iOS Basics for Enterprise

Training: Relution MDM – iOS Enterprise Basics

The right introduction to the world of iOS in the enterprise.

Overview

This training covers the fundamentals of running iOS devices in an enterprise environment with Relution. From connecting Apple Business Manager and enrolling devices through to configuring policies, users, and groups, participants learn the complete workflow needed to set up and manage an iOS environment independently.

Target Audience

Administrators, IT staff in companies, and service providers who manage iOS devices in an enterprise context with Relution.

Learning Objectives

After the training, participants will be able to

• connect Apple Business Manager to Relution and use ADE and VPP,
• enroll devices manually, automatically, and via User Enrollment,
• create policies and device groups and assign them in a targeted way, and
• manage users and groups manually and via CSV import.

Training Content

1. Apple Business Manager: ADE (DEP) and Apps & Books (VPP) – Basics

Basic understanding of Apple Business Manager and its role in combination with Relution. Setting up Automated Device Enrollment (ADE/DEP) as well as procuring and assigning apps and books via VPP, including server tokens and linking to the Relution instance.

2. Device Enrollment and User Enrollment

Manual enrollment compared to automatic enrollment via ADE, as well as User Enrollment for BYOD scenarios. Differences, prerequisites, and typical enterprise use cases.

3. Actions

Overview of available device actions in Relution (e.g. lock, wipe, messages, app management) and their targeted use in day-to-day operations.

4. Policies and Device Groups

4.1 Creating and configuring device groups and policies

Policies:

• App compliance – Defining allowed or required apps and handling deviations
• Wi-Fi – Configuring network profiles
• Wallpaper – Assigning lock and home screen wallpapers
• Restrictions – Limiting device functions
• Passcode – Requirements for device passcode and complexity
• Home screen layout – Predefined arrangement of apps and folders
• Relution Shared Device & Shared iPad – Setting up shared devices

Device groups:

• Static and dynamic – Manual assignment compared to rule-based, automatic grouping and its effect on policy assignment

5. Users & Groups

• Creating users (manually) – Adding and managing individual user accounts
• CSV import of users – Bulk import, structure of the import file, and common pitfalls