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Distribute apps with existing package names via Managed Google Play / MDM
Hi, in general, Android Enterprise devices are always getting the latest version of an app that is available via Managed Google Play. But, there are some edge cases like: older version needed (example: Citrix Workspace app deprecated app for Android 11 and below, might be problematic for special devices like handheld-scanners) beta tests (example: Microsoft Teams, would be awesome to provide this inside the Work profile) In both cases you are receiving APKs from the vendors. For Citrix Workspace they are available here: Download Earlier Versions of Workspace app for Android - Citrix I've tried to discover possibilities to publish them via Intune (should be equal for other MDMs): Private App in Managed Google Play Problems: Package Name not unique: The package name com.citrix.Receiver is already used by another application. APK too big. Limit of 100 MB Distribute app via Google Play Console / Developer private app scoped to Org. ID but, same problems as on Managed Google Play Change package name to something like "com.citrix.Receiver.contoso" tested with: https://apktool.org/ upload: package name now OK, but signature invalid "APK signature is invalid or does not exist. Error from apksigner: string_arg: "ERROR: JAR_SIG_NO_MANIFEST: Missing META-INF/MANIFEST.MF" Did I oversee something? Asking the vendors to build a custom app with own bundle name isn't feasible. Is there no way to publish such apps via MDM to Android Enterprise devices?SolvedRe: Android 14 - Android Enterprise WiFi Profile Issues - Microsoft Intune
I was also facing this issue. Key point in my case was to add an UPN in the linked SCEP certificate - e.g. like this: The Wi-Fi profile looks like the following. From my point of view, key points are: define radius server name (there might also be a character limit as mentioned by Oski_92, to avoid issues you might just use the TLD like "contoso.com") select Root certificate for server validation (not the server certificate of the RADIUS itself) sometimes identity privacy is needed8.1KViews2likes0Comments