I've got DEP setup, and my Meraki profiles, however on a brand new iPhone I get prompted to use an Apple ID to install the Meraki System Manager.
The message is:
App Installation
Sign in to iTunes to allow
"ios.meraki.com" to manage and install
apps.
Cancel | Sign In
Is it possible to deploy a phone and have the MSM app auto install without the user having to enter their Apple ID and password?
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Yes, you can do this with device based app licensing. This will allow you to silently install the app. You should "purchase" licenses for the SM app in the VPP store and then deploy it to devices making sure to select the device assigned licenses.
Yes, you can do this with device based app licensing. This will allow you to silently install the app. You should "purchase" licenses for the SM app in the VPP store and then deploy it to devices making sure to select the device assigned licenses.
Ahhh... that is a wise solution. I will give that a try!
Thank you!
VPP is mandatory to have silent app installs. If you are setting VPP up I recomend you do user based licenses because they are easier to track and manage (in my opinion).
Jared
Please see this article in documentation https://documentation.meraki.com/SM/Device_Enrollment/Enrolling_and_Supervising_iOS_Devices_using_Ap...
@jared_f wrote:VPP is mandatory to have silent app installs. If you are setting VPP up I recomend you do user based licenses because they are easier to track and manage (in my opinion).
Jared
I find the exact opposite. Device based licensing makes everything so much easier. Deploying devices without having to bother with getting an Apple ID onto them is great.
I do user based licensing for apps like notability.
if i remember correctly, supervision is also mandatory to use "silent" installation
@Josh3 DEP and VPP are all now under "Apple Business". No Apple IDs are required for each device. You can use device based app installation and either make the apps available in the Meraki MDM app for the user to install or install them on demand.