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This reference lists the allowed values used to identify Android devices by
zero-touch enrollment. Both the APIs and portal's CSV importing check values
against the lists in this reference.
To help avoid errors when you claim devices for a customer, you
identify each device using a hardware ID or
metadata and the manufacturer's name. A combination of values helps prevent
provisioning the wrong device because of a mistyped ID.
Manufacturers
To identify the correct manufacturer value to use, ask the device manufacturer,
or use adb to query the
value from the device with the following command:
console
adb shell getprop ro.product.manufacturer
.
Models
To identify devices by serial number zero-touch enrollment uses a
combination of the device's serial number, manufacturer, and model. The APIs and
CSV import check that both the model value and manufacturer value are from a
launched device.
Learn more
To learn more about identifying devices and see examples of these values used in
API calls, read the Identifiers guide.
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Last updated 2024-12-13 UTC.
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