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1. #ANDROID WORKSPACE MANAGER PATCH#
2. #ANDROID WORKSPACE MANAGER ANDROID#
3. #ANDROID WORKSPACE MANAGER PASSWORD#
4. #ANDROID WORKSPACE MANAGER LICENSE#
5. #ANDROID WORKSPACE MANAGER PLUS#

#ANDROID WORKSPACE MANAGER PLUS#

ManageEngine's mobile device management solution, Mobile Device Manager Plus provides the IT admins a single console to manage multiple device types across Apple, Android, Windows and Chrome OS. The main objective of a digital workspace is to provide a seamless experience to the employees while accessing corporate data from anywhere and at any time.įor providing the best digital workspace experience to their employees organizations must adopt a digital workspace management tool that provides a unified console for managing the endpoints, data and apps. What is a digital workspace?Ī digital workspace is an integrated technology framework for centralized management of organization's apps, data and content. The evolution towards a digital workspace is the most logical step for organizations looking to provide ease of use while ensuring complete control on the data, apps and documents accessed by them. While this has allowed organizations to grow, it's also put the onus on the IT admins to ensure the corporate data is accessed securely using mobile devices since their mobility increases the chances of unauthorised data access or data breach. One of the major reasons why organizations are turning mobile-first is enhanced employee productivity, since the corporate data is accessible on the go. The adoption of mobile devices in organizations has seen a steady increase in the past few years. To view the updated information after sending the device command, navigate to Device, click a device name or tag, and view the information on the Device Detail page.Digital Workspace management with Mobile Device Manager Plus Updates the inventory and app information on the device. To view the location of a device after sending a device command, navigate to Device, click the check box for the device, and then click Check Location. Shows the current location of the device. This command is helpful in situations where the device user has removed a configured Wi-Fi network from the network settings. Syncs all Wi-Fi configurations defined by Knox Service Plugin policies. The alarm sounds regardless of the device's mute and vibration settings. On non-kiosk devices, the alarm is accompanied by a push notification from the KM agent, and on kiosk devices it is accompanied by a pop up. Sounds an alarm on the device until the device user takes action. Use this command if the Managed Google Play Account wasn't registered on the device during enrollment. Use this command in scenarios where the device can't receive push notifications, which typically occurs when the token changed on the KM server and the device was unable to sync it.Īssigns the Managed Google Play Account associated with your tenant to the device. Alternatively, you can go to History > Device Log and select the relevant device.Ĭreates and registers a new Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) token for the KM agent on the device. You can view the bug report by selecting the device and viewing its device log. The device user is then prompted to send the report, and they can choose whether to send it. NOTE - Personally identifiable or sensitive information is data masked.Ĭollect the device's bug report, also known as dumpstate logs. For more detailed information, see View the audit list.Ĭollects the device log to diagnose the cause of device lock. When the log size exceeds the maximum size, logs are automatically sent to the server, but the log file may be lost.

#ANDROID WORKSPACE MANAGER LICENSE#

You can find the status of the Kiosk mode on the Device Detail page > Security tab.Ĭonvert the device's Knox Manage license to a Knox Suite license.Ĭollects the Knox Manage audit logs of the device.

#ANDROID WORKSPACE MANAGER PASSWORD#

Then, they can reset the password upon sign in.ĭeletes the account registered in the Knox Manage agent.Įxits the Kiosk mode without unenrollment. If the user forgets the password, you can send the Delete Account command to sign the user out. When the agent is locked, the device user must enter the agent's password that was configured during enrollment. If the user is logged out from the enrolled device, you can send this device command to enable the user to log in to Knox Manage automatically. Updates the device user information, such as the user activation status/username/user settings (Knox Browser website URL information, bookmark information) and license information. The agent information registered in the KM server is sent to the device, which then selects the appropriate agent to request installation files from the server.

#ANDROID WORKSPACE MANAGER PATCH#

Updates the Knox Manage agent on the device for a new patch or version. Updates the license of a selected device on the device list. Unenrolls a selected device on the device list.

#ANDROID WORKSPACE MANAGER ANDROID#