As an administrator, you can control which laptops, desktops, and other endpoints can access your organization's data and get details about those devices. You can also see when a user signs in to their managed account and some details about the device.
Endpoint management options
| Fundamental management |
For: Microsoft Windows, Apple Mac, Linux, ChromeOS, smart home devices Setup: Automatically applied, no user set up required Manage devices: Sign out users remotely |
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| Endpoint verification |
For: ChromeOS, Chrome browser Setup: Turn endpoint verification on or off, Chrome browser extension required on users' devices Management options:
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| Google Drive for desktop* |
For: Microsoft Windows, Apple Mac Setup: Deploy Google Drive for desktop Management options:
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| Enhanced desktop security for Windows |
For: Microsoft Windows 10 (company-owned) Setup: Enable enhanced desktop security for Windows or install Google Credential Provider for Windows Management options: |
*Google Workspace only
Get information about endpoints that access data
You can get device details such as the operating system, user account, and management type. To get more information about the device's security configuration, such as if the device is password-protected, turn on endpoint verification.
If you switch management type
If an endpoint managed by fundamental management starts to use another management type, such as endpoint verification, the device listing is archived and a new listing is created for the new management type.
Notes:
- You can see archived devices in your Admin console for 180 days.
- A device might be listed more than once if it uses more than one management type.
- You can’t perform any actions on archived device listings, such as signing a user out. Instead, find the new device listing and perform the action from there.
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