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hanishi
Great! These are very useful
Great! These are very useful for determining which apple product is connecting to the ActiveSynce Service.
ee_dub
iOS 6/iPhone 5
Can be deleted.
Aaron Freimark
Excellent
Excellent start. Thanks for discovering these!
Although it is often overlooked, Enterprise iOS is built on a wiki. That means you are able (and encouraged!) to update the pages yourself. Please do try to click the edit button in the page title. Don't worry about mistakes, pages can be easily reverted or changed later.
Want to have a go?
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Aaron Freimark, Enterprise iOS founder & GroundControl CEO
ee_dub
Oh yeah, duh! Yes, will do!
Oh yeah, duh! Yes, will do!
rene.vangsgaard@gmail.com
Wrong user agent string
I have an iPhone 4 with iOS 5.1.1, which returns the following User Agent String
ee_dub
Any iPhone running 5.1.1
Any iPhone running 5.1.1 should report 9B206, which is what displayed in your string.
rene.vangsgaard@gmail.com
Hardware
Ok, thank you. I was looking for a User Agent String which could tell me the exact device model, which could help me discover available hardware (screen size, camera etc).
I just discovered this Wiki, looks interesting.
Piran
Great Information.
I've been looking to detect exact apple devices and this is a great start for doing it, though where are you getting this line of information from Apple-iPhone3C1/801.400
The useragents I am using only have the Build Number in them, which by itself only tells the iOS version number.
Any info/advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
ee_dub
Those details are being
Those details are being obtained via ActiveSync.
kinghavok
Great blog - a few more useragent strings
Hi,
I found this really useful to determine the iOS version on the 10000+ iOS devices on our exchange. Thanks.
A few additional useragent strings that are in the logs but not on the blog - hoping the community can help me identify them:
Apple-iPad2C2/901.405
Apple-iPad2C4/902.206
Apple-iPad2C5/1001.523
Apple-iPad3C3/1002.510500003
Apple-iPad3C4/1001.523
Apple-iPhone/507.77
Apple-iPhone3C1/1002.510500003
Apple-iPhone3C1/806.190
Apple-iPhone3C1/902.208
Apple-iPhone5C2/1002.510500003
KH
capoeira
Are these details only available through activesync?
Can you elaborate on how activesync obtains the prefix besides the UA header? Sorry for asking something that is potentially obvious. Does the apple device provide this information? I would love to be able to capture this prefix when a web visit is performed to one of my sites.
Thanks!
John
ee_dub
Hi- This is an open Wiki, so
Hi-
This is an open Wiki, so you can add these details yourself. Just edit/preview and save. Let us know if you have any questions!
-Eric
ee_dub
John- I'm not 100% sure what
John-
I'm not 100% sure what properties ActiveSync uses to compile it's "Version" for the device. However, here is what I've used to get my head around it:
iOS Hashes, ie: 10A523 - Obtained from iOS direct download links. Each device typically has a link to the associated download, which contains the hash.
iOS Hash to Numeric Conversion - 10 A (01).523
iOS Numeric to Version Conversion - I've used scripts like http://www.onesimplescript.com/2011/11/reporting-on-apple-ios-activesync.html to build a spreadsheet that I update each time a new version is released.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IOS_version_history is also useful.
Hope that helps a little!
-Eric
Maurice
Updating this list
Very useful, I would like to update the list but have no clue how to identify which user agent is what device / iOS ?
I couldn't find any direct information about this, i have for example a device with useragent Apple-iPad3C4/1001.523, which is not yet updated in the list.
Is this information somewhere available ?
littlej
Fiction?
As far as I can tell, the useragents listed in this post do not exist.
Apple device User agent strings look like this:
Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 6_1_3 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/536.26 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/6.0 Mobile/10B329 Safari/8536.25
There is no way to know if this came from an iphone 5 or an iphone 4 for example.
There is nothing like this:
Apple-iPhone5C1/1001.525
As far as I can tell, there is no way to tell the device from the user agent string, only the OS and device type.
Is this post from an alternative universe, or I am I missing something?
Thanks!
dlinder
Can't find them either
Hey guys,
Unfortunately, like littlej commenting above, I can't find these either. Are they supposed to be in the actual User Agent string?
Would be great to have them, any help would be greatly appreciated
Cheers,
David
John Payne
ActiveSync
These are the user agents used in ActiveSync logs.
dlinder
Possible to retrieve outside of ActiveSync?
Thanks for clarifying, John Payne! Even though it had already been mentioned in the comments, I had somehow managed to miss that.
So - does anyone know if there is a way to retrieve this device model information outside of ActiveSync, i.e. for regular web page visits?
Any clues here would be most appreciated!
Cheers,
David
pej
Is anyone working out the
Is anyone working out the iPhone 5S/5C variations?
Verizon CDMA US appears to be "Apple-iPhone6C1/1101.47000001 (OS7)", though I haven't been able to confirm 100% with hands-on a device.
John Payne
iPhone 5s/5c
iPhone 5c is iPhone5C3
iPhone 5s (GSM) is iPhone6C1
iPhone 5s (International) is iPhone6C2
I think this means CDMA is iPhone6C2 but I haven't confirmed
marciton
Still looking for
Still looking for confirmation:
iPhone 5c (GSM) is iPhone5C3
iPhone 5C (CDMA) is iPhone 5C4
iPhone 5s (CDMA) is iPhone6C1
iPhone 5s (GSM) is iPhone6C2
if somebody can confirmed?
John Payne
updates?
Is anyone maintaining the main list? It looks like it stops at 6.0.1 - I have the following iOS versions, but now I need to know which iPad4C? is which - I have 4C1,4C2,4C3 and 4C4 in my environment. I'm guessing iPad Air and iPad Mini Retina with and without LTE, but….
1001.551,6.0.2
1001.8426,6.0.2
1001.8500,6.0.2
1002.141,6.1
1002.142,6.1
1002.143,6.1
1002.144,6.1
1002.145,6.1.1
1002.146,6.1.2
1002.147,6.1.2
1002.329,6.1.3
1002.350,6.1.4
1101.465,7.0
1101.466,7.0.1
1101.501,7.0.2
1102.511,7.0.3
1102.55400001,7.0.4
(what's up with the extra digits?)
Aaron Freimark
John, this page will help you
John, this page will help you translate iPad4,2 to the right name. http://www.enterpriseios.com/wiki/iOS_Devices
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Aaron Freimark, Enterprise iOS founder & GroundControl CEO
John Payne
Thanks Aaron <eom>
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alexboyd
I admit their network and
I admit their network and cloud storage works great. In my current machine ( www.spectra.com/netapp/ ) im integrating similar systems and working on how can work with mobile devices.