Configure Unattended MAM Launchpads
Mobile Access Management Launchpad systems must be set up for unattended use.
An unattended Launchpad operates continuously without a specific user logged into the host operating systems.
The Launchpad application manages Smart Hubs that are physically connected to the workstation, enabling device Check In and Check Out workflows.
Imprivata recommends a headless system, with no display, mouse or keyboard.
Before You Begin
Confirm that your Mac and Windows computers meet all of the hardware, software, and networking requirements for Launchpads.
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The computer should be dedicated for Mobile Access Management, and not shared with other apps.
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Some method of VNC or other remote access is required to all stations.
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Enable Launchpad Monitoring. For more information, see Launchpad Monitoring.
Mac Launchpads
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Go to System Settings > Software Update > Automatic Updates. Click the information (i) icon to access the settings dialog.
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For Check for Updates, switch the toggle to ON.
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For Download new updates when available, switch the toggle to OFF.
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For Install macOS updates, switch the toggle to OFF.
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For Install applications from the App Store, switch the toggle to OFF.
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For Install Security Responses and system files, you can switch the toggle to ON.
Install the Launchpad app in the Applications folder.
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If the local user is an Administrator, install the app in
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If the local user is a Standard User, install the app in
~/Applications.”For more information, see Launchpad Update & Auto Launch on Mac.
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Add Launchpad application to Login Items so it launches automatically:
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Go to System Settings > General Sharing.
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Under the Content & Media section, set the Content Caching toggle to ON.
Windows Launchpads
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Mobile Access Management runs as a foreground service, so the computer must automatically log in as a user.
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The login user should not have admin privileges.
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Set the Launchpad application to run at start.
Set the computer to automatically boot in case of an unexpected shutdown. On Windows, this is turned on by default.
To verify the setting:





