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My PreStage enrolment has user authentication to an Active Directory, so when an AD account is used, e.g.
> This step was to remove any supervision profiles that was performed during the prepare stages, the idea is to see "Activating iPad" message - and if you performed step 3 to 5 correctly, you should see "Looking for configuration/Downloading Configuration" and then "Remote Management" screen showing up - this means DEP is working and applied. > Performed another restore onto the iPads and then setup the freshly restored iPad without the Apple Configurator just as you would setup a DEP iPad.
> Click edit and assign the iPads that has the modified date: "added less than a minute ago" > Click on the existing PreStage enrolment or create a new PreStage enrolment
In Jamf Pro, go to Mobile Devices and then PreStage Enrolment. #APPLE CONFIGURATOR 2 MCCLOUDCONFIGERRORDOMAIN 0X80EF 33007 PRO#
> Below, chose the option 'Assign to server' dropdown, and then on the right my institution Jamf Pro MDM server
#APPLE CONFIGURATOR 2 MCCLOUDCONFIGERRORDOMAIN 0X80EF 33007 SERIAL NUMBERS#
> Put the formatted serial numbers from the text editor in previous step and put them in the Serial Number textbox. > Open the CSV file, copy the Serial Numbers (first column, row 2 onwards) and use a text editor to format the serial numbers in comma versions, e.g. > Click on the blue 'download' link next to the device type and quantity added which downloads a csv file. > Keep an eye on the number of devices added on the "Devices added by Apple Configurator", if it changed from 0, the above action has added the devices into DEP server.
In ASM, go to MDM Server -> Devices added by Apple Configurator 2. > When it asked for the Apple ID to add to DEP, I chose the account that has the 'Device Manager' or 'Administrator' role in Apple School Manager (ASM). > Configured the remaining steps relating to supervision and iOS steps (i selected: don't show any). > Created a DEP Wifi profile that uses the MacBook Pro Internet Sharing SSID > unticked the automate enrolment (I like to setup from the iPad for a true OTA config). > Ticked the Option "Add to Device Enrolment Program" " Updated/Restored iPads to iOS 11 - a prerequisite action for adding to DEP. Someone in Jamfnation posted this (which is how I got it to work for me): I added a profile to a network that we use here that goes right to the internet without any firewall rules. First thing I had to fix was my wireless. #APPLE CONFIGURATOR 2 MCCLOUDCONFIGERRORDOMAIN 0X80EF 33007 PASSWORD#
I'm asked for a login / password when I try to connect.Well, I got mine to work.
I also tried only 1 wifi payload, our in-house WiFi. If I have that set to the backup I received I get an error when trying to customize the device at the end of the update. #APPLE CONFIGURATOR 2 MCCLOUDCONFIGERRORDOMAIN 0X80EF 33007 MANUAL#
When I try to do a manual prepare my settings -> Restore value is Don't resort backup. I’ve been speaking with the local apple store, and while polite and professional, not much help. I also tried making a profile and setting the wifi payloads up there, same result. I thought that was what the payload was for. But I only see a list of available networks, and I’m asked for a password when I try to connect to our in-house one. Each are configured with ssid and WPA / password, but when the IPad is restarted after the prepare I would assume I would see all 3 networks and the iPad would connect to our in-house network automatically as it's the only one available. 2 are for the customers wifi and the 3rd is for our in-house wifi just for sanity’s sake. have 3 wifi payloads configured in the setup tab -> wifi section. I configured iTunes for the customers account -> downloaded the app -> imported into the Apps tab of the Configurator program and now get that loaded, but I can’t confirm the wifi payloads. When I restore using the supplied *.iosdevicebackup file neither the app or the wifi settings are on the iPad. Those are verifying an app was installed, and wifi payloads. Of the settings I’m concentrating on two to verify the restore worked, or a manual config and prepare worked. I also received their settings in case the restore didn’t work. I received a backup config from the customer. How can I verify the WiFi payloads are copied to the iPad?. 
I was hoping somebody could give me a bit of advice. I have 400 iPads I need to prep and am having a couple issues.
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