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(12.05.100-en) How to Edit Profiles in the IGEL UMS

In the IGEL Universal Management Suite (UMS), you can edit the existing profiles. You can edit the description data of a profile as well as the profile configuration.


Menu path: UMS Console > Profiles

How to Edit Description Data of a Profile

Description data consist of the name of the profile, a descriptive text, the firmware version this profile is based on, and the overwrite flag for sessions.

To edit these settings:

  1. Under Profiles, select the required profile.

  2. Change the settings according to your needs.

When changing the firmware version under Based on, remember that profile settings will be lost if they are not supported in the new firmware.

 

  1. To save the changes, click image-20240614-150628.png or Edit > Save description.
    The data are now updated in the database.

How to Edit the Profile Configuration

To edit the profile configuration, proceed as follows:

  1. Under Profiles, select the required profile and click [context menu] > Edit Configuration or Edit > Edit Configuration.
    Or you can simply double-click the required profile.


    The configuration dialog will open.



     

  2. To change settings, click on the activation symbol in front of the parameter until the desired function is active:

    • image-20240614-151422.png - The parameter is inactive and will not be configured by the profile.

    • image-20240614-151427.png - The parameter is active and will be configured by the profile. Template keys are inactive.

    • image-20240614-151432.png - Reset to the default value.
      The following activation symbols are only displayed if template profiles are activated (see  ):

    • image-20240614-151439.png - The parameter is active and will be configured by the profile. Template keys are active.

    • image-20240614-151445.png - The parameter is active and will be configured by the profile using a template key.

 

  1. Save the changes.

  2. Determine when the changes should take effect – immediately or at the next reboot of the device.