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EMS Administration Guide

Introduction
- FortiClient EMS components
- Documentation
Getting started
- Getting started with managing Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints
- Getting started with managing Chromebooks
Installation preparation
- System requirements
- License types
  - FortiClient EMS
  - Component applications
- Required services and ports
- Management capacity
- FortiClient Telemetry security features
- Server readiness checklist for installation
- Upgrading from an earlier FortiClient EMS version
- Install preparation for managing Chromebooks
Installation and licensing
- Downloading the installation file
- Installing FortiClient EMS
  - Installing FortiClient EMS to specify SQL Server Enterprise or Standard instance
- Installing FortiClient EMS using the CLI
  - Allowing remote access to FortiClient EMS and using custom port numbers
  - Customizing the SQL Server Express install directory
- Starting FortiClient EMS and logging in
- Configuring EMS after installation
- Licensing FortiClient EMS
- Specifying different ports
- Upgrading Microsoft SQL Server Express to Microsoft SQL Server Standard or Enterprise
- Uninstalling FortiClient EMS
- Installation and setup for managing Chromebooks
  - Google Admin Console setup
  - Service account credentials
    - Configuring default service account credentials
    - Configuring unique service account credentials
- Verifying ports and services and connection between EMS and FortiClient
GUI
- Banner
- Left pane
- Content pane
Dashboard
- Viewing the Status
- Viewing the Vulnerability Scan dashboard
- Viewing Chromebook Status
Endpoint management
- Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints
- Group assignment rules
- Google Domains
Deployment & Installers
- Manage Deployment
- FortiClient Installer
Endpoint Policy & Components
- Manage Policies
- CA Certificates
- On-fabric Detection Rules
Chromebook Policy
Endpoint Profiles
- Editing a default profile
- Creating a new profile
- Adding a new Chromebook profile
- Managing profiles
- Remote Access
- ZTNA Destinations
- Web Filter
- Vulnerability Scan
- Malware Protection
- Sandbox
- Firewall
- System Settings
  - Configuring identity compliance for endpoints
- XML Configuration
Zero Trust Tags
- Zero Trust Tagging Rules
- Zero Trust Tag Monitor
- FortiOS dynamic policies using EMS dynamic endpoint groups
  - Configuring FortiOS dynamic policies using EMS dynamic endpoint groups
  - Restricting VPN access to rogue/non-compliant devices with Security Fabric
- Fabric Device Monitor
FortiGuard Outbreak Alerts
Software Inventory
- Applications
- Hosts
Quarantine Management
- Files
- Allowlist
Administration
- Administrators
- Admin roles
- Configuring User Settings
- Fabric Devices
  - Configuring EMS to share tagging information with multiple FortiGates
- SAML SSO
- Licenses
- Log Viewer
- Generate Diagnostic Logs
- Marking all endpoints as uninstalled
User Management
- Authorized User Groups
- Verified Users
- Unverified Users
- Local users
- SAML Configuration
- Invitations
- Configuring user verification with an LDAP server for authentication
- Configuring user verification with SAML authentication and an LDAP domain user account
System Settings
- Configuring EMS settings
- Configuring Logs settings
- Configuring FortiGuard Services settings
- Alerts
- Custom Messages
  - Customizing the endpoint quarantine message
  - Customizing Web Filter messages
- Feature Select
Multitenancy
- Enabling and configuring multitenancy
- Global and per-site configuration
  - Global configuration
  - Site level configuration
- Left pane with multitenancy enabled
- Editing a site
- Adding a multitenancy administrator
- Logging into EMS with multitenancy enabled
Redundancy
- Fabric connection setup using traffic manager
- Fabric connection setup using FortiGate as a load balancer
Creating a support package
Migrating to another EMS instance
FortiClient EMS API

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7.0.7

Getting started with managing Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints

This section provides an overview of how to perform the following tasks after you install and license FortiClient EMS:

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Getting started with managing Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints

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Secure Networking

Hybrid Mesh Firewall

NOC Management

LAN

WAN

Unified SASE

Single Vendor SASE

Cloud Network Security

Secure Endpoint Connectivity

Web Application / API Protection

Security Operations

Security Operations Automation

Identity

Early Detection & Prevention

Secure Networking

Hybrid Mesh Firewall

NOC Management

LAN

WAN

Communication & Surveillance

Unified SASE

Single Vendor SASE

Secure Endpoint Connectivity

Cloud Network Security

Cloud-Native Security

Web Application / API Protection

Security Operations

Security Operations Automation

Endpoint

Data Protection

Identity

Email

Early Detection & Prevention

Expert Services

Edge Firewall

Orchestration & management

SD Branch

Application Delivery

Single Vendor SASE

Secure Endpoint Connectivity

Secure Private Access

Thin Edge

Identity

Application Gateway

Enterprise Asset Management

Endpoint Agent

Agentless Security Posture

Identity

Wireless

Switching

Identity

Privilege Acccess Management

Next Generation Firewall

Orchestration & management

Expert Services

All

All

Account Management

SAAS Management

SAAS Application Security

Managed Services

Platform as a service (PAAS)

Other SAAS Services

4D Pillars

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