MDM
Mobile Device Management Settings
- Welcome
- Join AppleSeed for IT
- What’s new
- MDM overview
- Payload best practices
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- General
- Accessibility
- Active Directory Certificate
- AirPlay
- AirPlay Security
- AirPrint
- App Configuration
- Associated Domains
- Autonomous Single App Mode
- Calendar
- Mobile Data
- Certificates
- Certificate Transparency
- Conference Room Display
- Contacts
- Content Caching
- Custom
- Directory
- DNS Proxy
- Dock
- Domains
- Energy Saver
- Exchange ActiveSync (EAS)
- Exchange Web Services (EWS)
- Extensions
- Finder
- Fonts
- Global HTTP Proxy
- Google Accounts
- Home Screen Layout
- Identification
- Kernel Extension Policy
- LDAP
- Lock Screen Message
- Login Items
- Login Window
- Network Usage Rules
- Notifications
- Parental Controls
- Passcode
- Printing
- Privacy Preferences Policy Control
- Proxy
- SCEP
- Security & Privacy
- Single App Mode
- Single Sign-On
- Single Sign-On Extensions
- Smart Card
- Software Update
- Subscribed Calendars
- System Migration
- Time Machine
- TV Remote
- Web Clips
- Web Content Filter
- Xsan
Device Enrolment into mobile device management
Device Enrolment allows organisations to manually enrol devices and manage many different aspects of device use, including the ability to erase the device. If a user removes the MDM profile, all settings and apps that are being managed by the MDM solution are removed.
Device Enrolment payloads and restrictions
Device Enrolment has a larger set of payloads and restrictions that can be applied to the device. See Device Enrolment payloads, iPhone and iPad restrictions, Mac restrictions and Apple TV restrictions for the complete lists. If a payload or restriction is supervised, it can be used only with Automated Device Enrolment.
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