Extending the management of

Chrome OS

devices to

BlackBerry UEM

Chrome OS

support with

BlackBerry UEM

requires a

Google

managed domain. Enrollment and some management of

Chrome OS

devices continues to be done through the

Google

managed domain console. The

Chrome OS

integration with

BlackBerry UEM

extends the management of some of the

Chrome OS

management functionality to

UEM

.

In the

Google

Admin console, users and devices are organized into Org units, which are a hierarchical representation of groups of users, devices, and settings.

BlackBerry UEM

synchronizes these org units from the

Google

admin console into

UEM

Org unit groups. Note that if any of your organization's top-level org units do not have a child org unit, you must create a child org unit so that

BlackBerry UEM

can synchronize the information correctly. For more information about organizational units, see the information from Google.

After the synchronization between

Google

and

BlackBerry UEM

is complete, UEM registers with the Google domain for notifications of changes to org units, users, or devices. Then if, for example, a device is enrolled, a user’s name changes, or an org unit is moved,

UEM

is notified immediately and updates the database accordingly.

If your organization's

UEM

environment is already configured for

Android Enterprise

, and it is configured to use manage

Google Play

accounts, and you want to support

Chrome OS

Enterprise devices as an MDM solution (such as assign policies), you must perform one of the following options:

For more information visit support.blackberry.com to read article 98789.

For more information about setting up

UEM

to support

Chrome OS

devices, see the Configuration content.