Supervision can only be done at activation time. There is no way to supervise once the device is out of the Setup Assistant you see when you first start the phone. You'll need to erase the device and start over to supervise. You need to do supervision either through Apple...
I managed to do this by accessing Profile Manager's PostgreSQL database and retrieving a list of apps for users, then comparing it to my applications blacklist, and finally, sending emails to all users who have blacklisted apps installed on their devices. You can access Profile Manager's Database on OS X...
android,mdm,administrator,device-admin
just goto settting-> security -> Device Administrators -> uncheck your app then you can uninstall
The Apple MDM protocol does not have a way to check if a device is jailbroken. MDM vendors will usually come up with their own solution for this.
Most of the time support of such features are patchy. As example Samsung SAFE provides more API (which will allow to do what you want) and Motorolla had some additional enterprise API. So, you can't implemented it on generic Android, but rather you can implement it on some devices. Second...
android,mdm,device-admin,android-managed-profile,profile-owner
Yes , When a device admin app calls the API , it wipes the entire device and when the same api is called with in the profile , it wipes data for current profile
You can find information about models of iPhone and iPads here (link corrected). The list is quite long. For example iPad4,2 is iPad Air. Below information about Apple TV. Apple TV - AppleTV1,1 Apple TV 2G - AppleTV2,1 Apple TV 3G - AppleTV3,1 AppleTV3,2 ...
Accepted answer In AirWatch Console, as an admin, you can configure Profilesfor your devices. Thanks to that, you can disable Safari for iOS devices for example. I'm not sure if it is possible for others OS as it is constructor specific. That way, the AirWatch Browser will be the only...
ios,apple-push-notifications,mdm
Please take a look at my answer for your original question: How does MDM in IOS really work? MDM is clientless protocol. Your MY_APP is not involved in MDM protocol. What happens is: Your server send push notification using device token, topic and PushMagic. This is a little bit unusual...
iOS MDM is clientless protocol. So, you develop a server, but you don't develop a client application for it. Actually, there is a client app, but it's developed by Apple and built into operation system. So, your server will send a command, built-in MDM client will receive and execute it....
Yes, it will still work. Apple doesn't introduce any automatic MDM functionality that will start barring communication between the shared keystore nor will it report the contents of said Keystore. Off the top of my head I don't think Apples allows it to be toggled off manually, either.
ios,ipad,mdm,ios-enterprise,apple-configurator
The B2B program is what you are looking for. https://developer.apple.com/programs/volume/b2b/
ios,osx,openssl,apple-push-notifications,mdm
I pressed enter without passphrase, is this the reason for this error. Yes, you are correct — since you didn't use a passphrase there's nothing to strip out in that step. Unfortunately the tutorial failed to mention anything about that before you arrived at your conclusion. A passphrase shouldn't...
If my memory is correct... 2195, 2196: outbound from your MDM to Apple 5223: outbound from your MDM to Apple and outbound/inbound from your client device to Apple 80/443: outbound from your MDM to Apple and your client device, outbound/inbound on your client device to your MDM (assuming your MDM...
mobile,single-sign-on,mdm,siteminder,mobileiron
As far as I know, you're quiet right: SSO capabilities to Intranet applications located behind MobileIron Sentry are provided via KCD. The possibility to do this via user certificates managed through MobileIron seems not to work (look at this thread iOS Client Certificates and Mobile Device Management).Third party / custom...
ios,osx,apple,apple-push-notifications,mdm
Verify your content type, if content type is wrong it may also return idle response constantly. we faced that problem.Response to the device content type is : application/x-apple-aspen-mdm; charset=UTF-8. Thanks....
OMA has something called the LwM2M gateway which interfaces an OMA-DM server to an LwM2M Server. So check out the MAI (Mobile Application Interface) gateway specs (which I don't think are finalized yet).
No, you are not wrong. The tasks of the user are to specify credentials, after which the 'Over the Air profile delivery' protocol takes its course. The other phases you can see in that diagram are done by the iOS operating system and your server(which means you have to write...
In the end, I came up with 2 options: Perform a full reset of the device from Settings / General / Reset / Erase All Content and Settings. Very destructive, but will give you a clean start. Doing a restore after that is also out of the question, since you...
Can you please double check database name, user and password as same as you define inside datasources.xml. Also check mysql jdbc driver inside repository/components/lib folder. ...
Answer is not short because Enterprise MDM allows to do a LOT of things. I can separate all abilities in 2 big groups: Get some information from device (UDID, iOS version, IMEI and etc.). Example usage you can find in http://get.udid.io that uses MDM Solution to provide you info about...
finally after one month i succeed enrolment. We have to use windows phone developer power tool for debugging. For my questions i am answering as below. 1) We have to use Root certificate(CA) that is valid CA certificate. We need to sign client certificate(fly from device) with server certificate and...
ios,xml,plist,mdm,apple-configurator
Editing structured data (such as XML) with plain-text tools invariably ends in misery when the file format changes in ways that nobody expects to make a difference (such as inserting benign whitespace). Instead, use a tool that parses XML properly and works on the tree, such as xmlstarlet. The general...