Navigation Introduction Applying tags to devices in Workspace One UEM is a useful way to group devices, assign profiles, or enforce policies efficiently. While Workspace One UEM provides an interface for managing tags, there are scenarios where automating this process is beneficial. In this post, I’ll guide you through using a PowerShell script ApplyTag.ps1 which…
Navigation Introduction Workspace ONE UEM device tags provide a simple way to label and identify devices without needing to use device profiles, smart groups, compliance policies, or notes. Tags make it easy to filter the device list view, assign labels to one or multiple devices, remove tags, and delete any that are no longer in…
Navigation Introduction Leveraging Workspace One APIs via PowerShell scripts can be extremely useful in automating tasks, however there may be circumstances where you have a need to run scripts at a specific time, or have a script regularly run on a schedule. In this post I’ll run you through how you can achieve this by…
Navigation Introduction Managing product deployments in Workspace ONE UEM can be challenging, especially if you have a large number of products set up. There may be scenarios where products need to be run on a regular basis to ensure devices maintain their intended configurations. This script, along with Task Scheduler on Windows, allows you to…
Navigation Introduction When working with the Workspace ONE UEM API, authentication is a crucial first step before making any requests. To streamline this process, I’ve created UEMAuth.ps1, a PowerShell script that handles authentication by setting up environment variables, retrieving OAuth tokens, and generating the necessary headers for API calls. This script is designed to be…
Navigation Introduction OAuth 2.0 is an industry-standard authorization framework that allows applications to securely access resources on behalf of a user or service without exposing credentials. Workspace One UEM supports OAuth 2.0 and creating a client can be extremely useful. It enables integrations and automations, by allowing external systems, applications or scripts to authenticate and…
What’s the difference? Zebra devices have a unique feature known as an enterprise partition (/enterprise). This is not commonly found on other OEM’s Android devices. This partition can be used to store files, and Zebra MX settings which persist on the device when it is Enterprise reset. An enterprise reset will clear all user data…
Navigation Introduction Workspace One UEM (WS1 UEM) offers several methods to enrol devices in the platform, such as sideload staging (soon to be deprecated), Android Zero touch, download of Intelligent Hub from the Google Play store and generation of StageNow enrolment barcodes directly within WS1 UEM. StageNow also supports staging using NFC tags. However each…
Navigation Introduction As organizations become increasingly dependent on mobile devices for day-to-day operations, securing these endpoints has never been more critical. From frontline workers using rugged Android devices to corporate teams accessing sensitive data on the go, mobile devices have become an integral part of business workflows. However, this growing reliance also introduces security risks.…
Introduction Workspace One UEM (WS1 UEM) requires that each device is enrolled against a user, which ties an identity to a device. In certain use cases, a staging user may be required: This post will walkthrough how to create a staging user to be used for enrolment on behalf of other users, to enable enrolment…