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jeremy
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Re: Google Play account: Account creation failed
Hello, You're right the device needs to contact Google servers when using Android Enterprise, and the device will also need to have access to these servers to validate the account regularly. I'm not sure that there is an official documentation saying that the device will try to connect each xx days or month, but network connectivity to Google servers is mandatory. You can find the list of endpoint that have to be whitelisted here: https://support.google.com/work/android/answer/10513641?hl=en47Views1like5CommentsRe: Managed configuration to Gboard has disappeared from MDM
I've tested on our EMM too, and I can confirm that the managed configuration is not available for this app anymore, might be a bug but it's not available. The play store does not display the managed configuration icon for this app.246Views3likes0CommentsRe: Common identifier between AMAPI & Require for setup app for validation
You could add the a device unique identifier to the managed configuration of the application and retrieve it inside your app programmatically. That's how we do it on our side, send back any identifier to the device using managed configuration19Views0likes0CommentsRe: how to be partner of Google’s Device Lock Controller (DLC)
Seems like this is unrelated to EMM, I could not find any documentation on this feature and answers on the EMM forum are either old or not really helpful maybe Lizzie or Emilie_B could help trying to get some information.138Views1like1CommentRe: Help Needed: Issue with Deploying Managed Google Play private App
Are you using a dedicated Play Store account or the regular Google iFrame to upload your apps? If using a separate play store account I would check that the app is visible to my Google company ID. If using the regular iFrame, I would open a ticket with Intune they should be able to at least investigate it and make sure the app is accessible to your Google company ID.49Views0likes1CommentRe: Install client certificate via Android Management API Policies - OncCertificateProvider
There is no way to currently install certificate using AMAPI, you have to develop your own solution to install certificate and use the AMAPI to give your app the certificate management delegated scope. this is currently the only way to do it using AMAPI You might be able to try this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nosari20.managedcertificateselection55Views1like1CommentRe: How to allow Android Enterprise Org ID can access opentest (or internal test) version of OEMConfig on Google Play?
Hello, I would say that this is an issue with your configuration and your application. Please double check everything on that side but I don’t see any reason why your configuration is not appearing here when it should if this is not an issue with the configuration.32Views0likes1CommentRe: Issue with G Suite Apps Being Marked as Disabled in Play Store
This depends on the QR code / token used for enrollment or also available in the DPC extras. you cannot know after the device has been enrolled. if those apps are added to the policy and are marked as force installed they should not be disabled45Views0likes2CommentsRe: How to allow Android Enterprise Org ID can access opentest (or internal test) version of OEMConfig on Google Play?
I think the correct way to do this with managed configuration and with EMM not supporting different tracks, would be to have another application with another package name. You would whitelist enterprise ID to access this "beta" package name. People with access will then be able to retrieve the correct managed configuration and test the application, as it will be another package name.43Views1like3CommentsRe: How to Handle Delisted Apps in Google EMM During or After Device Provisioning?
It’s not an issue to push a policy with package name that are not on the play store. So you could check every day or every week if those 20 packages are still available. But at the end pushing a policy with unavailable package is not an issue.29Views0likes1CommentRe: How to Handle Delisted Apps in Google EMM During or After Device Provisioning?
Hello, There is no way to be notified when an app is removed from the PlayStore. The EMM could regularly check if the apps are still available on the Play Store, for example, but at the end when deploying an app you should always make sure that it's available to the device (it can be on the Play Store, but can also be a system app...) before adding it to the policy. There is no automated way to do that, the policy is always valid even if the package name is not on the Play Store (like system apps). Devices should not be stuck, and this should not prevent other apps to be installed on the device.35Views0likes0CommentsRe: How to add, update, and remove pinned shortcuts as a Device Owner without user interaction?
There currently no API to do this silently, however this is something you might be able to achieve with a custom launcher for example. Or you could "force" the user to do this during device provisioning with an app installed and launched as a "Required for Setup" so user won't have a choice than to go trough your app to finsih the devce setup.36Views1like0CommentsRe: Migration from Airwatch to Android Management API
Hello, There is currently no way to migrate enrolled devices from one MDM to another. The only way is to wipe devices and enroll them again in the new MDM. The documentation you linked to is for MDM to migrate their own devices from Custom DPC to Android Management API40Views1like0Comments
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