Offline Enrollment for Windows 10 Devices

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The Workspace ONE platform is a digital workspace management solution that allows administrators to manage and secure a wide range of devices, including Windows 10 devices. Workspace ONE can be used to enroll and configure devices, install applications, and enforce policies to ensure compliance with organizational security standards.

When preparing 50 newly purchased Windows 10 devices for enrollment without connectivity to the Internet and without using Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub installation parameters, an administrator can use the Command Line staging process. This process involves creating a staging package that contains all the necessary configurations, policies, and applications needed for the devices to be enrolled in Workspace ONE.

To create a staging package, the administrator needs to use the Workspace ONE UEM Console to configure the necessary settings, such as network settings, device naming conventions, and security policies. Once the settings are configured, the administrator can export the configuration as an XML file.

Next, the administrator can use the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub Command Line Tool to create a staging package using the XML file. The staging package can be saved to a USB drive or other portable media and then transferred to the devices to be enrolled.

To enroll the devices using the staging package, the administrator can run a PowerShell script that executes the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub Command Line Tool and points it to the location of the staging package. The script can be run on each device manually or deployed to multiple devices using a script management tool like Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM).

Using the Command Line staging process, an administrator can enroll multiple Windows 10 devices without requiring Internet connectivity or the use of Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub installation parameters. This process can save time and reduce errors when preparing devices for enrollment in Workspace ONE.