Provisional Enrollment Failed [MCCloudConfigErrorDomain - 0x80EF (33007)]

This Worked For Me.

I have not had to do this in the past, but today I had the same issue and eventually I went through the setup process on the iPad to the point where I connected the it to our WiFi. Then I did the Prepare and it worked.

I have my MacBook set to Share its network connection with the iPad, so it should not have made a difference. Also, all I do is use Apple Configurator to add the iPads to our Apple School Manager account when someone buys one at a store instead of through the proper channels. No other set up options. Then I use the MDM to do all the 'hard work.'

FYI - This iPad did come with 16.2 installed. It failed with that iOS. I updated it to 16.4 and still failed. That's when I connected it to WiFi.

I hope this helps someone.

I was able to resolve the issue on macOS Sonoma without having to manually connect each device to the Wi-Fi before applying the blueprint.

Do the following:

1. Power on all Apple devices and connect them to your hub or MacBook.
2. Go into Settings > General > Sharing.
3. If Internet Sharing is already turned on, turn it off.
4. Click on the information icon to the right of the toggle button.
5. Turn on all toggle buttons listed under "To devices using".
6. Click Done.
7. Turn on Internet Sharing.

This worked for me. It was driving me mad.

This particular iPhone had been removed from device management during the set up by accident that then meant it was released from Apple Business manager.

I was able to eventually get it enrolled again, by doing a full restore of the phone. NB initially I was having problems getting the restore to work, the Wifi profiles added by Apple configurator during the prepare stage, were still visible and on the phone in "VPN and Device management" menu. Eventually after deleting those profiles and using a windows computer to do the restore rather than the MAC I had been trying with. The phone restored properly.

The final piece, as described above, was to make sure that after the iPhone restore you click through the first couple of pages of setup, then get to the WIFI screen and join to the Wifi , don't then do anything else on the iPhone , but immediately start the Prepare on Apple configurator. Instead of taking minutes and failing, it just went through in 30 sec and the phone was back enrolled on ABM.

This worked for me as well. It was at the Hello screen at first, and once I enabled the WiFi, I was able to enroll it into ABM via Configurator.

Thank you.

even on a wifi connection (both iMac with Apple Configurator) and the phones to be prepared / tethered from phone or otherwise still getting same error - anyone has any further thoughts? Would be greatly appreciated. All phones updated, reset through Configurator or manually, still same. Sometimes got half way through and got 'prepared' but then it got error on the phone 'Invalid Profile' and was allowed to erase the phones...

It could be the time is not synced up on the iPhone. check the iPhone time is the same as your Configurator device. load a sim card or connect to wifi to sync the time up.

Have an updoot. I just ran into this about 20min ago. Tapped the home button and told it to connect to wifi then ran AC2 again and it added it to our org's ABM.

We are now up to 6 devices (13 / 14 on 16.2) that have this problem and so far the only solution has been to simply send the devices back to Apple. I'm not sure what's going on, frankly. It seemed to really kick-off with iOS 16.2

Before, the error message was a direct indicator of a connectivity failure. Now, despite the embedded wi-fi profile or a dedicated SIM slotted in and functional, we still get the message.

Not helpful, I know.

Have you set up your purchasing to automatically add some or all devices to ABM for you? Many resellers offer this, though sometimes devices get missed. A device already enrolled in ABM can present this issue.

Hello,

we are having a similar issue. we are having this error with 2 brand new gen 10 ipads running 16.3.1. we are using the configurator to manually enroll into our ASM. this error occurs for us right when we begin to prepare a device. we were able to enroll a 9th gen at the same time running 16.3.1 with no issue. These were not purchased thorough a seller that enrolled them into our ASM. Any help or direction to look would be awesome.

Thank you

Or you can turn on Content Caching instead > click on the information icon and then tick the checkbox to share the computers Internet connection and cached content with iOS devices connected using USB.