Adding a custom configuration

In addition to using the provided user configuration file, you can create a custom plug-in configuration.

Note: Custom configurations collect the static data from end user machines, such as emulator installations and their resource files, but do not collect data from emulator processes.

In the HAA portal , click User Configuration from the side panel.
Select User configuration from the drop-down list.
At the bottom of the user configuration file, under pluginFamilies, add the custom product entry. For example:
```
,
    {
      "generic": {
        "vendorName": "MyVendor",
        "productName": "BlueZone"
      }
    }
```
Note: productName must be unique.
Click SAVE. A message appears telling you that the custom emulator has been created and that you should now complete its plug-in definitions.
When you click SAVE, a new default plug-in configuration is created on the server side:
```
{
  "family": {
    "generic": {
      "vendorName": "MyVendor",
      "productName": "BlueZone"
    }
  },
  "pluginDefinition": {
    "productFilters": [
    ],
    "extensions": [
    ],
    "processes": [
    ]
  }
}
```
Click OK.

In the new configuration file, complete the product filters and the extensions that the product should collect. For example:

{
  "family": {
    "generic": {
      "vendorName": "MyVendor",
      "productName": "BlueZone"
    }
  },
  "pluginDefinition": {
    "productFilters": [
          {
            "vendorNameRegEx": [
              "(?i)(Rocket)"
            ],
            "productNameRegEx": [
              "(?i)(.*)?BlueZone!(.*)?"
            ],
            "versionRegEx": [],
            "addon": false
          }
    ],
    "extensions": [
      {
        "ext": "vb2",
        "resourceType": "MACRO",
        "trueVerifier": {}
      }
    ],
    "processes": [
    ]
  }
}

Click SAVE.
The new configuration is propagated to end users at the time specified in the Service configuration file in MessagesUploaderTaskConfiguration cronSchedulerExpression.