This blog post is part of a series of posts showing how the enrollment process for smartphones in Microsoft Endpoint Manager (previously Intune) looks. These posts are not meant as end user guidance but as cheat sheets for IT pros working with Microsoft Endpoint Manager.
I find it valuable to quickly be able to go back and check how a certain scenario looks and how it compares to other scenarios. I hope this can be valuable to others as well!
All covered enrollment scenarios:
- Personal iOS Device via Company Portal
- Corporate iOS Device via Apple Configurator
- Corporate iOS Device via Apple Business Manager
- Personal Android Device with a Work Profile via Company Portal (this article)
- Corporate Fully Managed Android Device via QR Code
- Corporate Fully Managed Android Device via NFC (coming soon)
- Corporate Fully Managed Android Device via Zero Touch (coming soon)
Enrollment Conditions
In this scenario I’m setting up a personal Samsung Galaxy A10 device with Android 9 and enrolls it to MEM with the Company Portal app. In this scenario an Android Enterprise Work Profile is automatically created, separating work apps and data from personal apps and data. This scenario requires the user to have a personal Google account and is therefor suited for BYOD scenarios.
Enrollment Date |
3rd of January 2020 |
Device |
Samsung Galaxy A10 |
Android version |
9 |
Android security patch level |
1 October 2019 |
One UI version |
1.1 |
Knox version |
3.3 |
Number of manual steps for the Android-installation |
16 steps |
Number of manual steps for the Intune enrollment |
10 steps |
Total number of manual steps |
26 steps |
Step by Step Slideshow
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