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Mideye Configuration reference: every page of the tool

This reference is for administrators who configure the Mideye endpoint on Windows. It has one page for each page of Mideye Configuration, and explains every field with the label the tool shows, what it does and its default. To set up a feature from start to finish, follow the Setup guide instead.

Every page sits in the same window: a header with the computer and its Protection state, a menu on the left, and a footer with the issue summary, unsaved changes and the Review, Save and Apply buttons. On a computer managed by Mideye Fleet the whole window is read-only. See The window.

PageWhat you set thereReference
OverviewNothing. Shows protection, readiness and Pre-flight.Overview
ConnectionMideye Cloud or Mideye Server, credentials, certificate trust, proxy, directory attributes.Connection
Break-glassBreak-glass accounts, the break-glass code and who may use it.Break-glass
Sign-in methodsTouch, one-time code, authenticator app (TOTP), reason at sign-in, wrong-code protection.Sign-in methods
UsersThe login type of a user or group, phone numbers for local accounts.Users
ApproversWho may approve an Assisted Login.Approvers
ScheduleWhat everyone without a user rule gets, hour by hour.Schedule
MessagesTexts in the Touch, SMS and approver messages.Messages
FleetJoin the computer to Mideye Fleet. Read-only after joining.Fleet
RolloutActivation, successful and failed sign-ins, unlock grace.Rollout
Problems and changesThe review before you apply.Problems and changes
DiagnosticsHealth, logs, debug logging, unblock users, reports.Diagnostics

Mideye Configuration is one of four ways to change the configuration. The command line (mideye cp), a Group Policy configuration file and Mideye Fleet edit the same settings.