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title: Samsung Knox support
slug: dmg-android/guide/samsung-knox-support
createdAt: 2026-10-06T07:46:37.090Z
---

The Samsung Knox Container enables the creation of a secure container for corporate apps within each device. This container secures access to corporate apps and data.

**Procedure**

1. Create a <font color="#323232">Samsung Browser</font> configuration.
   If you do not intend to specify browser behavior in the container, you can skip this step.
   See [Android Samsung browser settings](docId\:LXoMcaNPCumgjGVCAsuYw).
2. Create an <font color="#323232">Exchange</font> configuration for the container.
   If you do not intend to specify email client behavior in the container, you can skip this step.
3. Create a <font color="#323232">Samsung Knox Container</font> configuration.
   The Samsung Knox Container configuration will specify the <font color="#323232">Samsung Browser</font> configuration and the <font color="#323232">Exchange</font> configuration you created for the container.
   See [Android Samsung Knox Container Settings](docId\:oCGI4roc-iCBSrn60MDSE).
4. Create one or more labels to identify the devices that will receive the Samsung Knox Container configuration.
5. Assign the<font color="#323232"> Samsung Knox Container</font> configuration to the appropriate labels.
   Once the configuration is present on the device, then the device begins creating the container as specified.

## Disabling the container

**Procedure**

1. Go to <font color="#323232">Device &amp; Users &gt; Devices</font>. Select the devices that have received the <font color="#323232">Samsung Knox Container </font>configuration.
2. Click <font color="#323232">Actions &gt; Android Only &gt; Disable Samsung Knox Container</font>.
3. Choose the container you want to disable from the <font color="#323232">Container</font> list.
4. Click <font color="#323232">Disable Samsung Knox Container</font>.

The container remains disabled until you manually re-enable it.

## Re-enabling the container

A Samsung Knox container can be automatically disabled by policy, such as when the device user enters the container password incorrectly too many times. You can manually disable the container using the <font color="#323232">Disable Samsung Knox Container</font> action.

**Procedure**

1. Go to <font color="#323232">Device &amp; Users &gt; Devices</font>. Select the devices on which the container has been disabled.
2. Click <font color="#323232">Actions &gt; Android Only &gt; Enable Samsung Knox Container.</font>
3. Choose the container you want to enable from the <font color="#323232">Container</font> list.
4. Click<font color="#323232"> Enable Samsung Knox Container.</font>