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If you are using a Mobile Security Manager to manage end user mobile devices and you are using HIP-enabled policy enforcement, you must configure the gateway to communicate with the Mobile Security Manager to retrieve the HIP reports for the managed devices.

For more detailed information on setting up the GlobalProtect Mobile Security Manager service, refer to Set Up the GlobalProtect Mobile Security Manager

in the GlobalProtect 6.2 Administrator’s Guide . For detailed step-by-step instructions for setting up the gateway to retrieve the HIP reports on the GlobalProtect Mobile Security Manager, refer to Enable Gateway Access to the GlobalProtect Mobile Security Manager

Add MDM information for the Mobile Security Manager to enable the gateway to communicate with the Mobile Security Manager.

GlobalProtect MDM Setting	Description
Name	Enter a name for the Mobile Security Manager (up to 31 characters). The name is case-sensitive and must be unique. Use only letters, numbers, spaces, hyphens, and underscores.
Location	For a firewall that is in multiple virtual system mode, the Location is the virtual system (vsys) where the Mobile Security Manager is available. For a firewall that is not in multi-vsys mode, the Location field does not appear in the MDM dialog. After you save the Mobile Security Manager, you cannot change its Location.
Connection Settings
Server	Enter the IP address or FQDN of the interface on the Mobile Security Manager where the gateway connects to retrieve HIP reports. Ensure that you have a service route to this interface.
Connection Port	The connection port is where the Mobile Security Manager listens for HIP report requests. The default port is 5008, which is the same port on which the GlobalProtect Mobile Security Manager listens. If you are using a third-party Mobile Security Manager, enter the port number on which that server listens for HIP report requests.
Client Certificate	Choose the client certificate for the gateway to present to the Mobile Security Manager when it establishes an HTTPS connection. This certificate is required only if the Mobile Security Manager is configured to use mutual authentication.
Trusted Root CA	Click Add and then select the root CA certificate that was used to issue the certificate for the interface where the gateway connects to retrieve HIP reports. (This server certificate can be different from the certificate issued for the device check-in interface on the Mobile Security Manager).You must import the root CA certificate and add it to this list.

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