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| ====== Corporate or ISP / MSP Branding ====== | ====== Branding the Enterprise Appliance and Apps ====== |
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| The Storage Made Easy On-Site EFSS Cloud Control Appliance can be deeply branded at web and desktop App / Mobile App level.\\ \\ This guide steps you through the levels of branding available | The File Fabric Appliance can be branded at the web and desktop App / Mobile App level. |
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| | This guide steps you through the levels of branding available |
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| ===== 1 Appliance Branding ===== | ===== 1 Appliance Branding ===== |
| {{:/cloudappliance:branding:steps:sme_4_sme_mac_packager.png}} | {{:/cloudappliance:branding:steps:sme_4_sme_mac_packager.png}} |
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| The Mac Packager enables to preset the options that are generated for the Mac Tools including logo, name and other options related to the functionality of the tools what elements of the tools are included. The customer can use this to generate their own custom packaged Mac desktop tooling solution for their user base. This includes also setting default sync locations for direct corporate roll - out. | The [[/packagers/macos]] enables a branded Mac Tools installation package to be created including logo, name and options related to the functionality of the tools. The customer can use this to generate their own custom packaged Mac desktop tooling solution for their user base. This includes also setting default sync locations for direct corporate roll - out. |
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