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Enrollment Settings

Mobile Client Enrollment Address - specifies the address which mobile clients should use when enrolling in client management.
Note: It is highly recommended to use a DNS name for the mobile client enrollment address. After successfully enrolling in Client Management, the Files Advanced mobile app stores the address of the Files Advanced server. If that address is an IP address and it changes, the users cannot reach the server, the app cannot be unmanaged and the users will have to delete the whole app and enroll in management again.
Allow mobile clients restored to new devices to auto-enroll without PIN – when enabled, allows users managed by older versions of Files Advanced mobile to enroll to your new server without needing a PIN.
Use user principal name (UPN) for authentication to Gateway Servers - when enabled, users will authenticate to Gateway Servers with their UPN (e.g. user@company.com). When disabled, users will authenticate with their domain name and username (e.g. domain/user).

Device Enrollment Requires:

PIN number + Active Directory username and password - In order to activate their Files Advanced app and gain access to Files Advanced servers, a user is required to enter an expiring, one-time use PIN number and a valid Active Directory username and password. This option ensures that a user can only enroll one device, and only after receiving a PIN number issued by their IT administrator. This option is recommended when the enhanced security of two-factor device enrollment is required.
Active Directory username and password only - A user can activate their Files Advanced app using only their Active Directory username and password. This option allows a user to enroll one or more devices at any point in the future. Users just need to be given the name of their Files Advanced server, or a URL pointing to their Files Advanced server, which can be posted on a web site or emailed, simplifying the rollout of Files Advanced to large numbers of users. This option is preferred in environments where two-factor enrollment is not required and many users may need access to Files Advanced at any time, such as student deployments.