Automated Device Enrollment (known as ADE, formerly DEP) allows for the Addigy agent to be installed on the device during the initial setup process. This is also called "Zero Touch Deployment". Sometimes, it's necessary to force a device to repeat this Automated Device Enrollment process.
Renewing the Automated Device Enrollment status of the device will allow your device to reacquire and settings and software that would normally happen during the initial Apple Setup Assistant.
For up-to-date Macs running macOS 10.13.4 High Sierra and newer, run this command to renew Automated Device Enrollment on the device. More information on this command can be found here:
Overview: Using the 'sudo profiles renew -type enrollment" Command
sudo profiles renew -type enrollment
Resetting the Automated Device Enrollment Enrollment on a Device
Rarely, you may need to completely clear out the enrollment settings of a device. Use these commands to clear the Automated Device Enrollment status from your device.
# The 'sudo' requires and admin password if run from the device's Terminal.app, but is # not needed if run from within Addigy. sudo rm /var/db/.AppleSetupDone sudo rm /Library/Keychains/apsd.keychain sudo rm -rf /var/db/ConfigurationProfiles/
Note: in macOS 10.13 High Sierra and newer, the /var/db/ConfigurationProfiles directory will be protected. System Integrity Protection (SIP) must be disabled to run the above commands successfully. We strongly recommend against disabling SIP as it can be considered a major security vulnerability. The only Apple-recommended method for resetting Automated Device Enrollment is by wiping the device and completing a fresh install of macOS.
To get some additional guidance running commands like these, see our article Creating and Running Scripts.
To get some additional guidance setting up the Automated Device Enrollment Integration, see our article Configuring Apple's Automated Device Enrollment Integration with Addigy.