To un-enroll a managed device from Systems Manager, the SM agent needs to be uninstalled from the device and removed from Dashboard. This article will detail how to remove the SM agent from each device type, as well as from the Dashboard.
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Uninstalling Systems Manager from the Client Device
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In order for a device to be fully disassociated with a Systems Manager network, the SM agent needs to be removed from the client itself. The following sections detail how to uninstall this application for each major platform.
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Windows
Note: These instructions may differ based on the version of Windows used. For the most accurate instructions on removing a program, please refer to Microsoft Support.
If a Windows 10 management profile is installed, it can be removed from Windows Settings > Accounts > Work Access.
To uninstall the Systems Manager agent, use the Windows installer available under Systems Manager > Manage > Add Devices in Dashboard. If the installer is not available, the following steps may suffice:
- On the device, navigate to Control Panel > Programs and Features.
- Find the Meraki Systems Manager Agent in the list of programs, right-click and select Uninstall to remove from your system.
If you're unable to remove the agent through the programs list, a script similar to the following may be used from an elevated Command Prompt. Doom soundtrack mp3. Please note: you are deleting files and modifying registry keys at your own risk.
macOS
- To delete the agent: on the Mac, download our uninstaller from Dashboard by navigating to Systems Manager > Manage > Add Device > macOS. Extract this download and run the application to remove Systems Manager from the device.
- To delete the profile: on the Mac, open System Preferences > Profiles, select the desired profile and use the subtract button to remove. This section will be available only if a profile is currently installed.
If you no longer have physical access to the device and need to remove the agent, remote commands similar to the following may be used. Please note you are deleting files and executing commands at your risk.
Android
Uninstallation steps for Android devices vary slightly by model and OS version, as well as the original enrollment method.
- If the device was enrolled into device owner mode, it can only be unenrolled by factory resetting the device. Note that there is a restriction in Systems Manager > Manage > Settings > More Android that can prevent factory reset on the device. If this restriction is applied, the device can only have the profile completely removed if the device is factory reset through android recovery mode.
- If the device was enrolled with a work profile, first launch the Systems Manager app and remove the work profile from the 'configuration' tab. This will remove the work container and all associated work profile settings and apps.
For KNOX and work profile enrollments, continue with the following steps:
- Navigate on the device to Settings > Security > Device Administrators.
- Select Meraki Systems Manager, then select Deactivate to remove administrative privileges from Systems Manager.
- Navigate to Settings > Applications > Manage Applications or Settings > Apps. If the app is currently running, stop the process first.
- Select Systems Manager, then Uninstall to remove the app from the device.
iOS/iPadOS
- On the device, navigate to Settings > General > Device Management.
- Select Meraki Management, and select Remove to delete the management profile and any managed configuration profiles installed via SM.
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If the device has been supervised with DEP, the profile may not be removable. To re-enroll the device, update the DEP settings in Dashboard if necessary, then factory reset the device.
Removing a Device from a Systems Manager Network
- Log in to Dashboard, and select the appropriate SM network.
- Navigate to Systems manager > Monitor > Devices
- Mark the checkbox for each device to remove.
- At the top of the Client list, select Delete > Remove from Network.
Impact of Device Removal
Solely removing a device from the Systems Manager Dashboard network will not have any immediate impact on the device, except prevent further MDM management until the device is re-enrolled. Any apps or profiles that are already pushed to a device will remain active will remain on the device.
To completely remove a device, be sure to follow the previous steps in this article to remove associated settings and apps from the device. You may also want to use selective wipe on a device if it will be allocated for a different purpose and existing managed profiles/apps should be removed. Dead space first person mod.
You uninstall a policy from a device to remove the settings applied by the policy.
You can only uninstall the following policies from a device:
- Android device policies
- Knox container policies
- iOS device policies
For other policies, either update the policy, assign a different policy, or unenroll the device.
How To Uninstall Google Device Policy
Use one of the following procedures to uninstall a policy from devices:
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- To uninstall a policy from a single device:
- On the menu sidebar, under MANAGE, select Devices.
- Select a device name.
- Select the Policies tab.
- Select Uninstall.
- To uninstall a policy from selected devices:
- Create a task bundle with an Uninstall policy task.
- Transfer the task bundle to the required devices or device groups.
- To uninstall a policy from all devices:
- On the menu sidebar, under CONFIGURE, select Policies and then select a device platform.
- Click the blue triangle next to the policy you want to uninstall.
- Select Unassign.