Ramblings of a Tinkerer

I spent some time working with the Workspace ONE XR Hub team (find out about HR Hub here ) and whilst it is very simple to install a certificate to a Quest enrolled in Workspace ONE, it's not that simple to install one on a non-enrolled device. Why would you want to install a certificate on an Oculus Quest you might ask? Well, I am a volunteer CS teacher for TEALS  and the school I was working with purchased some Quest 2 headsets for the students. Unfortunately, she was unable to connect them to the school network as the network was protected by securly an needed a certificate installed on the device before it was able to connect to the network. The schools IT team were unable to help and since I had experience with the Quest 2 while working with XR Hub team I was asked if I could help. The Quest 2 (like most VR/XR headsets) runs a version of Android AOSP  heavily customized by the OEM. If I could get to the underlying O/S, I would be ...

Integration with Apple Business Manager / Apple School Manager is a key step when using Workspace ONE to manage Corporate owned Apple devices. This extra step allows you to ensure that your devices are enrolled, and remain to be enrolled, in Workspace ONE. It also simplifies the enrollment process in that the the device is automatically enrolled into Workspace ONE UEM as part of the device setup process. Part 1: Integrating UEM and DEP Requirements: Apple Business Manager (ABM) or Apple School Manager (ASM) tenant. In the Workspace ONE UEM console, go to Settings > All Settings > Device and Users > Apple > Device Enrollment Program Click Configure Download the public key In ABM, Click the Organization and then Preferences and the + to add an MDM Server Give the MDM Server a Name and Upload the public key downloaded from the UEM console Download the Token (sToken) Configure Default Device Assignment Upload the token into the UEM console Configure authentication settings for ...