About Auto Advance for Apple TV and Mac
The Auto-Advance option located inside of the Automated Device Enrollment Library Item allows an Apple TV or Mac to skip all setup assistant steps when connected to ethernet while in Setup Assistant. This feature streamlines the enrollment process by automatically progressing through all Setup Assistant screens without user interaction.How It Works
Auto Advance works by configuring the Automated Device Enrollment Library Item to automatically progress through Setup Assistant screens. When devices are connected to ethernet during the Setup Assistant process, they will automatically advance through all screens without requiring user input, enabling faster and more streamlined device enrollment.Prerequisites
- Automated Device Enrollment: Ensure you have an Automated Device Enrollment Library Item configured
- Ethernet Connection: Devices must be connected to ethernet during Setup Assistant
- Apple TV or Mac: This feature is specifically designed for Apple TV and Mac devices
- Network Connectivity: Ensure devices have proper network connectivity for enrollment
Configuring Auto Advance
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Create or Modify ADE Library Item
Follow the instructions in the Automated Device Enrollment support article to create or modify an Automated Device Enrollment Library Item.
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Configure Auto Advance for Mac
For Mac devices, for the “Skip screens during setup…” option, choose to “Automatically advance through all Setup Assistant screens”.
Screenshot needed: Automated Device Enrollment Library Item configuration showing the “Skip screens during setup” option with “Automatically advance through all Setup Assistant screens” selected for Mac
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Configure Auto Advance for Apple TV
For Apple TV devices, for the “Skip screens during setup…” option, choose to “Automatically advance through all Setup Assistant screens”.
Screenshot needed: Automated Device Enrollment Library Item configuration showing the “Skip screens during setup” option with “Automatically advance through all Setup Assistant screens” selected for Apple TV