.
Battery percentage	Allows you to enable/disable the display of battery percentage on the screen.
High temperature	Sets a threshold temperature value after which the device may give a warning to prevent overheating of the device. The default value is 55.

7. Click Done after selecting the required configurations.
8. Associate the policy with the target devices by navigating to the Policy Targets tab.
9. Select the required Devices/Device Groups/Users/User Groups/Domains to which the policy is to be associated.
10. Click on Save.