Lenovo ThinkPad Deployment Manual page 12

The LenovoConfigSettings section provides control for the security and encryption for the ThinkPad Tablet. It
imports configuration settings such as WiFi profiles, corporate domain servers, virtual private networks, and
certificates. Once these are applied, they cannot be deleted.
The LenovoPolicySettings section allows you to set controls for the various functions of the ThinkPad tablet
such as the camera, microphone, SD cards and Bluetooth, and Wifi radios. Any of these functions can be
enabled or disabled depending on your corporate policy.
The AndroidPolicySetting section is used to set up policy settings supported natively by Android, including
storage encryption, password length, number of numbers and letters required.
Note that a UUID is required for each XML file that you create. If you want to overwrite or remove any existing
policies, you can send down a new file with the same UUID of the existing applied policy, and it will overwrite
the existing file. Since multiple XML files (with different UUIDs)can be resident on the ThinkPad Tablet, the
file with the strongest policies will be applied. For example, if you have an XML file that requires only a
numeric password and another file with a different UUID that requires a longer, alphanumeric password, the
file with the alphanumeric password will be applied.
The following tables provide information on settings for the XML file. The table headers are:
• Setting - The setting in the xml file that you can use require a user to log in to a corporate server or to allo
or prevent user from using a certain function require of the device.
• Parameter - The fields in the setting that you assign a value for the user to fill in
• Value - The required value you need to enter for that field such as server address, user id, Yes/No and
so on.
• Notes - Any special notes that apply to a setting.
Table 1. LenovoConfigSettings
Setting Parameter
Email Account • Type
• SSL
• AcceptAllCerts
Domain Server • ServerAddress
• UserID
• Password
Certificate Type • Type
• Name
• Filename/Encoded
VPN • PPTP
• L2TP
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– Name
– Server
– OverwriteIfExists
– DNSSearchDomain
– DNSSearchDomain
– Encryption
– Name
Values
• Exchange
• Yes/No
• Yes/No
• Server address
• User ID
• Password
• Root/User
• Certificate Name
• ?
• Point-toPoint Tunneling Protocol
– Protocol names
– Server IP address
– Yes/No
– Domain IP Address
– Domain IP address
– Yes/No
• Layer 2 Tunnel Protocol
– Name of the server
Notes
Microsoft Exchange is
the only supported email
type at this time.
• Server address is
required
• Optional
• Optional
Certificates may be
included in the XML file
in a Base-64 encoded
format.