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Mobile Device Management : Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions
 
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A Work Managed Device is usually owned by the organization. A Work Managed Device gives complete control to the IT administrator. For example, the mobile user cannot install apps other than the one specified by the IT administrator.
A BYOD device is usually owned by the employee. BYOD gives more control to the mobile device user. The mobile device user can install apps from the Play Store in addition to the apps installed by the IT administrator.
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Yes. You can prevent users from uninstalling apps.
iOS devices: Go to Groups > iOS > Group Name > Restrictions tab and clear the Allow app removal check box. This option is available for supervised devices only.
Android devices: Go to Groups > Android > Group Name > Restrictions tab and clear the Allow Uninstall check box.
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Go to Groups > iOS (or Android) > Group Name > Configuration tab and select the Track Device Location check box. The location of the device will now be visible in the Location column (Devices pane).
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Go to Devices > iOS (or Android). Select one or more devices and click Select Wipe. The installed apps are removed from the devices.
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Apps can be added to mobile devices by completing the following actions:
For more information see Application Management.
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An Apple Push Certificate is required for the Deep Freeze MDM Mobile App to communicate with Deep Freeze MDM. An Apple Push Certificate can be configured by performing the following actions:
Go to MDM > Settings > Push Certificate. Click Certificate Request to download the Certificate Request. Save it on your computer.
Click Create a Certificate. Click Choose File. Browse to select the Certificate Request file (.csr) from Deep Freeze MDM and click Open. Click Upload.
Click Download to download the Apple Push Certificate (.pem) and save it on your computer.
Go to Deep Freeze Cloud > MDM > Settings > Push Certificate. Click Choose File. Browse to select the Apple Push Certificate file and click Open. Specify the Apple ID. Click Upload.
For detailed instructions, go to Creating an Apple Push Certificate.