Endpoint Central mobile device management enables administrators to manage iOS based devices such as iphone, ipad, ipod touch, etc. It supports version 4.0 and above. System administrators can manage all the iOS devices be it company owned or personal devices with out any hassle.

Device Enrollment

  • Over-the-Air(OTA)enrollment of devices
  • Register devices based on the ownership
  • Enroll multiple devices for the same user
  • Bulk enrollment of iOS devices in a single click
ios device enrollment

Profile/Policy management

  • Create and associate profiles to Groups and devices
  • Restrict the use of camera, you tube, safari browser, etc.
  • Segregate and manage devices by creating separate Groups for BYOD and corporate devices
  • Create profiles to configure Passcode, Restrictions, WiFi, VPN, App Lock, Global HTTP Proxy, etc.

App management

  • Manage and distribute both in-house and App Store Apps
  • Manage Volume Purchase Program (VPP)
  • Generate reports to monitor the status of apps installed in the device
  • Publish the Apps in App Catalog for users to perform self-servicing for the installation of apps
  • Segregate Blocklist and Allowlist of Apps
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Asset management:

  • Get complete insight about the device like device summary, memory usage, network usage, configuration details, installed Apps, etc.
  • Gain complete visibility about the devices with out-of-the-box reports
 

Security management

  • Flexible Passcodes ranging from simple value to maximum number of failed attempts for a robust security
  • Allow user to unlock the device using finger prints
  • Remote lock the device to prevent third party access
  • Perform complete wipe to prevent data loss/theft
  • Allow users to erase all the content and settings on the device.
  • Perform corporate wipe to erase data such as contacts, photos, etc.
 

Audit & Reports

  • Perform assertive monitoring by generating detailed reports of iOS devices
  • Customize reports based on applied criteria such as Apps by Devices, Devices by Model, etc.

To know more about managing iOS devices refer to this video.