Any device added to ABM/ASM via Configurator, will have the ability to Unenroll for 30 days after the device was added to ABM. After 30 days this feature will stop and the Unenroll will no longer be available.
Devices added to ABM/ASM by a Vendor will not have this Feature, it is only devices added via Configurator.
Any device added to ABM/ASM via Configurator, will have the ability to Unenroll for 30 days after the device was added to ABM. After 30 days this feature will stop and the Unenroll will no longer be available.
Devices added to ABM/ASM by a Vendor will not have this Feature, it is only devices added via Configurator.
I remember previously it was not like that as we uncheck this option in prestage enrollment "Allow MDM Profile Removal"
I remember previously it was not like that as we uncheck this option in prestage enrollment "Allow MDM Profile Removal"
That will apply after the 30 day time limit for Configurator added devices, or straight away for Devices addes via prestage.
The 30 day limit is a feature that is there by design from Apple, nothing we can do to change it.
Every time I run into it, the device gets added and then gets dumped in a cupboard for 30 days before it goes out.
When you manually add a device to ABM/ASM, users have a 30 day window to unenroll the device and that is how Apple presents it.
To "fix" this have two options:
- Hold on to your devices for 30 days after adding them to ABM/ASM before deploying them to wait out this window.
- Start getting your devices from an authorized reseller and having them automatically added to ABM/ASM.
The link you provided what is going on in the second paragraph.
After you’ve set up the device or devices, they behave like any other device already in Apple Business Manager, with mandatory supervision and mobile device management (MDM) enrollment. The device can then be shut down and stored until needed or sent to the user. If the device is given to a user, they have a 30-day provisional period to release the device from Apple Business Manager, supervision, and MDM. This 30-day provisional period begins after the device is successfully assigned to and enrolled in:
Yeah, It feels good to go with opinion of AJPinto.
When you manually add a device to ABM/ASM, users have a 30 day window to unenroll the device and that is how Apple presents it.
To "fix" this have two options:
- Hold on to your devices for 30 days after adding them to ABM/ASM before deploying them to wait out this window.
- Start getting your devices from an authorized reseller and having them automatically added to ABM/ASM.
The link you provided what is going on in the second paragraph.
After you’ve set up the device or devices, they behave like any other device already in Apple Business Manager, with mandatory supervision and mobile device management (MDM) enrollment. The device can then be shut down and stored until needed or sent to the user. If the device is given to a user, they have a 30-day provisional period to release the device from Apple Business Manager, supervision, and MDM. This 30-day provisional period begins after the device is successfully assigned to and enrolled in:
I have added several Macs to ABM using Configurator and then enrolled them in Jamf Pro right after. I have never seen this option appear in Profiles/Device Management.
