Support for Device policies is planned for a future release. IMPORTANT - Currently, the User & Browser and App & Extension policies are available. User-based enrollment - Each user account is associated with a Chromebook.To set policies for deployments, you must edit the associated profile. Organization-based profiles - Each organization has an automatically-generated profile associated with it.Organization-based deployment - Devices can only be assigned to organizations.

You cannot create new organizations or users from the KM console. Automatic syncing - Organizations, users, and devices are synced from the Google Admin console.Due to this fact, there are some important differences you should keep in mind when managing Chrome OS and Chromebooks compared to the other supported OSs on KM: Chrome OS management overviewĬhrome OS and Chromebook management on KM relies on a link between the managed services on the Google Admin console and the KM console. Communication between Chromebooks and the Google Admin console is enabled by native technologies on Chrome OS. KM instead interfaces with the Google Admin console, which does the intermediary work of enrolling a Chromebook and setting its policies. Unlike with Android devices, KM does not directly interact with Chromebooks through an agent on the Chromebook itself. Knox Manage provides you the ability to manage your fleet of Chromebooks and their installed Chrome OS apps.

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