General Overview
Explanation of Android Enterprise
Requirements and Installation
Requirements
General Settings
Account Overview
Account Information
Global Configuration
Privacy
Role Based Access
Apple Configuration
Android Configuration
Windows Configuration
ContentBox
LDAP Configuration
App Management
In-House App DB
App Settings
App Store Settings
Remote Control
Sim Card Management
Subscription Management
General Audit Log
Mobile Management
iOS Configuration
General
Device Log (only on device level)
Asset Management (only on device level)
Asset Management (only on device level)
Security Management
Anti Theft (only on device level)
Security Configuration
End of Life (only on device level)
Restriction Settings
BYOD
Connection Management
Web Management
App Management
Android Enterprise – Fully Managed Device Configuration
General
Device Log (only on device level)
Device Settings
Asset Management (only on device level)
Security Management
Anti Theft (only on device level)
Security Configuration
End of Life (only on device level)
Restriction Settings
Connection Management
PIM Management
App Management
Enterprise App Manager
Restrictions & Settings
Enterprise App Store
Enterprise Play Store
Kiosk Mode & Launcher
Remote Control
Content Management
Additional API
Samsung KNOX
Android Enterprise - Fully Managed Device with-Work Profile (COPE)
Android Enterprise – Container Configuration
General
Asset Management (only on device level)
Security Management
Anti Theft (only on device level)
Security Configuration
End of Life (only on device level)
Restriction Settings
Connection Management
PIM Management
App Management
Enterprise App Manager
Restrictions & Settings
Enterprise App Store
Enterprise Play Store
Content Management
Android Configuration
General
Device Log (only on device level)
Device Settings
Asset Management (only on device level)
Security Management
Anti Theft (only on device level)
Security Configuration
End of Life (only on device level)
Restriction Settings
BYOD Container
Connection Management
PIM Management
App Management
Enterprise App Manager
Restrictions & Settings
Kiosk Mode & Launcher
Remote Control
Content Management
Configuration Windows 10 PC
General
Device Log (only on device level)
Asset Management (only on device level)
Security Management
Anti Theft (only on device level)
Security Configuration
Restriction Settings
BitLocker
Certificate Management
Connection Management
PIM Management
App Management
Enterprise App Manager
MacOS Configuration
General
Asset Management (only on device level)
Update Management (only on device level)
Security Management
Anti Theft
Security Configuration
Restriction Settings
Connection Management
PIM Management
Dashboard & Reporting
Multitenant Management
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Adding a device to the ADE
The easiest way to bring devices to ADE and automatically enroll them is via your vendor. As long as your vendor supports ADE, the devices will automatically appear in the Business or School Manager after you purchased them. This means you never have to touch the devices to enroll them. This is the recommended method.
If your vendor does not support ADE you can add devices to the Business or School manager yourself. To manually add devices to ADE using the Apple Configurator. The Apple Configurator is available in a version for MacOS and for iOS. We highly recommend to use the iOS version of the Configurator to do this for an easy workflow and to avoid errors.
Since ADE, Configurator, Business Manager and School Manager are systems of Apple that are independent from the MDM you can follow Apples official Guide: https://support.apple.com/en-us/guide/apple-business-manager/axm200a54d59/web
Additional Info not covered in the above guide:
The Configurator is mainly used to add Devices to the Apple Business or School Manager. Once you have done that and the devices are already in the Business or School Manager you no longer need to use the Configurator for the device. Doing so might cause problems and confusion.
After the device has been added to ADE you will see a prompt to “delete” (reset) the device on the device you want to enroll. This is NOT an error. This is the correct behavior. This means that the device has been added to ADE and it now needs to start the setup process from the beginning to use ADE.
Once the prompt to “delete” your device appears we recommend not touching the device for now. Instead you want to first navigate in the MDM to General Settings -> Apple Configuration -> ADE. Sync the ADE Token here. If the device is properly assigned in the Business or School Manager the number of devices will go up.
This is necessary for the MDM to know about the device AND for the MDM to configure what the device should do and where it should go.
Once the sync is done, tap on the “delete” prompt on your device. After that proceed to the setup normally (without Configurator). After the first 3~4 setup steps the device is showing the registration screen and it will contact apple to get the information from ADE. If everything is done properly you will see a screen regarding “Remote Management”. The device is now enrolled via ADE.
If you do not see the screen with “Remote Management” you maybe did something wrong. Check the following things:
- Make sure the device is assigned to the correct MDM server in the Business or School Manager.
- Make sure to sync the ADE Token BEFORE the device starts the registration.
- Make sure the device has an ADE Profile assigned. You can check that by going to Mobile Management -> Pools -> Apple ADE. Click on “Apple ADE” to see an overview on all ADE devices and their assigned ADE Profiles.