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Allister
Would iBooks be an exception to 'Can push documents?'
Would ePub/PDFs/iBooks be considered 'documents', since they live in the iBooks app, now that JAMF can push notifications for them? Not sure how to best put the asterisk and point out that one exception, although iBooks itself isn't included in a stock iOS device.
nikbronder
Install Paid Apps with VPP Codes
Install Paid Apps with VPP Codes - MDM should read: Somewhat.
You can't push out apps OTA. You can send a web clip with a Redeem Code/URL but then the app is owned by the user not the VPP account.
richb
Typo
Typo: "Remove Wipe" should be "Remote Wipe."
jlambert
You can, and VPP codes can be
Install Paid Apps with VPP Codes - MDM should read: Somewhat.
You can't push out apps OTA. You can send a web clip with a Redeem Code/URL but then the app is owned by the user not the VPP account.
You can, and VPP codes can be redeemed entirely transparent to the user as of iOS 5.
The current Apple ID in use on the device then owns the app.
amitsbajaj
Corporate Signed Apps
We can push apps to the device and this works a treat. However some organisations (bigger ones especially) have their own internal corporate "AppStore" where by they have an Enterprise Developers Account, they create applications internally for iOS and it's signed by themselves - so it's not part of the AppStore, but it organisations to push their own Apps out to their users.
Can this tool be used for that as well?
Thanks,
Best regards,
Amit
jlambert
Configurator can load them,
Configurator can load them, but keep in mind it only works via USB. So you can't push out updates OTA, which especially for enterprise apps is a concern since they expire every 12 months.
Dirk_Heimann
Thank you for this awesome
Thank you for this awesome overview!
There are some changes since the overview has been created:
Multi-User Device:
MobileIron added Multi-User support for iOS.
They add / remove Corporate Data (E-Mail Configuration and MDM managed Settings)
Install Free Apps: Is possible on iOS BUT with user interaction.
Install Inhouse Apps: Without user interaction possbile
Owner paid Apps: Apple-ID (Corporate or Users Apple ID)
Techspert2000
Having been forced to use
Having been forced to use configurator - i cant believe people are opting to use this by CHOICE! I had nothing but a long, terrible nightmare that only ended when i was given the OK to research MDM's.
I feel like im missing something LOL
rachana
You can also have a look a
You can also have a look a comparison from Hexnode on Apple Configurator vs MDM
regards,
Rachana Vijayan
Uroshnor
Needs updating
MDM has been able to do everything on the list for quite a while.
You almost need 3 columns for MDM - User-enrolled, DEP w/o supervision (although god knows why you would do this), and DEP W/supervision.
MDM with DEP supervised devices is basically the default mode of operation for everything company owned these days.