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HI All We are looking to stage/enroll a few thousand devices and we don't want to load all the applications etc at the staging site. Instead, rather have a button on the lockscreen that triggers a move by the user, to the live/infield folder where it will adopt the policies it needs and download the applications etc. Has anyone done this before? Is it possible? Your assistance will be much appreciated.
Hi community We encounter an issue with Mobicontrol console. Drag and drop of devices is not anymore possible since upgrade from 14.1 to 14.5. Any idea ? thx steve
I have a script i am trying to get working, which is designed to move a specific device ID to a specific virtual group. I have several other API methods working properly in power-shell, but the POST /devicegroups/{path}/members is not wanting to play nice. Below is my redacted code: param ( [parameter(mandatory = $true)] [string]$apiToken, [parameter(mandatory = $true)] [string]$DeviceID, [switch]$disable ) $Header = @{ "Content-Type" = "text/json" "Authorization" = "Bearer $($apitoken)" } $DeviceIDs = @("$($DeviceID)") if ($disable) { $groupPath = "referenceId:9959e8d1-4878-41e4-ba2d-4765b45f48d3" $body = @{ "GroupPath" = $groupath "deviceIds" = $DeviceID } $groupPath = [System.Web.HttpUtility]::UrlEncode($groupPath) $workingURL = "https://###REMOVED###/MobiControl/api/devicegroups/$($grouppath)/members" Write-verbose $body write-verbose $DeviceID $result = Invoke-restmethod -Uri $workingURL -Method POST -Headers $Header -Body $body $groupPath = "referenceId:23429449-fa78-44b6-9896-65499fe7b27d" $body = @{ "GroupPath" = $groupath "deviceIds" = $DeviceID } $groupPath = [System.Web.HttpUtility]::UrlEncode($groupPath) $workingURL = "https://###REMOVED###/MobiControl/api/devicegroups/$($grouppath)/members" Write-verbose $body write-verbose $DeviceID $result = Invoke-restmethod -Uri $workingURL -Method POST -Headers $Header -Body $body return $result } else { $groupPath = "referenceId:9959e8d1-4878-41e4-ba2d-4765b45f48d3" $body = @{ "GroupPath" = $groupPath "deviceIds" = $DeviceID } $groupPath = [System.Web.HttpUtility]::UrlEncode($groupPath) $workingURL = "https://###REMOVED###/MobiControl/api/devicegroups/$($grouppath)/members" Write-output $body write-verbose $DeviceID $result = Invoke-restmethod -Uri $workingURL -Method POST -Headers $Header -Body $body return $result } } After running it i receive the following api response: Invoke-restmethod : { "$type": "ErrorDetails", "ErrorCode": 0, "Message": "Contract validation failed", "Data": [ "deviceIds: Error parsing value" ], "HelpLink": null} No matter how i pass the deviceids value it always returns a parse error. I have tried the following the device ID in an array the device ID in quotes device ID in square brackets those three converted to json The only time i have gotten it to work was on the API documentation page on my server
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