Apple's deprecated deployment accounts will continue to be supported by MobileIron Core as long as Apple continues support.įor more information, see the Apple documentation for setting up an Apple Device Enrollment account. Updating the OS on supervised Apple Device Enrollment devices.Checking for Apple Device Enrollment account updates.
Assigning Apple Device Enrollment devices to an enrollment profile en masse.Creating Apple Device Enrollment profiles.Assigning devices to the Apple Device Enrollment account.Linking MobileIron Core to Apple Device Enrollment.Editing Core roles for Apple Device Enrollment.Setting up Apple Device Enrollment with MobileIron Core involves the following main steps: You must click on Apple ID and then select the iCloud, Facetime & Messages.Setting up Apple Device Enrollment with MobileIron Core Apple calls you: Apple Support (opens new window).For Apple contacting, there are 2 methods.Adding a payment card before calling can help legitimize the account so it doesn't seem as much like a bot. Otherwise, there is no proceeding besides using a new account. The fix is simple but not pretty, you MUST call Apple (opens new window). While not concrete, you can think of an AppleID as a credit score where the better an Apple customer you are the more likely they won't have activation issues or get an easier pass with Apple Support Next open terminal and run the following:Īdding a payment card to the account and having a decent amount of purchases can also help. You can enable the option in the boot picker in your config under ist -> Misc -> Security -> AllowNvramReset. This is important for those who've tried setting up iMessage but failed, to start make sure your NVRAM has been cleared. Please refer to the Emulated NVRAM section of the OpenCore Guide for both testing if you have working NVRAM and emulating it if you don't. So we'll need to verify NVRAM works, regardless if "it should work" as some firmwares can be more of a pain than others. Without NVRAM, iMessage can neither see nor store keys. Something that many forget about iServices is that NVRAM is crucial to getting it working correctly, the reason being is that iMessage keys and such are stored in NVRAM. When adding this to your config, c0:7e:bf:c3:af:ff should be converted to c07ebfc3afff as the Data type cannot accept colons ( :).
#APPLE SERIAL NUMBER AUTHENTICATION MAC#
Some users have even gone as far as using real Apple MAC Address dumps for their config, for this guide we'll be using our real MAC Address but note that this is another option. Note: en0 can be either Wifi, ethernet or even Thunderbolt, adapt the above example to your situation. Windows: Settings -> Network & Internet -> Ethernet -> Ethernet -> Physical MAC Address MacOS: System Preferences -> Network -> Ethernet -> Advanced -> Hardware -> MAC Address To find your actual MAC Address/ROM value, you can find in a couple places: This is a section many may have forgotten about but this is found in your ist under PlatformInfo -> Generic -> ROM Now with the PciRoot, go into your ist -> DeviceProperties -> Add and apply the property of built-in with type Data and value 01 For us, this would be PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1f,0圆) Now search through the ist and find the PciRoot of your ethernet controller. Now head under the PCI tab of Hackintool and export your PCI DeviceProperties, this will create a ist on your desktop The SSDT is precompiled so no extra work needed, reminder compiled files have a. If this doesn't work, add NullEthernet.kext (opens new window) and ssdt-rmne.aml (opens new window) to your EFI and ist under Kernel -> Add and ACPI -> Add respectively. Sudo rm /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/ist
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