April 10, 2024
Changes to displaying the “deprovisioned” status for Google Meet hardware devices
What’s changing
Back in 2021, we introduced the “enrollment privilege”, which restricts who in your organization can enroll or re-enroll Google Meet hardware devices. Prior to introducing this privilege, Admins had to put devices in a “deprovisioned” state to prevent end users from re-enrolling devices until they were moved to a “pending” state.
Since the enrollment privilege makes those labels obsolete, we are removing the “deprovisioned” state from the Admin console. You’ll no longer see devices in this state from the device status page (Devices > Google Meet Hardware > Devices), nor will you be able to filter for those labels.
Getting started
- Admins:
- Visit the Help Center to learn more about enrolling and re-enrolling Google Meet hardware devices into your organization, as well as licensing FAQs.
- To prevent unauthorized users from re-enrolling devices, opt in to Enrollment Privilege Enforcement: Menu > Google Meet hardware > Settings > Service Settings and toggle ‘Require enrollment privilege’ to ON.
- End users: There is no end user impact or action required.
Rollout pace
- Available now.
Availability
- Available to all Google Workspace customers.