If it carries out, how can an addition and deletion of application be performed using MDM?

Question

I am using "APNs" of Apple, and "MDM". The list of applications is also acquirable from the iOS terminal using "MDM". But, an addition and deletion of application can not be performed. The error message that there is nothing under management of "MDM" is displayed. It is the application of the self created by the enterprise that I am trying to perform an addition and deletion of application.

It does not come out of an error message.

Iphone Configuration Manager Utility (IPCU). Below has a log.

May 23 04:51:18 iPhone mdmd[1134] <Notice>: (Note ) MDM: mdmd starting...
May 23 04:51:18 iPhone profiled[1135] <Notice>: (Note ) profiled: Service starting...
May 23 04:51:18 iPhone mdmd[1134] <Notice>: (Note ) MDM: Network reachability has changed.
May 23 04:51:18 iPhone mdmd[1134] <Notice>: (Note ) MDM: Network reachability has changed.
May 23 04:51:18 iPhone mdmd[1134] <Notice>: (Note ) MDM: Polling MDM server https://www.anetm.com/davtest/pro.php for commands
May 23 04:51:18 iPhone mdmd[1134] <Notice>: (Note ) MDM: Transaction completed. Status: 200
May 23 04:51:19 iPhone mdmd[1134] <Notice>: (Note ) MDM: Transaction completed. Status: 200
May 23 04:51:21 iPhone mdmd[1134] <Notice>: (Note ) MDM: mdmd stopping...

However, application is not installed.

"InstallApplication" is being used for the payload by "Managed Application" of MDM Protocol Reference.

If it carries out, how can an addition and deletion of application be performed using MDM?

Answer 1

Check that the installed MDM payload allows application management under the AccessRights key. Once the MDM payload with that access right has been installed, you can push an app to the managed device using the InstallApplication command. If the app being pushed is an iTunes app, you will need the app's iTunes store id number. For more details, see Apple's "Mobile Device Management Protocol Reference" document.

Going into more detail, when an iOS device accepts an MDM payload and agrees to be managed by an MDM system, that payload will contain a list of "access rights" that the managed device agrees to allow. This list is displayed when the iOS device starts the MDM enrollment process giving the user a chance to cancel if the user feels she is granting the MDM management system too much control.

In iOS 5 there is a new access right for application management that allows the "pushing" of iTunes applications, or local "enterprise" applications. (Note that the iOS device user has to agree each time an app is pushed.) If that right is not included in the original MDM enrollment payload, the MDM system cannot manage apps.

Answer 2

Try to install airwatch-mdm-agent application. The iTunes store id is 338761996 and then check the device log. If installation is successful then try to remove this application by sending MDM command.

Refer this.