Agnosys
Agnosys was founded on April 7, 1999. Agnosys is a Qualiopi Certified Authorized Training Center, a member of the Apple Consultants Network (ACN). Agnosys' core business is training on Apple technologies. They offer a range of trainings in support, integration, deployment and maintenance of Apple products, some of which are preparatory to obtaining official Apple certifications.

Integrating EasyLAPS with FileWave
What
This article focuses on EasyLAPS, a tool developed to routinely rotate the local administrator account password of a Mac and store it in a Mobile Device Management (MDM) solution, including FileWave. EasyLAPS main function is to maintain unique passwords across a Mac fleet, centralized in the MDM console.
When/Why
EasyLAPS is beneficial when the need arises to manage and rotate local administrator passwords across a number of Mac devices, ensuring unique passwords are utilized and safely stored within the MDM. This tool is particularly useful for enhancing the security of your network by preventing unauthorized access and reducing the risk of password-related security breaches.
How
EasyLAPS operates in two different functioning logics, both supported by FileWave:
Logic #1: In this mode, the password is stored in encrypted form both in the MDM and in the EasyLAPS Keychain. EasyLAPS manages the password rotation using the locally stored password, with the new generated password then stored in the MDM. The public key used for encryption is part of the EasyLAPS configuration file, while the private key is not present on the device and must be kept securely. This mode is most suitable when a large number of technicians have access to the MDM console, and only those possessing a copy of the EasyLAPS-Toolkit with the private key can access the rotated password.
Logic #2: Here, the password is stored in clear text in the MDM and not stored locally unless a password reversion fails. EasyLAPS uses the MDM-stored password to manage the rotation to the new generated one, which is then stored in the MDM. This logic is best when a limited number of technicians have access to the MDM console and can access a rotated password.
After the first successful rotation, the new password is visible in the device inventory record.
EasyLAPS operates a true rotation of the local administrator password, so the account keeps its cryptographic status. That means that once the password is changed, the account is still a Crypto user and Volume owner, able to unlock the device, install macOS updates, make changes to the startup security policy, initiate an Erase All Content and Settings, and more. 
Complete documentation on how to use EasyLAPS with FileWave is provided upon purchase, offering detailed instructions and support. Please note that EasyLAPS supports a variety of MDM solutions with FileWave included. 
Related Links
EasyLAPS Official Website - Comprehensive information about EasyLAPS, its features, and support.
EasyLAPS - Management solutions support - EN - Agnosys
Integrating Telepod with FileWave
Integrating MacOnboardingMate (MOM) with FileWave

Integrating MacOnboardingMate (MOM) with FileWave
What
MacOnboardingMate (MOM) helps onboard or migrate Macs between Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions while preserving Automated Device Enrollment context. This page explains where MOM fits when FileWave is the destination MDM or part of the onboarding flow.
When/Why
Use MOM when a Mac needs to be onboarded into MDM or moved from one MDM platform to another. Common use cases include new-device provisioning, MDM migration projects, and device transfers where you want to preserve Automated Device Enrollment behavior.
How
MOM has two execution modes: Launcher and AutoLauncher.
Launcher is used when MOM runs manually outside MDM. AutoLauncher is used when MOM runs from within an MDM, either automatically or through Self Service.
MOM handles the onboarding or migration workflow, including unenrollment from the previous MDM and enrollment into FileWave. For new onboarding, MOM runs from FileWave MDM during Setup Assistant. For migration to FileWave, MOM runs from the MDM the Mac is leaving.
MOM includes a swiftDialog-based interface, while the DEPNotify-based interface remains available for existing workflows. MOM white-glove provisioning combined with macOS Automated Device Enrollment can give Mac deployments a pre-provisioned experience similar to Windows Autopilot.
MOM supports English and French by default and can be localized for other languages. It is designed to work without custom scripting, but scripts can be added at key workflow steps when a deployment needs extra logic.
Agnosys provides complete MOM with FileWave documentation after purchase. MOM supports multiple MDM solutions, including FileWave.
 
Demos
Demo : Migration of a Mac between two MDM (DEPNotify)
Demo : Onboarding of a Mac enrolled during the Setup Assistant (DEPNotify)
Demo : Onboarding of a Mac enrolled from an opened user’s session (DEPNotify)
Related Links
MacOnboardingMate Official Website - Comprehensive information about MOM, its features, and support.
MacOnboardingMate - Management solutions support - EN - Agnosys
Integrating EasyLAPS with FileWave
Integrating Telepod with FileWave

Integrating Telepod with FileWave
What
This article discusses Telepod, an automaton created to streamline the lifecycle of an iOS device. Telepod enables the backup and restoration of new iOS devices without iCloud, remotely monitored by IT support. It can work as part of a Mobile Device Management (MDM) solution, like FileWave, to retain the Automated Device Enrollment configuration during MDM migrations.
When/Why
Telepod is essential when setting up new iOS devices, replacing existing devices, or migrating devices between MDM solutions. It offers a streamlined and efficient method to manage iOS device lifecycles, which is particularly useful in large-scale environments where multiple devices need to be managed simultaneously.
How
Telepod operates through highly customizable workflows, launched from an assistant available in the Self Service of a Mac enrolled in an MDM solution. Currently, there are four types of workflows:
Migration (MDM switching): This migrates a device from one MDM to another. No data transfer occurs, and devices are enrolled in the new MDM using Device Enrollment.
Replacement: This replaces a current device with a new one. It supports two main use cases: device switching under the current MDM and MDM switching to a new MDM.
Setup: This sets up a new device from the backup of another device acting as a model.
Backup: This creates a backup of a device acting as a model, allowing other new devices to be set up.
Data is transferred locally over a wired connection for Backup, Replacement, and Setup workflows, bypassing the need for iCloud. Backups can be stored centrally in a distribution point, making them available worldwide.
Telepod's latest version includes a new user interface based on swiftDialog. The previous interface, based on DEPNotify, is still available to ensure a smooth transition for existing users.
The tool supports multiple languages, currently available in English and French, and can be localized to other languages as required. Telepod is a "turnkey" software, meaning no scripting knowledge is required for implementation or upgrade.
Complete documentation on how to use Telepod with FileWave is provided upon purchase, offering detailed instructions and support. Please note that Telepod supports a variety of MDM solutions with FileWave included.
Demo
Demo : Replacement / Device switching (DEPNotify)
Related Links
Telepod Official Website - Comprehensive information about Telepod, its features, and support.
Management solutions support (agnosys.com)
Telepod - Capacities - EN - Agnosys
Integrating MacOnboardingMate (MOM) with FileWave
Integrating EasyLAPS with FileWave