mdm

i've done a apple-mdm-ota-server for IOS so far. The devices deliver me following things to the server (in form of a plist/xml): -Push Magic Token -Device Token (in b64 format oO) -PN-Topic (com.apple.mgmt.xxx) -UDID (in hexcode) -UnlockToken (a very long b64 encoded thing) I need to send the following content to the push notification thing from apple: {"mdm":"pushMagic"} Pushmagic = the Push Magic Token How I need to compose the data I need to write into the apns socket? I tried the one that works for other push notifications, but for this it doesn't. There is happening just nothing :-(.

As soon as I import the first key with keytool into the wso2carbon.jks file (and I restart the service) my service already fails to launch properly and logs the following error: TID: [0] [EMM] [2014-03-06 23:46:42,106] ERROR {org.wso2.carbon.databridge.receiver.thrift.internal.ThriftDataReceiverDS} - Can not create and start Agent Server {org.wso2.carbon.databridge.receiver.thrift.internal.ThriftDataReceiverDS} org.wso2.carbon.databridge.core.exception.DataBridgeException: Cannot start agent server on port 7711 at org.wso2.carbon.databridge.receiver.thrift.internal.ThriftDataReceiver

I am developing an app that will work in 2 different Android environments (consumer & corporate markets). Lets say it is a texting app with a dozen configuration parameters to manage. The first environment is a standard Android device that has no Android Enterprise (AfW) features enabled. So there is no EMM (MDM) to supply an Android Agent/Client app to be a device/profile owner implementing a Managed Configurations Provider. The second environment is within a corporation. An EMM (MDM) is used to manage all their corporate owned devices. The EMM is either a device or profile owner. They are

We have developed an Android application and pushing the new installations & updates through MDM (Mobile Device Management, Soti Mobi control). The update sent, silently upgrades the application without user's confirmation. Due to this, if application is in use by the users, is automatically stopped, upgraded & started from the beginning and thus users loose their important changes which they were suppose to send to server. Is it possible in the mobi control to configure an update with a prompt to the user (similar to what it comes when we manually upgrade to the newer versions' APK)? OR Can I

I'm going to attend a MDM project in iOS (client side) but after searching, I still don't know how MDM really works. Can anyone explain something for me? Problem: My server needs to control the list of applications are installed on devices (install and remove app). Expected Solution: There need an app installed on devices which plays the role of client (MY APP). When needed, server will push a notification to client via Apple push notification server. After receiving notification, client app will connect to server to get server command (ex: installing app A) After getting command, MY APP

I want to send a configuration payload to a device. Eg. I want to send a restriction payload (Disallow safari) to a particular device. i.e. I want to update the configuration profile installed on the device. Do I need to send this configuration profile payload same way as I send the query payloads? Do I need to include all the configuration payloads of the configuration profile which exists on the device? OR Just need to send the one I need to update. Please help!!! It needs to be the contents of the containing the PayloadContent of the profile you wish to install which has been Base64 encoded

We have an iPad app running in a kiosk mode deployed across multiple physical locations. We'd like to have a solution where any updates to the app are pushed automatically to the device so that the client does not have to touch each iPad they have. Our client has an existing MDM software that notifies the user if there's an update, but since it's intended to be a kiosk we don't want the general public to actually do the update by themselves. Does anyone know if this is possible at all? Thanks, Teja. Edit: As of iOS 7, you can now force an app update through MDM software. (Previously for iOS 6