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stishanok

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4 hours ago

How to clean up user-level leftovers on uninstall?

Hi all, When I deploy our macOS app via Apps → Add → Enterprise App (DMG) and later run Actions → Uninstall Application, the .app bundle in /Applications disappears, but user-specific data remains, for example: /Users/<username>/Library/Containers/MyCompany /Users/<username>/Library/Application Scripts/MyCompany These folders contain sandbox datapreferences, daata stores, caches, etc. Questions 1. Does Hexnode have a built-in…

macOS (364)

4 hours ago

stishanok

Discussion

4 hours ago

Duplicate app entries after deploying DMG

Hi everyone, I’m seeing a puzzling behaviour when I push our corporate macOS app via Hexnode as an Enterprise App (Apps → Add → Enterprise App → Upload DMG).Immediately after the install finishes the device inventory shows two separate records for what is effectively the same app: Name Size Version Identifier Status APPNAME 215.93 MB 1.1.1…

macOS (364)

4 hours ago

smedt

Discussion

2 days ago

Allowlisting notification for providing media access to PC

Hi everyone, I'm facing an issue with an Android device that's currently set up in Kiosk mode. When I connect it to a Windows PC via USB, the PC is unable to access the media from the Android device. Has anyone encountered this issue before? The device I am using is Google Pixel. I want…

roosevelt

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6 days ago

How to group multiple patches for deployment?

Hey Community, so, the question is how do i group multiple patches for devices. Now the thing is i can deploy the patches individually; however, I've noticed this way of updating leads to overhead due to the time lost in reboot cycles. What are some of the strategies that we could implement using Hexnode where…

otis

Discussion

1 week ago

How to block specific Wi-Fi networks on macOS?

Hi, everyone! Our organization uses Hexnode for device management, and I was wondering if there’s a way to block specific Wi-Fi networks from being accessed on our team’s macOS devices. Is this something that can be done via macOS system settings, or does Hexnode offer a solution for this?

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george

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2 weeks ago

Introducing Sites and Distributed Apps and Files Server (DAFS) in Hexnode

We’re excited to introduce Sites and Distributed Apps and Files Server (DAFS) to Hexnode UEM, bringing enhanced control and optimized app delivery for large, distributed device deployments. What’s New Sites Define physical office locations, such as local headquarters or remote branch offices, as Sites in Hexnode. Devices can then be grouped based on these locations…

2 weeks ago

edenpierce

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2 weeks ago

Define your own terms with custom EULAs

Hexnode now supports displaying a custom End User License Agreement (EULA) on the device enrollment page. You can add your custom EULA via Admin > EULA and set a default EULA from Admin > Brand Customization. During enrollment, users will be prompted to accept the selected EULA before proceeding. You can choose to: Display only…

Customization (7)

2 weeks ago

edenpierce

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2 weeks ago

Hexnode App Logs extend to macOS devices

Hexnode App Logs feature, previously available for Android and iOS devices, is now extended to macOS. With this update, IT admins can remotely request diagnostic logs from the Hexnode UEM app on macOS directly from the portal using the Hexnode App Logs remote action. This is especially useful for troubleshooting and monitoring device behaviour. Alternatively,…

macOS (364)

2 weeks ago

john_cooper

Discussion

2 weeks ago

Restrict users from tinkering with Windows Settings (Before It’s too late!)

Let’s face it, giving users full access to the Settings app is like handing them the keys to your IT kingdom. One tap on proxy settings or a tweak in Windows Defender and boom you're troubleshooting all day. Not anymore. Hexnode’s Windows Settings App policy puts you back in the driver’s seat. With this feature,…

Windows (231)

2 weeks ago

george

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2 weeks ago

Managed Guest Sessions for Chromebooks

Managed Guest Sessions on Chromebooks allow multiple users to share a device without requiring individual Google accounts. This feature provides a secure, policy-controlled browsing environment ideal for shared-use scenarios. The following settings can now be managed for Guest Sessions: Basic configurations of the managed guest session User Experience Accessibility Settings Printing Remote Access Power Management…

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2 weeks ago

Welcome to Hexnode Connect!

How to clean up user-level leftovers on uninstall?

Duplicate app entries after deploying DMG

Allowlisting notification for providing media access to PC

How to group multiple patches for deployment?

How to block specific Wi-Fi networks on macOS?

More From Hexnode

RSAC 2025

Understanding Patch Management: Why it matters?

Introducing Sites and Distributed Apps and Files Server (DAFS) in Hexnode

Define your own terms with custom EULAs

Hexnode App Logs extend to macOS devices

Restrict users from tinkering with Windows Settings (Before It’s too late!)

Managed Guest Sessions for Chromebooks

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