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LABS GALLERY: Google Apps Premier Mobile Device Management

LABS GALLERY: Google Apps Premier Mobile Device Management
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Andrew Garcia
Andrew Garcia
Mar 9, 2010
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by Andrew Garcia


Rules

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Administrators can limit access solely to devices that support ActiveSync policies, and thereby create and enforce passcode policies.


Passcode

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With passcode policy in place, a user will be forced to create a passcode on the mobile device before being allowed to synchronize data.


Devices

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Domain administrators can view synchronized devices on each user’s management page. Google’s system does a lousy job of differentiating devices.


Wipe

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Administrators can remotely wipe a device reported lost or stolen. The command will be issued to the device the next time it attempts synchronization.


Looped Wipes

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Google’s console frequently will not report a successful wipe job. Any wiped devices that are subsequently rejoined to the domain will be wiped recursively until an administrator cancels the job.


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