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Um DeviceIdentifier encapsula IDs de hardware para identificar um
dispositivo fabricado. Este documento explica como trabalhar com identificadores na
API de inscrição sem toque.
Um DeviceIdentifier combina metadados ou IDs de hardware necessários para identificar
exclusivamente um dispositivo.
Sua organização inclui os valores do identificador do dispositivo ao fazer upload de dados
do dispositivo pelo portal ou ao chamar a API.
Campos obrigatórios
dispositivos Android;
O registro sem toque normalmente identifica dispositivos pelos IDs de modem celular
IMEI (ou MEID). Para oferecer suporte a dispositivos sem modems celulares, como
tablets, você também pode identificar dispositivos usando um conjunto diferente de campos. A tabela a seguir mostra os campos que podem ser usados para cada tipo de dispositivo:
Identificador
Rede celular
Somente Wi-Fi
Observações
hardware_id
O campo precisa ser um número IMEI ou MEID. A inscrição sem contato valida o formato dos valores de IMEI quando você os transmite em argumentos de API.
hardware_id2
Esse campo precisa ser um segundo número de IMEI ou MEID. A inscrição sem contato valida o formato dos valores de IMEI quando você os transmite em argumentos de API. Para informações sobre dispositivos com mais de um modem celular, consulte Dispositivos dual chip.
serialNumber
O número de série do fabricante do dispositivo. O número de série é diferencia maiúsculas de minúsculas e é o mesmo valor retornado por Build.getSerial().
model
O valor do modelo do dispositivo precisa corresponder ao valor integrado do dispositivo retornado em Build.MODEL. Consulte a referência de nomes de modelos para conferir uma lista de valores permitidos para cada fabricante.
manufacturer
O valor do campo manufacturer precisa corresponder ao valor integrado do dispositivo retornado de Build.MANUFACTURER. Consulte a referência nomes de fabricantes para mais informações.
Se você estiver registrando o número de série, também precisará registrar o fabricante e o modelo para
garantir que o registro sem toque consiga detectar o dispositivo.
Dispositivos dual chip
Os dispositivos dual chip incluem dois modems separados e têm dois números IMEI. Se
você estiver registrando apenas um IMEI, prefira o número IMEI mais baixo, já que
o registro sem toque funciona de forma mais confiável com o IMEI mais baixo. Para aumentar
a confiabilidade, você também pode registrar o outro IMEI ou o número de série,
fabricante e modelo.
Para mostrar o segundo IMEI no portal do registro sem toque:
Acesse a guia Dispositivos.
No canto superior direito, ao lado do botão Add Device, clique nos três
pontos more_vert.
Selecione Personalizar tabela.
Marque a caixa de seleção IMEI2.
Clique em Salvar.
Dispositivos ChromeOS
Para dispositivos ChromeOS, o conjunto de identificadores necessários é o mesmo para dispositivos
somente Wi-Fi e celulares:
Identificador
Observações
serialNumber
O número de série do fabricante do
dispositivo.
model
O valor do modelo do dispositivo precisa corresponder ao valor
integrado do dispositivo. Consulte a lista de valores de modelo do ChromeOS
para referência.
Use um DeviceIdentifier ao encontrar ou reivindicar dispositivos. É necessário incluir
os campos obrigatórios especificados para o tipo de dispositivo.
// Create a DeviceIdentifier.DeviceIdentifierdeviceIdentifier=newDeviceIdentifier();deviceIdentifier.setImei("123456789012347");// Perform the search using the zero-touch enrollment API.FindDevicesByDeviceIdentifierRequestbody=newFindDevicesByDeviceIdentifierRequest();body.setLimit(1L);body.setDeviceIdentifier(deviceIdentifier);FindDevicesByDeviceIdentifierResponseresponse=service.partners().devices().findByIdentifier(PARTNER_ID,body).execute();
.NET
// Create a DeviceIdentifier.vardeviceIdentifier=newDeviceIdentifier{Imei="123456789012347"};// Perform the search using the zero-touch enrollment API.varbody=newFindDevicesByDeviceIdentifierRequest{Limit=1,DeviceIdentifier=deviceIdentifier};varresponse=service.Partners.Devices.FindByIdentifier(body,PartnerId).Execute();
Python
# Create a DeviceIdentifier.device_identifier={'imei':'123456789012347'}# Perform the search using the zero-touch enrollment API.response=service.partners().devices().findByIdentifier(partnerId=PARTNER_ID,body={'deviceIdentifier':device_identifier, \
'limit':1}).execute()
O snippet a seguir mostra como criar um identificador de dispositivo com um número de
série:
Java
// Create a device identifier to find a Wi-Fi-only device.DeviceIdentifierdeviceIdentifier=newDeviceIdentifier();deviceIdentifier.setManufacturer("Honeywell");deviceIdentifier.setModel("VM1A");deviceIdentifier.setSerialNumber("ABcd1235678");
.NET
// Create a device identifier to find a Wi-Fi-only device.vardeviceIdentifier=newDeviceIdentifier{Manufacturer="Honeywell",Model="VM1A",SerialNumber="ABcd1235678"};
Python
# Create a device identifier to find a Wi-Fi-only device.device_identifier={'manufacturer':'Honeywell', \
'model':'VM1A','serialNumber':'ABcd1235678'}
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Organizations use these values when uploading device data. Android devices use IMEI/MEID for cellular models, or serial number, model, and manufacturer for Wi-Fi only. Dual-SIM devices have two IMEIs. ChromeOS devices require serial number, model, and `chromeOsAttestedDeviceId`. To find a device, a `DeviceIdentifier` object with required fields is used in the `partners.devices.findByIdentifier` API call.\n"],null,["# Identifiers\n\nA [`DeviceIdentifier`](/zero-touch/reference/reseller/rest/v1/partners.devices#DeviceIdentifier) encapsulates hardware IDs to identify a\nmanufactured device. This document explains how to work with identifiers in the\nzero-touch enrollment API.\n\nA `DeviceIdentifier` combines hardware metadata or IDs required to uniquely\nidentify a device.\n\nYour organization includes the device identifier values when uploading device\ndata through the portal or calling the API.\n| **Important:** a `DeviceIdentifier` represents a hardware device. It shouldn't be confused with `deviceId`, which represents a record in the API.\n\nRequired fields\n---------------\n\n### Android devices\n\nZero-touch enrollment typically identifies devices by the IMEI (or MEID)\ncellular modem IDs. To support devices without cellular modems, such as\ntablets, you can also identify devices using a different set of fields. The\nfollowing table shows the fields you can use for each type of device:\n\n| Identifier | Cellular | Wi‑Fi only | Notes |\n|----------------|----------|------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| `hardware_id` | | | This field must be an IMEI or MEID number. Zero-touch enrollment validates the format of IMEI values when you pass them in API arguments. |\n| `hardware_id2` | | | This field must be a second IMEI or MEID number. Zero-touch enrollment validates the format of IMEI values when you pass them in API arguments. For information on devices with more than one cellular modem, see [Dual-SIM devices](#dual-sim). |\n| `serialNumber` | | | The manufacturer's serial number for the device. The serial number is case sensitive and is the same value that's returned from [`Build.getSerial()`](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/Build.html#getSerial()). |\n| `model` | | | The device model value must match the device's built-in value returned from [`Build.MODEL`](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/Build.html#MODEL). See the [model names](/zero-touch/resources/manufacturer-names#model-names) reference for a list of allowed values for each manufacturer. |\n| `manufacturer` | | | The `manufacturer` field value must match the device's built-in value returned from [`Build.MANUFACTURER`](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/Build.html#MANUFACTURER). See the [manufacturer names](/zero-touch/resources/manufacturer-names) reference for further information. |\n\nIf registering serial number you must also register manufacturer and model to\nensure zero-touch is able to detect the device.\n\n#### Dual-SIM devices\n\nA dual-SIM device includes two discrete modems and has two IMEI numbers. If\nregistering just one IMEI, prefer the numerically lowest IMEI number as\nzero-touch enrollment works more reliably with the lowest IMEI. To increase\nreliability you can additionally register the other IMEI, or the serial number,\nmanufacturer and model.\n\nTo display the second IMEI in the zero-touch portal:\n\n1. Go to the **Devices** tab.\n2. On the upper right corner, beside the **Add Device** button, click the three dots more_vert.\n3. Select **Customize table**.\n4. Select the checkbox for **IMEI2**.\n5. Click **Save**.\n\n### ChromeOS devices\n\nFor ChromeOS devices the set of required identifiers is the same for cellular\nand Wi-Fi only devices:\n\n| Identifier | Notes |\n|----------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n| `serialNumber` | The manufacturer's serial number for the device. |\n| `model` | The device model value must match the device's built-in value. See the [list of ChromeOS model values](/zero-touch/resources/chromeos-models) for reference. |\n| `chromeOsAttestedDeviceId` | The Attested Device ID. See the [list of compatible ChromeOS devices](https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/10130175?#identify_compatible&zippy=%2Cidentify-compatible-chrome-devices) for reference. |\n\nRefer to a device\n-----------------\n\nUse a `DeviceIdentifier` when finding or claiming devices. You need to include\nthe required fields specified for the type of device.\n\nThe following snippet shows an IMEI number used to search for a specific device\nby calling [`partners.devices.findByIdentifier`](/zero-touch/reference/reseller/rest/v1/partners.devices/findByIdentifier): \n\n### Java\n\n```java\n// Create a DeviceIdentifier.\nDeviceIdentifier deviceIdentifier = new DeviceIdentifier();\ndeviceIdentifier.setImei(\"123456789012347\");\n\n// Perform the search using the zero-touch enrollment API.\nFindDevicesByDeviceIdentifierRequest body = new FindDevicesByDeviceIdentifierRequest();\nbody.setLimit(1L);\nbody.setDeviceIdentifier(deviceIdentifier);\n\nFindDevicesByDeviceIdentifierResponse response = service\n .partners()\n .devices()\n .findByIdentifier(PARTNER_ID, body)\n .execute();\n```\n\n### .NET\n\n```c#\n// Create a DeviceIdentifier.\nvar deviceIdentifier = new DeviceIdentifier\n{\n Imei = \"123456789012347\"\n};\n\n// Perform the search using the zero-touch enrollment API.\nvar body = new FindDevicesByDeviceIdentifierRequest\n{\n Limit = 1,\n DeviceIdentifier = deviceIdentifier\n};\nvar response = service.Partners.Devices.FindByIdentifier(body, PartnerId).Execute();\n```\n\n### Python\n\n```python\n# Create a DeviceIdentifier.\ndevice_identifier = {'imei':'123456789012347'}\n\n# Perform the search using the zero-touch enrollment API.\nresponse = service.partners().devices().findByIdentifier(\n partnerId=PARTNER_ID, body={'deviceIdentifier':device_identifier, \\\n 'limit':1}).execute()\n```\n\nThe following snippet shows how to create a device identifier with a serial\nnumber: \n\n### Java\n\n```java\n// Create a device identifier to find a Wi-Fi-only device.\nDeviceIdentifier deviceIdentifier = new DeviceIdentifier();\ndeviceIdentifier.setManufacturer(\"Honeywell\");\ndeviceIdentifier.setModel(\"VM1A\");\ndeviceIdentifier.setSerialNumber(\"ABcd1235678\");\n```\n\n### .NET\n\n```c#\n// Create a device identifier to find a Wi-Fi-only device.\nvar deviceIdentifier = new DeviceIdentifier\n{\n Manufacturer = \"Honeywell\",\n Model = \"VM1A\",\n SerialNumber = \"ABcd1235678\"\n};\n```\n\n### Python\n\n```python\n# Create a device identifier to find a Wi-Fi-only device.\ndevice_identifier = {'manufacturer':'Honeywell', \\\n 'model':'VM1A', 'serialNumber':'ABcd1235678'}\n```\n\nLearn more\n----------\n\n- To learn more about hardware identifiers, see the [API reference documentation](/zero-touch/reference/reseller/rest/v1/partners.devices#DeviceIdentifier) for `DeviceIdentifier`.\n- To see a list of allowed manufacturer names and device models, review the [manufacturer names](/zero-touch/resources/manufacturer-names) reference.\n- To see a list of compatible ChromeOS devices, see the [ChromeOs Help Center](https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/10130175?#identify_compatible&zippy=%2Cidentify-compatible-chrome-devices)"]]