The following is stated in the documentation located here.   "Current customers will not see a change in their expiration date when they convert to per-device licensing. When they purchase a new license/device and claim it into their organization, is when they will see a different expiration date. For example, if the customer's co-termination date is 1/1/2025 and they convert, their expiration date in per-device will be 1/1/2025 for all their devices/products. If they purchase 1 new AP with a 7-year license on 1/1/2025, the expiration date of that device will be 1/1/2027. The other devices will maintain the 1/1/2025 expiration date."   I understand that if I convert right now, all my devices including expired ones will all have my current co-term date applied to each of them. It states that when I purchase another device, it will have its own expiration date tied to it based on the licensing term date. The example shows a 7-year license added on 1/1/2025 expires on 1/1/2027. My math calculates that this 7-year license expires in 2 years according to this example. Is this a typo I hope? ... View more

I recently set our iPad endpoints to delay OS software for 90 days. When I manually forced a software update on two iPads, it proceeded to download 12.3. Currently 12.4 is what downloads if you do not delay the update.   Both iPads are running iOS 12. Every time I attempted to install 12.3 update, I would receive an "Unable to Verify Update" on either tablet. No matter how or where I logged into wifi, I got the same error.   It wasn't until I unchecked "Delay OS software updates" on one of the iPads that it allowed it to download and install without issue though it was 12.4.   From what I can tell, Apple doesn't provide the ability to select OS versions that are older than what is currently being deployed by the company. So in this case, does Apple not allow verification on any other OS version other than what is currently available? If that is the case, this delay option is pointless if another version is released in that time frame you specify in the restrictions option. ... View more

Is there any way to disable the Personal Hotspot option in iOS 11? With organization owned devices using data paid by the company, I would prefer not to allow the user to use the hotspot feature to browse the internet or stream data intensive media on the company's dime. Maas360 is capable of this feature so apparently it is feasible. Am I overlooking it? ... View more