How to enroll a Windows device?
Code-based enrollment
Bulk enrollment
Note: WeGuard supports Windows 10 & higher laptops & desktops (IoT devices) with Professional (Pro), Enterprise, Business, and Education editions.This article explains the step-by-step procedure for both methods.
Code-based Enrollment (Also known as Federated Enrollment method) :
On the targeted device (laptop or desktop), log in as device administrator and open MS Edge browser.
Login to the WeGuard console.
On the top right corner, notice the setting icon (beside profile name), tap on it and go to "Settings."
On the account SETTINGS page, notice the "WINDOWS ENROLLMENT" tab and tap on it.
Click on the enrollment URL (a long URL)
You will be redirected to a new tab to set up Microsoft Account for Work or School. Click on Open.
In the Work or School account setup page, Do not edit the email and URL. Click Next.
Wait for the enrollment completion.
Once the account is set up, the device will be enrolled with WeGuard®.
Notice the enrollment details on the device in Accounts > Access work or school.
Right after enrollment, the device (laptop or desktop) will be associated with the "Default Windows" policy.
Zero Touch Enrollment (Also known as Certificated-based Enrollment method) :
Login to WeGuard console.
On the top right corner, notice the setting icon (beside profile name), tap on it and go to "Settings."
On the account SETTINGS page, notice the "WINDOWS ENROLLMENT" tab and tap on it.
On the enrollment page, notice the "Bulk Enrollment" section.
There are 3 enrollment procedures available, they being
PPKG
ZIP
EXE
Based on the preference, select the format and click on Download.
Once the file is generated, it will download automatically.
Transfer the installation package to the targeted device and double click on the file.
The installation & enrollment process would run in the background. Once finished, the device will be automatically associated with the "Default Windows" policy.
To review enrollment information, go to Settings > Accounts > Access work or school.
On successful enrollment, the device will start showing up in the WeGuard console.
Henceforth, it can be fully controlled through policy configuration.
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