Citrix Endpoint Management

Samsung

November 2, 2022

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Samsung offers several solutions that are compatible with Citrix Endpoint Management.

To control how and when Android devices connect to the Endpoint Management service, use Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM). For information, see Firebase Cloud Messaging.

Enrollment profiles determine whether Android devices enroll in MAM, MDM, or MDM+MAM, with the option for users to opt out of MDM. Endpoint Management supports the following authentication types for Android devices enrolled in MDM+MAM. For information, see the following articles:

Another rarely used authentication method is client certificate plus security token. For information, see https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX215200.

A general workflow for starting Android device management is as follows:

Complete the onboarding process. See Onboarding and resource setup and Prepare to enroll devices and deliver resources.
Choose and configure an enrollment method. See Supported enrollment methods.
Deploy Samsung license keys.
Configure Samsung device policies.
Set up device and app security actions. See Security actions.

For supported operating systems, see Supported device operating systems.

Supported enrollment methods

The following table lists the enrollment methods that Endpoint Management supports for Android devices:

Method	Supported
Manual enrollment	Yes
Enrollment invitations	Yes

For information about enrolling devices, see Enroll Android devices.

Deploy Samsung license keys

Samsung has Enterprise License Management (ELM) keys. You purchase Samsung licenses from Samsung.

Configure Samsung device policies

Device policies:


App Restrictions	App Uninstall	Browser
Copy Apps to Samsung Container	Exchange	Passcode
Restrictions	VPN

Security actions

Android supports the following security actions. For a description of each security action, see Security actions.


App Lock	App Wipe	Certificate Renewal
Full Wipe	Locate	Lock
Lock and Reset Password	Notify	Revoke
Selective Wipe

Note:

For devices running Android 6.0 and greater, the Locate security action requires the user to grant Location permission during enrollment. The user can opt not to grant Location permissions. If the user doesn’t grant the permission during enrollment, Endpoint Management again requests location permissions when sending the Locate command.

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Samsung

November 2, 2022

Contributed by:

C K

November 2, 2022

Contributed by:

C K

Samsung

Supported enrollment methods

Deploy Samsung license keys

Configure Samsung device policies

Security actions

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