Dell Device Management Console Inactivity Timing Changes
Summary: The article details the changes to the timing of inactivity within the Dell Device Management Console (DDMC) before a tenant is removed.
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Dell Device Management Console (DDMC) removes devices from the management console when the drive is inactive for an extended period.
The inactivity period is extended from 90 to 180 days. If a user does not log in for 150 consecutive days, a reminder is sent. If there is still no activity during the following 30-day grace period, the tenant device is deleted.
- In the context of peripheral management, a tenant is considered inactive if no one logs in and no devices are registered or checked in during the specified period.
For more information about the Dell Device Management Console, view the peripheral Management IT Admin guide here.
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Article Number: 000409906
Article Type: How To
Last Modified: 08 Jan 2026
Version: 1
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