MDM and ZeroTouch management
Today all vendors have moved or are in the last steps of moving.
Apple macOS is fully MDM compatible and since 2 years only MDM official supported
JAMF / Microsoft Intune is making strides and affects the usage of RMM
Microsoft Windows 10 is fully compatible and since 2 year fully functional with only MDM settings.
Microsoft Intune is making strides and affects the usage of RMM.
This would also support all missing devices from the RMM tool e.g. tablets, mobiles and other mobility devices using MDM technology and in need of
Also the DEP / ZeroTouch scenario is required in today’s world where more and more is only working from home and The hardware never goes through a central imaging process and is sent directly out to the end user
Look at e.g. JumpCloud and their System Authentication/Management - they have already implement it and making strides which is important as not to be “forced” out by Azure/AWS/Google Cloud by not offering similar cost effective solutions.
Comments: 3
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14 Feb, '21
Johnny Jand find the best combination packages of the Linux platform (Debian and Ubuntu) to support MDM and ZeroTouch
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07 Jun, '21
David QuiramNeed the ability to install the Pulseway agent on a device during MDM / ZeroTouch deployments. Hands down one of the most tedious processes right now is trying to get Pulseway installed on a device when we direct ship the unit to a user without having time to do any prep on it first.
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17 Feb, '23
Samuel WYeah, this is a dealbreaker for my business with Pulseway. Zero-touch deploy via MDM is priority number 1 for any remote control system we deploy. If all our clients were Windows only, it'd be no problem, but cross-platform everything is our world now.
All that really needs to be done to support this are some command-line flags on the macOS version of the app, similar to the way the windows version works: https://pulseway.featureupvote.com/suggestions/129429/mdm-and-zerotouch-management .
Ideally, you could download custom built installer already linked to a specific account, group within the account, etc, but passing the arguments manually via CLI is a perfectly fine work-around in the meantime. Would be ideal for Linux too