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Dell Wyse Management Suite Version 2.0 Release Notes

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Enrollment validation

In Wyse Management Suite 2.0, the Enrollment Validation option is introduced where the tenant must manually approve before the device is registered to a group. When the Enrollment Validation option is enabled, the auto-discovered devices are in Pending Validation state in the Devices page. The tenant can select a single device or multiple devices in the Devices page and validate the enrollment. The devices are moved to the intended group after they are validated.

  • You can enable Enrollment Validation from Portal Admin > Other settings.
  • The option is enabled by default for new tenants.
  • You can enable or disable Enrollment Validation on the OOBE screen.
  • For existing tenants, the option is disabled.
  • New devices that are discovered manually or automatically are moved to Enrollment pending state. The administrator can approve the device and move to a group or unregister the device.
  • The count of the devices that are not approved, are displayed on the Dashboard for approval.
  • All unapproved devices are listed under Enrollment Validation Pending filter drop-down in Device page > Status.
  • Group administrators have the permission to validate enrollment for the devices registering to that group.
  • Viewers do not have the permission to validate enrollment.

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