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Supervised devices, on the other hand, require a re-install of iOS that throws additional management switches on and gives the administrator more control over configuration. Admins can give contractors access to resources for the length of a specific project without having to get a hold of their device to revoke it afterward, or give students access for the length of a specific class. Profiles set up this way can be overlaid on existing user settings, and can even be set to automatically expire after a specific period. Unsupervised device management is best for BYOD situations it can be configured without being overly intrusive. There are two distinct levels of management control in iOS 6-supervised and unsupervised devices. Of course, I backed all his stuff up first. All those features let you turn a device into a secure wireless kiosk, a point-of sale system, or (as I did to my son's iPad) a dedicated My Little Pony Ruckus Reader platform with an appropriately themed lock screen. That includes the ability to lock down the lock screen, put a device into "app lock" mode, making it boot straight into an application, and blocking users' access to the rest of iOS's features. It provides all the policy configuration muscle Apple gives to mobile device management tool developers with its management interfaces, in a free Mac OS X application. It's also, as it turns out, the perfect tool to prank a teenage son, teaching him the hazards of leaving his iPad unattended and of interrupting conference calls with extended drum solos.Ĭonfigurator version 1.2 is enhanced to take advantage of the enterprise management features in iOS 6. Configurator version 1.2 is intended to give organizations a way to mass-configure iPads, iPhones, and even iPods with applications, settings, and security policies.

So I assume this untrusted cert is the root of the error, have now removed accordingly.Apple recently released the latest version of Configurator, the company's management software for iOS devices, for download in the Mac App Store. Date ranges are valid on both, as to why the older org profile is untrusted, I can only guess. So I head on over to Configurator 2 Preferences, Orgs, and then look for the one that has the older certificate date when you click on 'Show Supervision Identity.' - this is where I find that the older idendity appears to have an untrusted cert, and the newer one is trusted. However, I now have two items in my Org list have exactly the same string, which isn't brilliant.

It revalidated with the ABM apple ID and then the prepare went through on the iPad without error. So last thing to try was to choose the 'New Organization' option on the 'Assign to Organisation' option. I'm testing MDM differences, so have two MDMs setup (Jamf and the other both had this same error). The fix (for me) was to re-create the Organization profile as part of the Prepare steps. I just had this exact error in my new development environment.