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2009-11-30 , 16:57
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Originally Posted by fouro View Post
Or would it be too much hassle to create it this way (aka might require two different lines for MfE for updates etc). This naturally would bring the best of both worlds and let user to decide it.
I am not sure that having 2 different packages can help much here. The simpler way to implement and maintain it is to have an option somewhere in the UI "support provisioning". If it is turned on, device is provisionable. Otherwise it is not.

Having 2 packages addresses exactly the same issue but in not so natural way. Keep in mind, nothing prevents the user from selecting which package to use. Even if company has installed the package with provisioning support to the user, he or she can easily remove it and install the version without this support.
 

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