Gain visibility into your managed fleet with Mobile Guardian’s Device Detail View. Accessed simply by clicking the eye icon next to any device entry.
This interface delivers comprehensive insights into device health, installed inventory, compliance logs, and administrative controls to streamline day-to-day endpoint management.
Current Status:
- Displays the current status and location of the device.
Device Information:
- General Information: Model, manufacturer, OS, Mobile Guardian client version, serial number, and IMEI.
- Network Details: IP address and internal storage capacity.
- Security Information: Device security status.
- Settings: Display name, ownership status, classroom linkage, and handset application PIN.
Installed Applications:
- Lists all apps currently installed on the device.
Policies:
- View and see policies applied/pending/rejected on the device
- Policies include policies added during enrolment and those set through the profile restrictions.
Patch management:
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Pending patches: They install as the profile's Windows Update policy allows. You have 3 presets to choose from on the profile:
- School day
- Pilot ring
- Exam freeze
- Installed Patches: Shows the patches that have been installed
Local administrator account:
- An administrator account IT staff can sign in with on this device. The password is generated for you and stored encrypted.
This is only applicable if Remove administrator rights from other accounts and Create the administrator account only when needed are enabled in the Windows MDM Settings.
Remote Support
- Remote support connects to the Mobile Guardian Agent on this device. On the remote device, the user is asked to allow the session, and a bar shows on their screen while it runs. Every session is recorded in the device history.
Profiles:
- Shows all profiles added to the device and identifies the currently active profile.
History:
- Provides a log of all device activity.
Browser:
- Displays the browsing history of the device.
Location:
- Shows the current or last known location of the device when it was last active.
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