bnew Posted March 9, 2016 Posted March 9, 2016 Hello all, I'm almost certain this is a very simple / straight-forward answer, but being new to the whole managed iOS...thing I can't work it out. I'm using Apple Configurator 2 to manage a bunch of iPads. Have VPP set up and am using it for the apps. All is working well. As part of my testing, I applied my blueprint to my test iPad. Worked great. However, the test iPad has 'used up' 1 license of each of the apps in the blueprint (as expected!). Here's my dumb question: how do I revoke these licenses? I see mention of being able to revoke licenses with VPP, but everywhere on the net I read about it, it is being listed as a feature. It doesn't actually say how you do it! Thanks for your help
j224 Posted March 9, 2016 Posted March 9, 2016 What I do is: - Download the codes from the VPP - Use one to Redeem the app in iTunes - Import the app into Configurator - Re-download the codes from VPP - Use that 2nd spreadsheet to import into Configurator
RLR Posted March 9, 2016 Posted March 9, 2016 (edited) Hello all, I'm almost certain this is a very simple / straight-forward answer, but being new to the whole managed iOS...thing I can't work it out. I'm using Apple Configurator 2 to manage a bunch of iPads. Have VPP set up and am using it for the apps. All is working well. As part of my testing, I applied my blueprint to my test iPad. Worked great. However, the test iPad has 'used up' 1 license of each of the apps in the blueprint (as expected!). Here's my dumb question: how do I revoke these licenses? I see mention of being able to revoke licenses with VPP, but everywhere on the net I read about it, it is being listed as a feature. It doesn't actually say how you do it! Thanks for your help Did you buy licenses using the redeem method or managed method? Edited March 9, 2016 by RLR
gsk Posted March 9, 2016 Posted March 9, 2016 (edited) *looks at flag under username* I'm quite happy to fly out and give you hand (if you pay for the ticket!) Edited March 9, 2016 by gsk
Brimstone Posted March 9, 2016 Posted March 9, 2016 Here's how.... [h=2]Revoke VPP assignments[/h] Choose Store > Sign In and sign in to the App Store with your VPP account. Choose Window > VPP Assignments. Click the disclosure triangle next to an app to view the serial number of the devices the app is assigned to. Select a device from the list, click the remove button in the toolbar, the click revoke. The app is now available to be assigned to another device. 1
bnew Posted March 9, 2016 Author Posted March 9, 2016 (edited) Did you buy licenses using the redeem method or managed method? The manage method. In actual fact these are free apps (so I could just 'purchase' more licenses) but I want to learn how to do this properly for when we do get some paid apps *looks at flag under username* I'm quite happy to fly out and give you hand (if you pay for the ticket!) You wouldn't want to be here now- despite Autumn having started a week or so a go, we are still getting summer weather. It's bloody hot! Here's how.... Revoke VPP assignments Choose Store > Sign In and sign in to the App Store with your VPP account. Choose Window > VPP Assignments. Click the disclosure triangle next to an app to view the serial number of the devices the app is assigned to. Select a device from the list, click the remove button in the toolbar, the click revoke. The app is now available to be assigned to another device. Thank you so much! Can I ask where you found these instructions? Minor rant- looks like I can only revoke licenses on app at a time :-( Edit: no, I'm wrong. You can actually select every managed app and revoke all licenses at once. It just takes a while and isn't that obvious as to what is happening. Edited March 9, 2016 by bnew
Brimstone Posted March 11, 2016 Posted March 11, 2016 Used Apple's online guide here... http://help.apple.com/configurator/mac/2.0/
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