CloudReady Compatibility with

Google Device Management Major Device Management Functionality Full functionality, but different than Chrome

This document is regularly updated - All content is subject to change

TPM

When present, Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chips are supported for some certified models. To find out if your devices support TPM, contact Neverware’s support team at [email protected]

Forced Re-Enrollment

This setting is not relevant on CloudReady, as powerwashing and device-wipe are impossible. Administrators should secure the BIOS on CloudReady devices and disable all bootable media. If necessary, devices can be reinstalled from USB and re-enrolled as usual after install.

Sign in Settings

These settings control who and how users can log in on Chromebooks. They function on CloudReady in the same way.

Device Update Settings

These settings control how updates work on Chromebooks. On CloudReady devices they function the same, but policies are applied in reference to Neverware-provided updates.

Kiosk Settings

Public Sessions and Kiosk mode can be enabled and managed on CloudReady the same as they can on Chromebooks.

User & Device Reporting

All settings work the same as on Chromebooks except “Anonymous Metrics Reporting”. Neverware does not automatically collect usage metrics.

Power & Shutdown

“Power Management” and “Scheduled Reboot” settings both work on CloudReady as they do on a Chromebook.

Cloud Print

Google Cloud Print works on CloudReady the same way it does on Chromebooks.

Partial functionality

Does not work

For more information on how different Google Management settings work, see Google’s support documentation on Device Management. All items on this list are subject to change, and Neverware provides no guarantee of support for features not mentioned here.

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