What can you optionally include when preparing a device for Return to Service?

When preparing a device for Return to Service, including a Wi-Fi profile can be particularly beneficial for ensuring that the device can quickly and easily connect to the appropriate network upon being returned to use. A Wi-Fi profile allows for the automatic configuration of wireless settings, eliminating the need for manual input of credentials or settings by the end user. This ensures a more streamlined process, allowing for immediate connectivity once the device is in service again.

Having this configuration ready can significantly reduce downtime for users, as they won’t have to spend time troubleshooting network connections. The device will be able to join the designated network automatically, which is especially useful in environments where specific Wi-Fi settings are necessary for the device to operate correctly.

While other options like device restrictions profiles, VPN configurations, and MDM enrollment tokens are also valuable, they are typically not as crucial for basic connectivity and immediate usability as a Wi-Fi profile. The Wi-Fi profile directly impacts the user's ability to access resources right after the device is prepared for use.