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Pete Lindley
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Enterprise Architect @ Workspace ONE
End-User Computing
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Basics of Device Profiles in Workspace ONE UEM
Profiles are configurations that are sent to our devices in Workspace ONE UEM to configure our devices. They’re very small in size usually, and contain information that the device Operating System can understand to effect changes. The important part to note here is that we…
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Configuring Workspace ONE UEM for Windows 10 enrollment
There are a few configuration and settings changes that we need to do to make our environment able to support Windows 10 device management. Given we’ve already set up our email domain for email based enrollment on iOS and Android, we now need to configure…
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Setting up email based autodiscovery enrollment in Workspace ONE UEM
What is something that all users know? OK, what’s something they should know. Yes, it’s their email address. When we configure email based enrollment, it allows users to enter their email address during enrollment and it will autodiscover their correct environment. It’s pretty straightforward, but…
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How to configure Workspace ONE UEM to enable Android Enterprise device management
Setting up Android Enterprise device enrollment got a lot easier about a year ago. Previously you needed to create a full blown GSuite deployment, do a heap of DNS stuff and certificates. Now its as simple as creating a Gmail account, entering it into the…
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Generating an Apple Push Notifications Certificate to enroll and manage Apple Devices
Most of the time it seems like magic that Apple devices ‘just work’. However, there is one fundamental service that makes this happen – the Apple Push Notification Service. This is a set of services that Apple use (and that Apple devices leverage) to communicate…
