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docs/endpointpolicymanager/components/endpointprivilegemanager/manual/macos/applicationlaunch.md

@@ -20,15 +20,9 @@ Refer back to the Application Launch section earlier and make a matching rule. F
 might want to make a matching rule for Firefox Browser.  You may need multiple rules if a product
 has multiple executables.
 
-![A screen shot of a computer
+![A screen shot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/using_macos_admin_approval.webp)
 
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-![A computer screen with a screen showing a login page
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+![A computer screen with a screen showing a login page Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/using_macos_admin_approval_1.webp)
 
 :::note
 The Endpoint Policy Manager Least Privilege Admin Approval tool for Windows must be used
@@ -38,7 +32,4 @@ to perform approval requests.
 
 The following options are honored in the Mac (and Windows) client:
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/using_macos_admin_approval_2.webp)

docs/endpointpolicymanager/components/endpointprivilegemanager/manual/macos/installclient.md

@@ -9,53 +9,35 @@ sidebar_position: 10
 After logging into Endpoint Policy Manager Cloud, head to Company Details, locate Download PolicyPak
 Cloud Client for MacOS Installer, and follow the directions.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/how_to_install_the_endpointpolicymanager.webp)
 
 Then follow the directions on the Mac and the Endpoint Policy Manager Least Privilege Manager pieces
 contained within the Endpoint Policy Manager Cloud Client.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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-Description automatically
-generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/how_to_install_the_endpointpolicymanager_1.webp)
+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/how_to_install_the_endpointpolicymanager_1.webp)
 
 Then use the details provided earlier to install the certificate and register with the Endpoint
 Policy Manager Cloud service.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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-Description automatically
-generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/how_to_install_the_endpointpolicymanager_2.webp)
+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/how_to_install_the_endpointpolicymanager_2.webp)
 
 ## Endpoint Policy Manager Commands after Installation
 
 Endpoint Policy Manager on Mac has a variety of commands you can perform.  Start with
 `policypak –help` to see all the commands which might be different than what is presented here.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/how_to_install_the_endpointpolicymanager_3.webp)
 
 A few important commands to try out would be:
 
 `Policypak cloud-sync` which shows the list of policies affecting this Mac. Tip: This command may be
 run by any user (without Sudo / admin rights.)
 
-![A black screen with white text
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+![A black screen with white text Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/how_to_install_the_endpointpolicymanager_4.webp)
 
 `Policypak license-list –verbose` to get the license list from Cloud service.
 
-![A computer screen with white text
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+![A computer screen with white text Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/how_to_install_the_endpointpolicymanager_5.webp)
 
 And `policypak policy-list` to get a total list of what is happening on the machine.
 
@@ -64,7 +46,4 @@ And `policypak policy-list` to get a total list of what is happening on the mach
 Mac policies are then created in the in-cloud editors against the All | MacOS groups or any Company
 Groups’ macOS group like what’s seen here.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/how_to_install_the_endpointpolicymanager_7.webp)

docs/endpointpolicymanager/components/endpointprivilegemanager/manual/macos/scenarios/conditions.md

@@ -8,10 +8,7 @@ sidebar_position: 30
 
 To make a match you need to match one or more Conditions: Path, Hash or Signature.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/conditions_1.webp)
 
 - Path – The name of the file and/or the location. This is the least secure method so use it with
   caution. You may also provide a folder or folder recursively.
@@ -20,21 +17,15 @@ generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/conditions_1.webp)
 
 You can see the dialogs for Path, Hash and Signature condition here:
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/conditions_2.webp)
 
 To acquire the Path, you may use the Finder.
 
 ![conditions_3](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/conditions_3.webp)
 
 To acquirethe application's Hash or Signature, you can use the `ppfileinfo` tool:
 
-![A computer screen with white text
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+![A computer screen with white text Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/conditions_4.webp)
 
 Actions:
 
@@ -44,10 +35,7 @@ Actions:
 - Elevate — Gives the user elevated privileges for actions, e.g. can perform actions without admin
   rights.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/conditions_5.webp)
 
 Additional Approve settings may be:
 
@@ -64,7 +52,4 @@ Teacher2, etc.) to perform the work.
 :::
 
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/conditions_6.webp)

docs/endpointpolicymanager/components/endpointprivilegemanager/manual/macos/scenarios/launchcontrol.md

@@ -26,24 +26,15 @@ In this example we are using a Signing Identifier: `org.mozilla.firefox`.
 
 Then use that as your condition:
 
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/application_launch_approval_2.webp)
 
 The result of the policy is that the application will be blocked on launch.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/application_launch_approval_3.webp)
 
 Other actions besides Deny Execution are Allow Execution, with some options:
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/application_launch_approval_4.webp)
 
 - No Confirmation — Application launches
 - Confirmation — Provides a pop-up asking user to confirm the actual launch
@@ -53,7 +44,4 @@ generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/application_launch_approv
 
 Examples of the dialog boxes may be seen here:
 
-![Screens screenshot of a computer
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+![Screens screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/application_launch_approval_5.webp)

docs/endpointpolicymanager/components/endpointprivilegemanager/manual/macos/scenarios/mountunmount.md

@@ -17,10 +17,7 @@ video for an overview of this section.
 
 You might want to manage when USB devices and/or .DMG disk files can be mounted (or unmounted).
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/mount_unmount_for_usb_and.webp)
 
 You can perform the following functions:
 
@@ -49,15 +46,9 @@ Targets:
 
 For a simple demo, let's Block All USB and DMG devices.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/mount_unmount_for_usb_and_1.webp)
 
 The result of trying to attach a new device by USB can be seen here, as Endpoint Policy Manager has
 blocked it.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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-Description automatically
-generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/mount_unmount_for_usb_and_2.webp)
+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/mount_unmount_for_usb_and_2.webp)

docs/endpointpolicymanager/components/endpointprivilegemanager/manual/macos/scenarios/overview.md

@@ -16,7 +16,4 @@ Endpoint Policy Manager for Mac supports a variety of scenarios:
 - Finder Policy — Elevate application installs and uninstalls
 - Privilege Elevation — Elevate applications which have helper applications
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/supported_scenarios_and_policy.webp)

docs/endpointpolicymanager/components/endpointprivilegemanager/manual/macos/scenarios/packageinstallation.md

@@ -16,7 +16,4 @@ video for an overview of this section.
 When a standard user attempts to install a .PKG file they are not allowed to do so. In this example,
 Skype for Business prompts the user for admin credentials before installing.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/package_installation_policy.webp)

docs/endpointpolicymanager/components/endpointprivilegemanager/manual/macos/scenarios/sudo.md

@@ -22,17 +22,11 @@ provide actual admin credentials. In this example the user wants to perform the
 Sudo mkdir /Users/Sudo/test1 but is blocked with a password request.
 ```
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/sudo.webp)
 
 To overcome this, create a SUDO rule like this one:
 
-:![A screenshot of a computer
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+:![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/sudo_1.webp)
 
 The Actions are:
 
@@ -47,7 +41,4 @@ For this example policy, choose **Elevate**.
 After the policy is synced, the result on the client can be seen here, where the same command now
 runs without password requirement.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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-Description automatically
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/sudo_2.webp)

docs/endpointpolicymanager/components/endpointprivilegemanager/manual/macos/scenarios/systemsettings.md

@@ -16,10 +16,7 @@ video for an overview of this section.
 Standard Users are prompted when they access System Settings in MacOS. For instance, trying to
 modify Date&Time or Wi-Fi settings prompts standard users for admin credentials.
 
-![Screens screenshot of a computer
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+![Screens screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/system_settings_policy.webp)
 
 System Settings Policy enables you to:
 
@@ -31,10 +28,7 @@ System Settings Policy enables you to:
 In this example, we are permitting a Standard User to overcome restricted access to Date&Time and
 Wi-Fi System Settings.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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-Description automatically
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/mac/scenarios/system_settings_policy_1.webp)
 
 Without Endpoint Policy Manager policy, the system asks for administrator confirmation to change
 system settings for the standard user. With Endpoint Policy Manager you are able to provide the

docs/endpointpolicymanager/components/endpointprivilegemanager/manual/windows/adminapproval/avoidpopups.md

@@ -24,10 +24,7 @@ This will generally happen when two things are true:
 When an application is detected as an installer, even if a user doesn’t click on it, pop-ups may
 still come up.. Two examples of pop-ups that users might see, OneDrive and Java, are shown here.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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-Description automatically
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/leastprivilege/adminapproval/avoid_pop_ups_with_admin_approval.webp)
 
 There are two ways to overcome these messages:
 
@@ -51,10 +48,7 @@ The first way to see which applications are causing unwanted pop-ups is via Endp
 operational logs, as seen here. To find this log, go to `Users\<username>\AppData\Local\PolicyPak`
 Least Privilege Manager, and open ppUser_operational.log.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer program
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+![A screenshot of a computer program Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/leastprivilege/adminapproval/avoid_pop_ups_with_admin_approval_1.webp)
 
 :::note
 Some applications may have different ways to self-update, possibly calling more than one
@@ -69,10 +63,7 @@ You can get similar information from the Endpoint Policy Manager event logs, whi
 **Application and Services Logs** > **Endpoint Policy Manager**. An event will appear showing
 canceled dialogs, like the one shown here.
 
-![A screenshot of a computer
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+![A screenshot of a computer Description automatically generated](/images/endpointpolicymanager/leastprivilege/adminapproval/avoid_pop_ups_with_admin_approval.webp)
 
 There is more information on using Event Viewer with Endpoint Policy Manager at the end of this
 guide, with specific event IDs to search for.