You can configure different enrollment types for different device families. For example, you may want Mac computers to enroll through account-driven Device Enrollment, while having iPhone, iPad, and Apple Vision Pro devices use account-driven User Enrollment for BYOD.
Warning:The following configuration could be disruptive to your current Automated Device Enrollment deployment workflows and scoping, depending on whether you are scoping to smart groups with "PreStage Enrollment: {PreStage_Name}" criteria. This may also disrupt Automated Device Enrollment device assignments if your organization maintains multiple MDM servers for different purposes.
- Configure Jamf Pro to connect to Apple Business or Apple School Manager using multiple MDM server tokens.
- Set one server object in the default server settings to be for model families, like iPhone/iPad, as needed.
- Set one server object in the default server settings to be for model family Mac.
- (Optional) Name the server token objects accordingly, including the model families in the name.
- Enable account-driven enrollments for the preferred model families and enrollment types in Jamf Pro's user-initiated enrollment settings.
- Get the ServerUUID values for each server.
- Use the Jamf Pro API to set the server object for iPhone, iPad, or Apple Vision Pro devices to
mdm-byod. - Use the Jamf Pro API to set the server object for Mac computers to
mdm-adde.
When querying the Jamf Pro API, you should see two Automated Device Enrollment tokens and server UUIDs, with the respective enrollment types of either mdm-byod or mdm-adde defined for service discovery.