Can multiple devices with the same apple id use airdrop

Can I use Airdrop between multiple devices sharing the same Apple ID?

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Look into using Apple Configurator. It's the easiest way to "reimage" and Manage iPads that I know of right now.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/apple-configurator/id434433123?mt=12
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http://www.apple.com/education/volume-purchase-program/

I have multiple devices with the same cerificate, once I have a an exception for one, FF denys access to the others. I cannot change the certificates, I need to stop FF blocking them.

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HT204053 can two devices share the same apple id

can two devices share the same apple id

Yes.
According to this Support Article > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4627
Your Apple ID can have up to 10 devices and computers (combined) associated with it.

Multiple devices with the same GUID

Hi,
According to the Zenworks Command line utilities reference https://www.novell.com/documentation...a/bb15p2z.html
There exists an option to register a device with a new GUID by doing the following...
register (reg) [-g] [-k <key>] [-u <username> -p <password] <ZENworks Server addressort>
Registers the device in a Management Zone.
You can use the following options:
g - Lets you create a new device object with a new GUID and password for the device if you have multiple devices with the same GUID. When you register a device by using this switch, all the associations (policies and bundles) assigned to the original device object are removed. You cannot use this option to create a new GUID for a Primary Server or a Satellite device. The local user must have Local Administrator rights to use this option.
I would like to know if it is possible to have such a command line option for the agent installation. So built into the agent installer, a command line option to force the agent to register with a new GUID.
We are having CONTINUOUS problems with the above scenario. When we move devices from one computer lab to another and re-image the device, Zenworks keps trying to assign the same GUID to the device and this mixes up our Dynamic Workstation groups, which then affect the applicable policies to each device.
I would like to know if there is an option to tell the installer to stop remembering the GUID and simply register the device with a new guid on agent installation.
This way we can build that into the post imaging scripts which install the zenworks agent.

Hi Craig,
OK, I've had a look at the ZCM Reconcile rules and run a few tests to see if it is possible to get the machines not to reconcile (use a new GUID after imaging).
As I have explained before, sometimes this result is desired in our case especially when we move machines around from lab to lab.
So far, no matter what configuration I use, I cannot get Zenworks to generate a new GUID for a device that is getting re-imaged (without doing so only after the fact by unregistering the machine and reregistering the machine via the zac und and zac reg -g).
We use dynamic workstation groups to assign policies and bundles to machines so reconciling the devices is not necessary most of the time. We need an option to tell the machine to register with a new GUID on installation of the agent. Surely such an option can be built into the agent installer?
The options in the ZCM config management "reconcile settings" I tested with are:
Serial Number - Unticked/Unselected
Mac Address - Unticked/Unselected
Machine Name - Unticked/Unselected
Enable Differentiation - Unticked/Unselected
I then also tested:
Serial Number - Unticked/Unselected
Mac Address - Unticked/Unselected
Machine Name - Ticked/Selected
Enable Differentation - Ticked/Selected
and also:
Serial Number - Unticked/Unselected
Mac Address - Unticked/Unselected
Machine Name - Ticked/Selected
Enable Differentation - Unticked/Unselected
With all three different configurations, I re-imaged the same machine, which renames the machine via the first post imaging installation script to match the DNS name. Thereafter the Zenworks agent gets installed, which then renames the machine back to what it was registered into the Zenworks database with on first installation.
We need a method of telling Zenworks NOT to reconcile when we want it to. It should not reconcile every time and thereby rename the machine netBIOS name.
Is there any way to achieve this?
Originally Posted by CRAIGDWILSON
Quite Simple,
Let's say a HDD Dies and you replace it.
All you need to do is bring down an image and the machine will come back as it was with all the same WS and Device associations.
The same thing could apply if bringing in new Hardware.
If a new computer were to replace an old computer but the name stayed the same, everything could be automatic depending on the rules setup.
It is all a matter of how you tell ZCM to reconcile devices.
The Help in the ZCC under these items should explain how it works so you can setup your rules to meet your use cases.

HT2693 How to download pictures from multiple iPhones with the same Apple ID?

I have multiple iPhones (e.g. iPhone 4S, iPhone 5) registered under the same Apple ID however i only manage to download the pictures in my iPhone 5 via iCloud.
How do I retrieve the remaining photos that was uploaded to iCloud previously from my older iPhones with the same Apple ID?
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Hi edristiew,
Are the photos that you are referring to still in Photo Stream? Remember, Photo Stream has limits which are outlined in this article:
iCloud: Photo Stream limits
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4858
If the photos are still stored in Photo Stream, this resource may answer your questions about how to extract them (Mac or PC):
iCloud: Photo Stream FAQ
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4486
If the photos are no longer in Photo Stream, but are in your camera roll, you can import them to your computer:
iOS: Importing personal photos and videos from iOS devices to your computer
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4083
Cheers!
Matt M.

Can multiple devices share the same library?

I was under the impression they could not. I had originally had iTunes installed with my 5th generation iPod. Several months back my wife got an iPhone 4. We were under the impression we had to set up a library exclusive to her device, so we did. I had to open my library when I wanted to sync to my iPod, she had to open hers to sync to her iPhone. Now I just got an iPhone 4, when I plugged it into my PC, it created a new device within the library I had set up for my iPod. I don't plan on using my iPod anymore, but I get the impression I could use both devices with the same library. Could I do the same with the 2 iPhones?
Where I get confused is when it comes to sharing music, and the fact that we have 3 directories now (the original iTunes directory, and two iPhone directories). Currently despite having 2 libraries, all the music is stored in the original iTunes directory. When we download music in iTunes, it has been stored to the that same directory and simply added to whatever library has been open. Then we can simply add it to the other library as we please. But what happens when we download Apps and music directly to our phones...I presume when synched to the PC, they'd get stored in the directory specific to that device, and cannot be shared?
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HT204053 If I've signed up multiple devices on the same apple ID how can i change them into different individual ID's?

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HT201493 can 2 pepole use find my friends on 2 devices with the same apple id

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If one of them isn't showing and you're signed into the correct iCloud account, go to Settings>iCloud on the phone in question and turn Find My iPhone Off, then back On.

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Linking different devices with the same Apple ID

I was wondering if there is a way to link different device to connect and push to each other within the same Apple ID. For example I have and iPad 2, iPhone 4 and MacBook Air. While my mom has an iPad, iPhone and uses our Mac desktop. My sister has her own iPod and so does my brother. We all use the same Apple ID to save money and make things easier. Is there any way to connect our own devices. It become inconvenient when games start downloading on my device or inappropriate songs I download go onto my sisters as she is 9. If there is no way to do this, would it be hard to ask for the ability for me (under the same Apple ID as my mom, brother and sister) to set it up so my devices push to each other. Meanwhile my mom could connect her device together? Thank you to anyone who helps in advance.

Up to 5 devices can share the same Apple-ID for iCloud and share / sync happily. You can selectively disable or enable components to sync or not, using the icloud controlpanel on Windows, the system preference pane in Lion or the settings->icloud in iOS5.
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I am currently an iPhone 4S user and have one Apple ID.
I intend to buy the new iPad soon and share the same Apple ID so that I do not need to keep switching accounts. However I have a question.
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You could do as my wife and I do. We share an Apple ID for iTunes (we have 3 IDs. One for her, one for me, and one for purchases. You can do this with 2. One for you and purchases, one for your brother). Log into everything on your iPhone with your Apple ID. Log into only iTunes/App Store/iBook Store on the iPad with your Apple ID. If you want your brother to have his own iMesage ID, you can use that separately of say an iCloud login (log in to your iCloud account, but turn everything off except find my device. Then lock it with restrictions by turning off changes to location services and accounts).
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Change Apple ID on one device only. Currently have multiple devices sharing the same apple id.

Hi
I currently have three devices sharing one Apple ID. Ipad (Work) Iphone (Wife) & Ipod Touch (Son)
I have purchased an iPhone for Christmas and want to migrate the ipod to a new Apple ID. I haven't created the an ID for the phone yet but just wondered what the easiest solution would be? Would it be a case of creating a new ID on the phone, then signing into the iPod with this ID. I understand whatever has been downloaded to the Ipod will no longer be available, but wondered if there were any solutions to this problem.

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