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Oloid Vault (Chrome / Chromium) - How to Deploy Oloid Vault using Microsoft Intune (MDM)

This document provides step-by-step instructions to deploy Oloid Vault using Microsoft Intune (MDM).

Introduction

This document explains how to deploy Oloid Vault for Chrome/Chromium using Microsoft Intune (MDM). It covers importing the required ADMX administrative template, creating a configuration profile, configuring the Oloid Vault extension settings, applying the managed configuration (Autopair key), and assigning the profile to target devices.

Prerequisites

  • You must have admin access to the Microsoft Intune Admin Center.

  • You must have the Oloid Vault CRX file and its version number.

    Note: Contact Oloid Support to obtain the latest CRX file.

  • You must create XML update manifest file and host both the Oloid Vault CRX file and the XML update manifest file on a web server that is accessible to all client devices.

    <gupdate xmlns="http://www.google.com/update2/response" protocol="2.0">
    <app appid="extension ID">
    <updatecheck codebase="https://path-to-file-hosting/Oloid_Vault.crx" version="version number of extension"/>
    </app>
    </gupdate>

    Note: Before hosting the XML file, update the following values:

    • Codebase: Replace the value of codebase with the URL of the Oloid Vault CRX file.

    • Version: Replace the value to Version with the CRX file version number.

  • You must have ADMX and ADML template files.

    Note: Contact Oloid Support to get ADMX and ADML files.

  • You must download/copy the AutoPairConfig.txt file from the Tenant Admin Portal. For more information, refer Oloid Vault (Chrome / Chromium)- How to Generate and Download Auto-Pair Config File in the Tenant Admin Portal | Oloid Help Center.

Steps to Deploy Oloid Vault (Chrome/Chromium) via Microsoft Intune

Import ADMX Template

  1. Log in to Microsoft Intune Admin Account.

    The Microsoft Intune home page is displayed.

  2. Select Devices.

    The Devices page is displayed.

  3. Click Windows.

    The Windows devices screen is displayed.

  4. Go to Manage devices > click Configuration.

    The Configuration screen is displayed.

  5. Click Import ADMX.

    The Import ADMX screen is displayed.

  6. Click +Import.

    The Import settings screen is displayed.

  7. On ADMX file upload tab, do the following:

    1. Select ADMX file.

    2. Select ADML file for the default language.

      Note: Contact Oloid Support to get the ADML and ADML files.

    3. Click Next.

      The Review + create tab is displayed.

  8. On Review + create tab, click Create.

    The ADMX file is created and added in the Import ADMX list.

Create Configuration Profile

  1. Navigate to Devices > Windows > Manage devices > Configuration.

    The Configuration page is displayed.

  2. Click Create > New Policy.

    The Create a profile screen is displayed.

  3. Do the following:

    1. Select Windows 10 and later as Platform.

    2. Select Templates as Profile type.

    3. Select Imported Administrative templates as Template.

    4. Click Create.

      The Create Profile screen is displayed.

  4. On Basics tab, do the following:

    1. Enter Name.

    2. Enter Description (Optional).

    3. Click Next.

      The Configuration settings tab is displayed.

  5. On Configuration settings tab, do the following:

    1. Select Computer Configuration > Browser.

    2. Select Google Chrome > Settings.

      Configure both the settings as follows:

      1. To configure Force install and pin settings, do the following:

        1. Select Enabled.

        2. Enter the Extension settings.

          Paste the following string in the Extension settings field:

          {"emfjhgabpppncmmjkchbempageioanbd":{"installation_mode":"force_installed","toolbar_pin":"force_pinned","update_url":"https://updates.oloid.ai/chrome-vault.xml","override_update_url":true}}

          Note: Replace the value of update_url with the URL of the XML update manifest file that you created and hosted as part of the prerequisites. Ensure that the URL is accessible to all client devices.

        3. Click OK.

          The Force-install and pin settings is configured successfully.

      2. If Managed Configuration is selected.

        1. Select Enabled.

        2. Enter the autopair key in the Configuration (base64) field.

        3. Click OK.

          The Managed Configuration is configured successfully.

    3. Click Next.

      The Scope tags tab is displayed.

  6. On Scope tags, click Next.

    The Assignments tab is displayed.

  7. On Assignments tab, do the following.

    1. Click Add groups to assign this profile to your target device groups.

      Note: Click + Add all devices to apply to all enrolled devices.

      The Select groups to include pop-up box is displayed.

    2. Do the following.

      1. Select the group(s) from the list.

        Note: You can select multiple groups.

      2. Click Select.

        The Group is added in the list.

    3. Click Next.

      The Assignment tab is configured successfully and Review + create tab is displayed.

  8. On the Review + create tab, review the summary and confirm the following:

    1. Force-install and pin settings (Google Chrome) is Enabled.

    2. Managed configuration (Google Chrome) is Enabled.

    3. Correct group is assigned.

  9. Click Create.

    The Configuration profile is created successfully.


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