Table 1: Primary Windows 10 Management Clientsįor a more detailed discussion of the services used to manage Windows 10 devices, see Troubleshooting Windows 10: Workspace ONE Operational Tutorial. Baselines (Microsoft, CIS Benchmark, Custom, Build your Own Baseline, etc.).Profile configuration using WAP-Provisioning (Non-Microsoft CSPs).Software is installed using the Software Distribution client which is bundled with the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub. Software distribution metadata delivery using VMware CSPs.

Profile configuration using Microsoft CSPs.Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub installed on the device The following table compares each client. OMA-DM (Open Mobile Alliance Device Management)Įach client serves a specific purpose and relies on several services to establish real-time communication with Workspace ONE UEM.There are two primary management clients installed on the device that communicate with Workspace ONE UEM: Real-time communication between Windows 10 devices and Workspace ONE occurs over one of two services: The following sections build off this knowledge to explain how device enrollment and management is secured when using Workspace ONE UEM.įigure 1: Windows Modern Management Framework showing management client responsibilities Before proceeding with the other sections, it is essential to understand these components. There are several communication channels and clients used to manage Windows 10 devices. Windows Modern Management Framework Overview

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