GlobalProtect Portals Agent Config Selection Criteria Tab

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Select the Config Selection Criteria tab to configure the matching criteria used to identify the endpoint type in deployments with both managed and unmanaged endpoints. The portal can push specified configurations to the endpoint based on the endpoint type.

GlobalProtect Portal Config Selection Criteria Settings	Description
User/User Group tab
OS	Add one or more endpoint operating system (OS) to specify which endpoints receive this configuration. The portal automatically learns the OS of the endpoint and incorporates details for that OS in the client configuration. You can select Any OS or a specific OS (Android, Chrome, iOS, IoT, Linux, Mac, Windows, or WindowsUWP).
User/User Group	Add the specific users or user groups to which this configuration applies. Note:  You must configure group mapping (Device > User Identification > Group Mapping Settings) before you can select user groups. To deploy this configuration to all users, select any from the User/User Group drop-down. To deploy this configuration only to users with GlobalProtect apps in pre-logon mode, select pre-logon from the User/User Group drop-down.
Device Checks
Machine account exists with device serial number	Configure matching criteria based on whether the endpoint serial number exists in the Active Directory.
Certificate Profile	Select the certificate profile that the GlobalProtect portal uses to match the machine certificate sent by the GlobalProtect app.
Custom Checks
Custom Checks	Select this option to define custom host information to match.
Registry Key	To check Windows endpoints for a specific registry key, Add the Registry Key for which to match. To match only the endpoints that lack the specified registry key or key value, enable the Key does not exist or match the specified value data option. To match on specific values, Add the Registry Value and Value Data. To match endpoints that do not have the specified registry value, select Negate.When you select the Negate option, you must leave the Value Data field empty.You can select the Negate option for a Registry Value in Custom Checks in the GlobalProtect Portal that does not have the specified registry value (matching the absence of registry value). Note:  If you configure a registry value with the Negate option and leave the Value Data field empty, the Negate works on the registry value.Negate option and Value Data match are mutually exclusive and you cannot configure Value Data and Negate option together.
Plist	To check macOS endpoints for a specific entry in the property list (plist), Add the Plist name. To match only the endpoints that do not have the specified plist, enable the Plist does not exist option. To match on specific key-value pairs within the plist, Add the Key and corresponding Value. To match endpoints that explicitly do not have the specified key or value, select Negate.

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GlobalProtect Portals Agent Tab