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Deployment

Installing and provisioning Sanas across Windows, macOS, thin clients and Chrome, plus SSO and activation.

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Windows DeploymentSanas is easy to set up on Windows — install it on individual computers, or roll it out automatically across an entire organization using common IT tools. Ea...
macOS DeploymentSetting up Sanas on macOS is straightforward — install it on individual Macs one at a time, or deploy it automatically across the organization using standard...
Whitelisting Sanas URLsTo ensure the Sanas App, Sanas Portal, and other Sanas services function properly, Sanas official URLs must be whitelisted within your organization's network...
How to Share App Logs on WindowsThe article provides instructions for manually collecting the Sanas app logs from a Windows computer and sharing them with Sanas Support if requested. The ge...
Stratodesk NoTouch OS InstallationStratodesk NoTouch OS is a Linux-based, read-only operating system. On NoTouch OS, Sanas is deployed using an application distribution link instead of a trad...
Configure Auto-Activation for Sanas AppAuto-Activation is an app authentication mode that does not require any manual credential entry from the user. Instead, it verifies a user's access to the Sa...
Google Chrome Extension InstallationThe Sanas Chrome Extension is the dedicated solution for organizations running Chrome OS devices, where the Sanas Desktop Application cannot be installed. It...
Update the Installer ID on a User's ComputerInstaller IDs are unique identifiers assigned to each group and the Sanas Account. When updated on a user's machine, the Installer ID helps Sanas pre-configu...
Configure Single-Sign On (SSO) for Sanas App/ PortalConfigure Single Sign-On (SSO) to allow users to authenticate on the Sanas Portal and the Sanas App using your organization's existing Identity Provider (IdP...