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    • EMS Administration Guide

    Home FortiClient 6.0.5 EMS Administration Guide
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    Editing the default profile

    Editing the default profile

    You can edit the default profile to add or remove settings. You can revert to default settings by clicking Revert to Default.

    1. Do one of the following:
      1. To edit the default profile for Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints, go to Endpoint Profiles > Local Profiles, and click the Default profile.
      2. To edit the default profile for Chromebooks, go to Endpoint Profiles > Local Chromebook Profiles, and click the Default - Chromebooks profile.
    2. Configure the settings on the tabs. See Profile references.
    3. Click Save to save the profile.
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    Editing the default profile

    Editing the default profile

    You can edit the default profile to add or remove settings. You can revert to default settings by clicking Revert to Default.

    1. Do one of the following:
      1. To edit the default profile for Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints, go to Endpoint Profiles > Local Profiles, and click the Default profile.
      2. To edit the default profile for Chromebooks, go to Endpoint Profiles > Local Chromebook Profiles, and click the Default - Chromebooks profile.
    2. Configure the settings on the tabs. See Profile references.
    3. Click Save to save the profile.
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