I have done it for a retail client using Mosyle but I have not tried it in Systems Manager. ... View more

If you go into the device list and look in the top right corner, you will see a wrench icon. Click that to customize what information you see in the list. Once the device list is showing all the information you need, export it as an excel file.   Hope this helps. ... View more

What sate are the iPads in during the first setup? What I have found is that they can not be setup at all prior to applying the profile settings in the DEP list in Systems Manager. If the iPad setup has been started in anyway prior to that step, a full wipe is needed.   When it comes to the ABM/Configurator flow, it works a lot better when you are buying new devices that are automatically added to ABM and your default MDM. The configurator approach is a bit more intensive but you have to remember that up until about a year ago, there was no way to manually add previously purchased iOS devices. This, while being a bit of a pain setting up, is still much better than nothing at all. ... View more

Microsoft Remote Desktop WiFiman    just to to name a few ... View more

That’s completely up to you and your team. I have some clients that did not want their employees to add apps and locked the devices so they could not add an Apple ID. I have other clients that let their employees add there Apple ID. One of the nice things about supervision is that, if you have an employee leave and lock their device, you can wipe and clear it remotely with Meraki. ... View more

So, any iOS device can be added to Apple Business Manager that is running iOS 11 or higher using Apple Configurator 2 on any Mac. Here is a link for that https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204142.   By using Apple business manager and meraki, you can put your devices in “supervision” which gives you more control over the devices. Volume Purchase Program (VPP) is where you will go to purchase licenses for paid or free apps for distribution through meraki. ... View more

The only time you will need the DUNS number is when you setup Apple Business Manager(DEP). Won’t need it for Meraki but you will want to setup the Apple stuff first. ... View more

There is training out there for sure. Not all by Meraki but it’s still there. End users can take the cmno to help learn for example. I do agree that a lot of resellers should do more training. I am a reseller and I always make sure to spend time with the client and go over everything plus provide links to various YouTube videos and other FAQs. I have had new clients that had existing MXs and MRs and had no idea how to use them when I started working with them and this can indeed be frustrating for both myself and the client. ... View more

Google offers Oauth that their devices use as part of Google at Work. It works like an LDAP. While you can set this up for android devices in SM, iOS devices are not compatible with Google Oauth at this point from what I understand. ... View more

If you are setting device owners, you can try the following steps. It will allow it to configure at least the gmail app and should be able to setup the others too.   Using_the_Managed_App_Settings_Payload ... View more

If you go to add devices under SM, there are a few different ways that you can have them add their own devices. You can then set them with device owners and schedule the apps if you want. https://documentation.meraki.com/SM/Deployment_Guides/Android_Enterprise_Deployment_Guide_(Android_for_Work) I hope that this helps 🙂 ... View more

You login to business.apple.com with the existing Apple ID that you are using for DEP and VPP and it walks you through the upgrade. ... View more

It combines both DEP and VPP in one place. It supposed to make it easier to manage the deployment without jumping from the different apple programs. It also makes it easier to create Apple IDs for employees. Think Apple School Manager for business.   Apple Business Manager lets organizations buy content and configure automatic device enrollment in an MDM solution. Apple Business Manager is accessible on the web, and is designed for technology managers and IT administrators. New enhancements from DEP to Apple Business Manager include:   • Support for Administrator account and multiple Manager accounts • Any Administrator/Manager account may now accept new Apple terms & conditions • Create and administer Managed Apple IDs for end users • Assign Roles to end users • Manage locations • Purchase/Manage apps and books without separately managing VPP for Apps system • Transfer licenses for apps and books between locations • Access activity log files   https://help.apple.com/businessmanager/#/tes40577306d ... View more