Customer HubAvailable configurations
Relution offers a variety of configuration options to efficiently control macOS devices. These configurations can be selected and customized in policies. The big advantage is that policies and the included configurations can be easily distributed to a large number of devices.
Available Configurations
| Configuration | Description |
|---|---|
| Active Directory → | Configures the Active Directory integration |
| Managed Domains → | Defines managed email domains |
| AirPlay → | Manages wireless content streaming to AirPlay-enabled receiver devices |
| AirPrint → | Manages AirPrint printer settings |
| Login Window → | Manages the login window on the device |
| App compliance → | Manages app-specific restrictions |
| App Store restrictions → | Manages App Store restrictions |
| App to VPN Mapping → | Configures the VPN used by individual apps |
| Apple Configurator 2 Configuration → | Applies a configuration profile (.mobileconfig) created with Apple Configurator 2 to devices |
| Accessibility → | Configures the accessibility features of the device |
| Conditional Access → | Requires the device to set up Conditional Access via the Relution Agent to use protected resources |
| Notifications → | Configures notification settings for apps |
| Screen saver → | Configures a password-protected screen saver |
| Parental Controls → | Configures the parental controls settings |
| Desktop → | Configures the desktop settings |
| DNS Proxy → | Configures a DNS proxy |
| Encrypted DNS settings → | Configures encrypted DNS settings (macOS 11 or later) |
| Dock → | Configures the Dock |
| Email → | Adds email configurations for multiple users |
| Disk Management Settings → | Installs disk management settings on the device (macOS 15 or later, supervised devices only) |
| Extensible Single Sign-On → | Configures an app extension that performs single sign-on |
| Exchange → | Configures Exchange accounts |
| External Intelligence Settings → | Controls external, cloud-based AI integrations via Siri and Apple Intelligence (macOS 26.4 or later) |
| FileVault → | Configures the disk encryption of a macOS device |
| Web Content Filter → | Allows or blocks specific web URLs (supervised devices only) |
| Finder settings → | Configures the Finder settings of a macOS device |
| Firewall → | Configures the firewall |
| Device settings → | Configures general device settings (supervised devices only) |
| Device name → | Configures the device name (supervised devices only) |
| Global Preferences → | Configures global preferences |
| Global ethernet settings → | Manages the global Ethernet connection settings |
| Global HTTP Proxy → | Configures global proxy settings (supervised devices only) |
| Content Caching → | Configures the content caching service |
| Intelligence Settings → | Centrally controls Apple Intelligence features such as Genmoji, Image Playground and Writing Tools (macOS 26.4 or later) |
| Calendar → | Manages CalDAV accounts |
| Kernel Extensions → | Manages kernel extensions |
| Contact → | Manages CardDAV accounts |
| Accounts → | Configures account settings |
| Login Items → | Manages items launched automatically at login |
| Managed App → | Pushes configurations to managed apps |
| Math Settings → | Centrally configures functions and modes of the Apple Calculator app (macOS 15 or later) |
| Migration Assistant Settings → | Controls the behaviour of Migration Assistant, including managed migration and excluded accounts and paths (macOS 26.4 or later, supervised devices only) |
| Passcode → | Manages the passcode policy for Apple devices |
| Proxies → | Configures proxies |
| Relution Decon → | DNS-based content filter for websites and apps |
| Restrictions → | Manages device restrictions |
| Safari settings → | Centrally controls the Safari browser’s behaviour, e.g. history, private browsing and start page (macOS 26 or later) |
| Safari Extensions → | Manages Safari extension settings (macOS 15 or later, supervised devices only) |
| SCEP → | Manages SCEP settings |
| Font → | Adds fonts to the device |
| Script → | Manages scheduled script execution via the macOS Companion (only selectable if the macOS Companion is enabled) |
| Setup Assistant → | Hide setup steps shown after the initial setup |
| Security Preferences → | Configures security preferences |
| Siri Settings → | Centrally controls Siri’s behaviour, including the profanity filter (macOS 26.4 or later) |
| Software update settings → | Controls the update behaviour of devices, e.g. automatic download, deferral and notifications (macOS 15 or later, supervised devices only) |
| System policy control → | Configures system policy control settings |
| Energy saver → | Configures the energy saver settings |
| System Extensions → | Manages system extensions |
| System updates → | Manages updates of macOS devices (deprecated, successor: Managed Software Updates) |
| System preferences → | Configures system preferences |
| Keyboard Settings → | Centrally controls keyboard features such as dictation and mathematical keyboard suggestions (macOS 26.4 or later) |
| Time Machine → | Manages the Time Machine settings on the device |
| Managed Software Updates → | Enforces operating system updates, targeting a specific version by a deadline (macOS 14 or later, supervised devices only) |
| VPN → | Manages VPN settings |
| Weblink → | Adds a weblink to devices |
| WiFi → | Manages Wi-Fi settings |
| Certificate → | Selects a certificate to be installed on the device by default |
The Active Directory, Apple Configurator 2 configuration, Encrypted DNS settings, Email, Extensible Single Sign-On, Exchange, Web Content Filter, Calendar, Contact, Managed App, Safari Extensions, SCEP, Font, Script, System policy control, VPN, Weblink, WiFi and Certificate configurations can be added to a policy multiple times; all other configurations only once. Once a configuration that is allowed only once is part of the policy, it is no longer offered in the selection dialog. The same applies if an Apple Configurator 2 configuration already contains a profile of this type.
In the selection dialog, badges indicate requirements, such as a minimum macOS version, supervised devices (Supervised) or support for User Enrollment → (Supports user enrollment). On Macs enrolled via User Enrollment, only some of the configurations are applied.
The Script configuration only appears in the selection dialog if the Enable macOS companion option is turned on under Settings → Relution Client Apps (enabled by default).