Using GAM to De-Provision devices

[John Bailey]

Is it possible to use GAM to de-provision Chromebooks from Google Management?  As I start to replace older devices I am going to have thousands of devices to de-provision so they can be sold.

Thanks,

John

[Jay Lee]

Hi John,

  Unfortunately the Directory API currently doesn't support changes to device status (deprovisioned, disabled, etc). Thus there's no way GAM can make the change. Today this has to be done in the CPanel.

Jay

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[John Bailey]

Thanks Jay.

On Tuesday, March 15, 2016 at 4:00:51 PM UTC-4, Jay Lee wrote:

Hi John,

  Unfortunately the Directory API currently doesn't support changes to device status (deprovisioned, disabled, etc). Thus there's no way GAM can make the change. Today this has to be done in the CPanel.

Jay

On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 3:58 PM John Bailey <jba...@gx.camden.k12.ga.us> wrote:

Is it possible to use GAM to de-provision Chromebooks from Google Management?  As I start to replace older devices I am going to have thousands of devices to de-provision so they can be sold.

Thanks,

John

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[Erie]

John, in the Google Admin Console, you can deprovision mass deprovision Chromebooks.

Just go to the OU of the Chromebook, and click the box to select them all, then go to More Actions then Deprovision.

[John Bailey]

Thanks.  I have several thousand to deprovision from different OU"s

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[John Bailey]

They are being sold after 3,years in use.

On Mar 29, 2016 12:43 PM, "Erie" <et...@g.mvusd.net> wrote:

I'm curious, why do you have several thousand Chromebooks to deprovision?

Were they leased and being returned to vendor? Are they being decommissioned and donated? Or...?

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