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1. #Airwatch mdm adding safari shortcuts to home screen how to#
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3. #Airwatch mdm adding safari shortcuts to home screen update#
4. #Airwatch mdm adding safari shortcuts to home screen download#

I don’t recall if the message Profile download in progress ever changes. With the newer version of the console, there’s something extra that I didn’t see before.Īfter clicking Close this time around, there’s now another button we can click on.

#Airwatch mdm adding safari shortcuts to home screen how to#

I am now on 19.02 for my server which presents a different screen in Safari with a continue button that has an instruction on how to grab the profile from settings.”Īs such, I quickly un-enrolled and re-enrolled my device in my shared SaaS which is running console version 19.04. “I’ve seen the screen, but it flashes by real quick. My good friend and fellow Mobility Architect Luke Sharkey made a comment below via the post titled iOS 12.2 and Intelligent Hub 19.03 and instantly a light bulb went off in my head: Is that the education screen VMware has incorporated with version 19.03? Keep reading and you will see the answer to this question. I did notice a brief message below after I finished installing the profile. When you get to the screen below, it means your device has been enrolled successfully to AirWatch.

#Airwatch mdm adding safari shortcuts to home screen install#

You will now see a new entry Profile Downloaded.įrom here on, the steps to install the configuration profile are the same as before.

So we need to educate our users to just press the home button or swipe up to return to the main screen.Īt the main screen, tap the Settings icon. Pressing Close to the prompt will keep you on the same screen. You are then instructed to go to the Settings app to install the configuration profile. Instead, you are prompted to allow or ignore downloading a configuration profile. Unlike the past, however, you will NOT be redirected to Settings after. Upon clicking Next to the screen below, you will be redirected to Safari. Without further ado, let me share some screenshots of the changes your users will see with both iOS 12.2 and the Intelligent Hub 19.03. Here’s a screenshot from the App Store of the device itself. Kudos to VMware AirWatch team, they recognized that a little education goes a long way by releasing version 19.03 the very same day (notice the naming convention also follows the console version which is a plus.) You will see why this is significant later on.Īs soon as I updated my device with iOS 12.2, I began the enrollment process with version 6.1 of the Intelligent Hub which in my mind would spell disaster for non-technical users who might not even know the existence of the Settings app. This post was created with console version 9.4. Either way, the enrollment process has changed and it’s imperative to keep your teams and users informed of the changes to minimize any unnecessary calls and tickets to your Help Desk.Ī quick note before we continue.

Even the KB titled Getting Ready for Apple Spring 2019 Updates was last updated on 03/25/19 which was the same day when Apple announced the release of iOS 12.2. If you keep up with the VMware AirWatch knowledge base articles and blog posts, you should already know about the upcoming changes to on-boarding iOS devices to MDM which was posted on 02/11/19. That’s usually how MDM vendor is able to provide zero-day support of any new iOS release.Ĭustom Profiles for iOS 12.2, macOS 10.14.4, and tvOS 12.2 (Last updated on 03/07/19) iOS 12.2 provides MDM admins options to lock down various features such as disallowing Personal Hotspot modification. While these features have yet to be built into the console, you can take advantage of them now with custom XML profiles. Let me tell you why I feel such mixed emotion with this release. 2 on 03/25/19 is yet another blessing or curse for MDM admins everywhere.

#Airwatch mdm adding safari shortcuts to home screen update#

While you can delay iOS update on supervised devices for up to 90 days, there’s only so much you can do to prevent end-users from updating their personal iOS devices to the latest version as soon as it becomes available. Like it or not, change is inevitable especially in the technology field. This post was first published and updated with additional screenshots based on a newer console version.