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Phone Manufacturer Enrollment Restrictions

VeridiumID 3.9.1 improves how administrators control which mobile device manufacturers are permitted to enroll in VeridiumID.

The Phone Manufacturer Settings configuration now provides an explicit choice between an allowlist and a blocklist, making the intended enrollment policy easier to configure and understand.

Manufacturer matching is also now case-insensitive, preventing differences in capitalization from affecting the configured policy.

Configure Phone Manufacturer Restrictions

Navigate to: Veridium Manager → Settings → General → Phone Manufacturer Settings

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The configuration provides two restriction modes:

Mode

Behavior

Allow only these manufacturers

Only devices from manufacturers included in the list are allowed to enroll.
Example: Apple, Samsung only devices reporting Apple or Samsung as their manufacturer are permitted to enroll.

Block these manufacturers

Devices from manufacturers included in the list are prevented from enrolling. All other manufacturers are allowed.

Case-Insensitive Manufacturer Matching

Manufacturer names are matched without considering capitalization.

For example, the following values are treated as equivalent: Apple, apple, APPLE. This avoids enrollment behavior being affected by differences between the manufacturer value reported by the mobile device and the capitalization used in Veridium Manager.

Empty Manufacturer List

If the manufacturer list is empty, no manufacturer restriction is applied, regardless of the selected mode.

All device manufacturers are therefore permitted to enroll.

This behavior prevents an empty Allow only these manufacturers configuration from unintentionally blocking enrollment for all mobile devices.

Upgrading to VeridiumID 3.9.1

Existing Phone Manufacturer configuration is preserved during the upgrade.

If your environment already uses the Allowed Phone Manufacturers setting, we recommend reviewing the configured list and restriction mode after upgrading to ensure that they represent the intended enrollment policy.

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