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What is the difference between list custom setting and hierarchy custom setting?
The advantage is, if we want to change or add picklist value, we do not need to change it in a VF page. In Custom Settings, we can add or change the value. Hierarchy Custom Settings: A type of custom setting that uses a built-in hierarchical logic that lets you “personalize” settings for specific profiles or users.
What is the use of custom setting?
Custom settings are similar to custom objects in that they let you customize org data. Unlike custom objects, which have records based on them, custom settings let you utilize custom data sets across your org. Custom settings also let you distinguish particular users or profiles based on custom criteria.
How to manage custom app policies and settings?
Admins decide which users can upload custom apps, and admins and team owners can determine whether specific teams in your organization allow custom apps to be added to them. After you edit the custom app policy, it can take a few hours for changes to take effect. You must be a global admin or Teams service admin to manage these policies.
How are app configuration policies used in Microsoft Intune?
Use app configuration policies in Microsoft Intune to provide custom configuration settings for an iOS/iPadOS app. These configuration settings allow an app to be customized based on the app suppliers direction. You must get these configuration settings (keys and values) from the supplier of the app.
How to add app configuration policies for managed iOS / iPadOS?
1 In Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center, add the Intune Company Portal app if it has not been added yet, by going to Apps > All apps > Add. 2 Go to Apps > App configuration policies, to create an app configuration policy for the Company Portal app. 3 Create an app configuration policy with the XML below.
How to manage Microsoft apps on managed devices?
As the Microsoft Intune administrator, you can control which work or school accounts are added to Microsoft apps on managed devices. You can limit access to only allowed organization user accounts and block personal accounts on enrolled devices. For iOS/iPadOS devices, use the following key/value pairs in a Managed Devices app configuration policy: