> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://cortex-docs.paloaltonetworks.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://cortex-docs.paloaltonetworks.com/cortex-xdr-agent/9.2/cortex-xdr-agent-for-macos/install-the-cortex-xdr-agent-for-mac/macos-bluetooth-mdm-profile.md).

# MacOS Bluetooth MDM profile

Follow these steps to deploy the MDM profile for macOS endpoints running Cortex XDR agent with the device control Bluetooth feature, using the Palo Alto Networks Bluetooth configuration profile file. This configuration is only needed if you are using the Mac Bluetooth device control feature.

1. If this has not been done previously, follow the instructions for installing the unified configuration profile to your MDM tool. [Install with a unified configuration profile for MDMs](/cortex-xdr-agent/9.2/cortex-xdr-agent-for-macos/install-the-cortex-xdr-agent-for-mac/install-with-a-unified-configuration-profile-for-mdms.md)
2. Download the signed or unsigned configuration profile.
   * [Download the Signed Bluetooth profile](#signed-configuration-profile) (CortexXDR\_Bluetooth\_Profile\_V1\_Signed.zip)

     SHA256: 4a57adc67db69f176acf8b57dcb8b5ba38f6b584eef3383f1ed7b559b8b47111

     MD5: ff66783e221e2ed9031813c0f99f0246
   * [Download the Unsigned Bluetooth profile](#unsigned-configuration-profile) (CortexXDR\_Bluetooth\_Profile\_V1\_Unsigned.zip)

     SHA256: bce9b1c0f168769b89ef5b61859b853fc9cf93120fce96c2c3e1516624d432da

     MD5: 6de66957617145252a65d4faf8d5c49d
3. Upload/install the profile.

#### Signed configuration profile

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#### Unsigned configuration profile

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