Customizing the device configuration process for Apple

<dict>

  <key>PayloadUUID</key>
  <string>837AE5F3-1380-4234-BAD0-8246A644AC2F-ILNT_HostNameILNT_HostPortHTTPILNT_HostPortHTTPS-ILNT_User</string>

  <!-- 
  Customizable and displayed on the Apple UI.
  During Profile installation, this shows up under More Details as the "Exchange Account"
  along with the Host and EmailAddress values.
  This is the account name shown at the bottom of the password prompt during Profile installation.
  This is the account name shown under General - Mail, Contacts, Calendar - Account.
  This is the account name shown in the Mail, Contact, and Calendar applications as needed.
  -->
		
  <key>PayloadDisplayName</key>
  <string>ILNT_User -  Traveler</string>

  <!-- Customizable, but not known to be displayed on the Apple UI anywhere. -->
  <key>PayloadDescription</key>
  <string> Traveler for ILNT_User.</string>

  <!-- Customizable, but not known to be displayed on the Apple UI anywhere. -->
  <key>PayloadOrganization</key>
  <string> Traveler</string> 
  <key>PayloadVersion</key>
  <integer>1</integer>

  <!-- Customizable, but not known to be displayed on the Apple UI anywhere. -->
  <key>PayloadIdentifier</key>
  <string>ILNT_User -  Traveler</string>

  <key>PayloadType</key>
  <string>com.apple.eas.account</string>

  <!-- Whether or not the user should be prevented from creating mail using 
  this account from apps other than the Mail app (for example, the Photos app). 
  This only applies to iOS5 or later devices. Default: <false/>. -->
  <key>PreventAppSheet</key>
  <false/>

  <!-- Whether or not mails should be prevented from being moved from the 
  Traveler (Exchange) account into a different account. This only applies to 
  iOS5 or later devices. Default: <true/>. -->
  <key>PreventMove</key>
  <true/>

  <!-- Default value for the number of past days of mail to sync; this 
  is the "Mail Days to Sync" value on the Apple UI. The user can still change the 
  setting (higher and lower) on the Apple UI.
  Valid values are 1, 3, 7, 14, 31, and 0 (unlimited/no limit). -->
  <key>MailNumberOfPastDaysToSync</key>
  <integer>3</integer>

  <key>UserName</key>
  <string>ILNT_User</string>

  <key>EmailAddress</key>
  <string>ILNT_Address</string>

  <!--  If you are using a proxy between the client and the Traveler server,
  you should set the "External Server URL" on the " Traveler" tab
  in the server document.
  You should not need to modify the Host or SSL values (use the ILNT wildcards).
  If you do modify this value, it cannot have "http://" or "https:// at 
  the beginning as that is automatically prepended based on the SSL key's value.
  ILNT_HostPath has been removed from the string below. 
  If there is a "/" at the end of the string (for example, /traveler), Apple considers 
  this an "invalid" account and may clear the HTTP password used to connect to the server. 
  That is why we don't include the /traveler by default. The device will always add 
  /Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync, but not in the UI, so if /Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync 
  is not configured to route to Traveler on the server, the ILNT_HostPath must be added 
  back into the Host value. 
  For example, if you are using a proxy along with /travelertest01/traveler to point to 
  your test Traveler server instead of your production Traveler server where the proxy 
  changed it to /traveler and routed it to the test Traveler server based on the /travelertest01 
  part, you would need the ILNT_HostPath in Apple.xml. -->
  <key>Host</key>
  <string>ILNT_HostNameILNT_HostPortHTTPILNT_HostPortHTTPS</string>

  <!-- Actual values are <true/> or <false/> if not using the ILNT_HostProtocol wildcard. -->
  <key>SSL</key>
  ILNT_HostProtocol

</dict>