You can use variables when configuring some MDM profiles and when creating Managed Configurations for apps. The precondition for this is the availability of the corresponding data.
When using Cortado MDM
Variables for the user import and MDM profiles
- #UserEMailAddress# – e.g.john.doe@company.com
- #UserPrincipalName# – e.g. johndoe@xmail.com
- #UserSamAccountName# – e.g. johndoe
- #UserDomainName# – e.g. server.domain.com
Variables for Android Managed Configurations
- $UserEMailAddress$ – e.g.john.doe@company.com
- $UserPrincipalName$ – e.g. johndoe@xmail.com
- $UserSamAccountName$ – e.g. johndoe
- $UserDomainName$ – e.g. server.domain.com
Note! Using the variables only works if the corresponding data has been stored in the user management under Administration→ Users→ Settings.
When using Cortado Server
Variables for the user import and MDM profiles
To read user data from the AD (for example, when you create an profile), you can use the following variables:
- #UserPrincipalName# – e.g. johndoe@mdm.ccsdemo.de
- #UserDisplayName# – e.g. John Doe
- #UserEMailAddress# – e.g. john.doe@cortado.de
- #UserDomainName# – e.g. mdm.ccsdemo.de
- #UserDomainNameUpperCased# – e.g. MDM.CCSDEMO.DE
- #UserSamAccountName# – e.g. johndoe
- #DevicePhoneNumber#
- $UserPrincipalName$ – e.g. johndoe@mdm.ccsdemo.de
- $UserDisplayName$ – e.g. John Doe
- $UserEMailAddress$ – e.g. john.doe@cortado.de
- $UserDomainName$ – e.g. mdm.ccsdemo.de
- $UserDomainNameUpperCased$ – e.g. MDM.CCSDEMO.DE
- $UserSamAccountName$ – e.g. johndoe
- $DevicePhoneNumber$