Release Notes

December 2017

 

What's New

In this release, we have added a Library feature that lets device admins upload and store content for easy access and management. We are launching this feature with two libraries: Certificates and Wi-Fi. Device admins can now upload and deploy CA certificates to all managed devices as well as push and manage WEP, WPA/WPA2, and WPA/WPA2 Enterprise profiles in KACE Cloud MDM.

New Feature: Libraries

The new Libraries tab can be found in the top navigation of the product. Within this section are the Wi-Fi and Certificate libraries.

New Feature: Certificate Management

Users can now Add and Remove certificates on single or multiple devices. New certificates can be added directly to the library at any time. During the Devices > Certificates > Add New process, certificates can be copied from the library or uploaded to the product.

New Feature: Wi-Fi Management

Users can now Add, Edit, and Remove Wi-Fi configurations on single or multiple devices. New Wi-Fi configurations can be added directly to the library at any time. During the Devices > Wi-Fi > Add New process, a Wi-Fi configuration can be copied from the library or added new.

Known Issues

Account Linking

If you manually create an account in KACE Cloud MDM, then use SSO to log in using the same email address, your account will be automatically linked to single sign-on. You will receive a confirmation email so you can verify.

Role Management and SSO Configuration

If user role assignment is set to Automatic during SSO Configuration, a manual attempt to update an individuals user's role via the Users > Edit User path may appear possible, but will be overwritten by the original SSO Configuration. To resolve, the configuration setting can be changed to Manual, which will then enable editing of individual user roles.

Android Considerations

Certificate Removal

The ability for an admin to remove a certificate is not currently available for Android devices.

Set Passcode Command

The Set Passcode function changed in Android N and later. On versions before N, an administrator could set the passcode as desired. On Android N and later, the passcode can only be set on devices that do not already have a passcode set. The user interface does not currently warn users who are attempting to set a passcode on Android N or later.

iOS Considerations

Factory Reset - Apple iOS iCloud Account Lock

When resetting an Apple iOS device back to factory defaults, the device will remain locked to the associated iCloud account. To prevent this from happening, BEFORE resetting the device, manually turn off the Find my phone feature on the iPhone.

 

Additional Resources

Getting Started with KACE Cloud MDM

 


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