MDM
Mobile Device Management Settings
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Payload overview
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General
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Accessibility
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Active Directory Certificate
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AirPlay
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AirPlay Security
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AirPrint
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App Configuration
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Associated Domains
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Autonomous Single App Mode
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Calendar
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Cellular
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Certificates
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Certificate Transparency
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Conference Room Display
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Contacts
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Content Caching
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Custom
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Directory
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DNS Proxy
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Dock
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Domains
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Energy Saver
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Exchange ActiveSync (EAS)
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Exchange Web Services (EWS)
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Extensions
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Finder
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Fonts
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Global HTTP Proxy
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Google Accounts
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Home Screen Layout
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Identification
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Kernel Extension Policy
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LDAP
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Lock Screen Message
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Login Items
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Login Window
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Mail
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Mobility
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Network Usage Rules
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Notifications
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Parental Controls
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Passcode
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Printer
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Privacy Preferences Policy Control
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Proxy
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SCEP
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Security & Privacy
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Single App Mode
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Single Sign-On
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Single Sign-On Extensions
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Smart Card
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Software Update
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Subscribed Calendars
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System Migration
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Time Machine
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TV Remote
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Web Clips
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Web Content Filter
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Xsan
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TV Remote payload settings
In addition to the Siri remote, Apple TV can be controlled using the Apple TV app or from the Control Center on iOS and iPadOS devices.
Use the TV Remote payload to restrict both connections from the Apple TV app to an Apple TV, and displaying available Apple TV devices in the Apple TV app.
tvOS | Yes | Exclusive | No | No |
Setting | Description | Required | |||||||||
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Allowed remotes | Add the MAC addresses of permitted iOS and iPadOS devices that can control the Apple TV remotely. If this list is empty, any remote will be allowed to connect. | No | |||||||||
Allowed Apple TV devices | Add the MAC addresses of permitted tvOS devices that can be controlled by iOS and iPadOS devices. If this list is empty, all available Apple TV devices will be displayed to all iOS and iPadOS devices. | No | |||||||||
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