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Chrome Enterprise Premium (CEP)

Chrome Enterprise Premium (CEP) lets your Google Admin console manage Google Chrome extensions on the device. By default, eLux® blocks all Chrome extensions. Enabling CEP removes this block, so extensions such as Secure Enterprise Browser and Endpoint Verification can be force-installed centrally from your Google Admin console.

CEP is enabled per image, not per application or device configuration. For the enabling steps, see Enabling Chrome Enterprise Premium (CEP) in the ELIAS documentation.

Note:

CEP requires Google Chrome version 149.0.7827.196.7.2607.0-3 or later. It is switched off by default.

Important:

CEP and SSO Support for Google Chrome cannot be enabled at the same time. CEP already provides single sign-on for Citrix Secure Access™. If CEP is enabled, SSO Support for Google Chrome must be disabled in the image definition.

Using CEP after enabling it

  1. In your Google Admin console, force-install the extensions you want on the affected users or devices, for example Secure Enterprise Browser and Endpoint Verification.

  2. Update the device with the image that has CEP enabled, and let it restart.

  3. Open Google Chrome on the device.

    The extensions force-installed from your Google Admin console install automatically.

To confirm CEP is active, open chrome://policy in Google Chrome and check that the extension force-install policies from your Google Admin console are listed.

Chrome Enterprise Premium (CEP)