Google Play Store: You will need to configure BlackBerry UEM to deploy the mobile device agent and provide the enrollment information to users, in the form of text or a QR-code. The users can use the enrollment information or scan the QR code to enroll with the server. The enrollment information includes the server IP address and port number, and an enrollment key, which is available on the Android Agent tab on Deployment Settings screen.

After installing the mobile device agent, users will be required to enroll to the Mobile Security server manually. If you deploy mobile device agent from Google Play Store, the mobile device users can receive the real-time updates via Google Play.

Mobile Security Server: Notify users to download the mobile device agent, with the name: ENT Security, from BlackBerry UEM app store.

If you use this deployment option, you will need to provide the enrollment information to users, in the form of text or a QR-code. The users can use the enrollment information or scan the QR code to enroll with the server. The enrollment information includes the server IP address and port number, and an enrollment key, which is available on the Android Agent tab on Deployment Settings screen. Whenever a user launches the mobile device agent, the user will need to enroll the app to the Mobile Security server. You can also configure the app to enroll automatically. However, whenever there is an update available, the mobile device users will be required to update their mobile device agents manually.