File: content/manuals/enterprise/security/enforce-sign-in/methods.md
Issue
The configuration profile setup instructions incorrectly state that the PayloadOrganization field needs to be lowercase:
- Replace placeholders:
- Change
com.yourcompany.docker.config to your company identifier
- Replace
Your company name with your organization name making sure it is all lowercase
- Replace
PayloadUUID with a randomly generated UUID
- Update the
allowedOrgs value with your organization names (separated by semicolons)
The PayloadOrganization field is just a display name for the configuration profile itself (shown in System Settings), not the Docker organization name. It doesn't need to be lowercase. The Docker organization names are specified in the allowedOrgs field, which correctly requires lowercase.
Why this matters
Users following these instructions will unnecessarily lowercase their company display name in the configuration profile, and may be confused about which field actually controls Docker sign-in enforcement. The instruction conflates two different fields with different purposes.
Suggested fix
Clarify the instruction to distinguish between the display name and the actual Docker organization names:
1. Replace placeholders:
- Change `com.yourcompany.docker.config` to your company identifier
- Replace `Your company name` with your company's display name
- Replace `PayloadUUID` with a randomly generated UUID
- Update the `allowedOrgs` value with your Docker organization names (separated by semicolons, all lowercase)
- Replace `company.proxy:port` with http/https proxy server host (or IP address) and port
Found by nightly documentation quality scanner
File:
content/manuals/enterprise/security/enforce-sign-in/methods.mdIssue
The configuration profile setup instructions incorrectly state that the
PayloadOrganizationfield needs to be lowercase:The
PayloadOrganizationfield is just a display name for the configuration profile itself (shown in System Settings), not the Docker organization name. It doesn't need to be lowercase. The Docker organization names are specified in theallowedOrgsfield, which correctly requires lowercase.Why this matters
Users following these instructions will unnecessarily lowercase their company display name in the configuration profile, and may be confused about which field actually controls Docker sign-in enforcement. The instruction conflates two different fields with different purposes.
Suggested fix
Clarify the instruction to distinguish between the display name and the actual Docker organization names:
Found by nightly documentation quality scanner