Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a migration application provides status update information for a migration of the client device from the first management service to a second management service that is performed by the migration application. Migration actions include an un-enrollment request transmitted to the first management service and an enrollment request transmitted to the second management service. The migration application updates the status update information as the migration progresses.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a migration service identifies migration data to migrate a client device from a first management service to a second management service. The migration service transmits a management data request to the first management service, and temporarily stores management data retrieved based on the request. The management data indicates an organizational group. The migration service creates the organizational group with the second management service to facilitate migration of the client device to the second management service.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a migration application provides status update information for a migration of the client device from the first management service to a second management service that is performed by the migration application. Migration actions include an un-enrollment request transmitted to the first management service and an enrollment request transmitted to the second management service. The migration application updates the status update information as the migration progresses.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a migration service identifies migration data to migrate a client device from a first management service to a second management service. The migration service transmits a management data request to the first management service, and temporarily stores management data retrieved based on the request. The management data indicates an organizational group. The migration service creates the organizational group with the second management service to facilitate migration of the client device to the second management service.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a client device is enrolled with a first management service. A user interface is generated that identifies a user request to enroll the client device with a second management service. An un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated. The un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated using identifier of the client device. An enrollment with the second management service is initiated. The enrollment with the second management service is initiated using a the identifier of the client device.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a client device is enrolled with a first management service. A user interface is generated that identifies a user request to enroll the client device with a second management service. An un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated. The un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated using identifier of the client device. An enrollment with the second management service is initiated. The enrollment with the second management is initiated using a the identifier of the client device.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a client device is enrolled with a first management service. A user interface is generated that identifies a user request to enroll the client device with a second management service. An un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated. The un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated using identifier of the client device. An enrollment with the second management service is initiated. The enrollment with the second management service is initiated using a the identifier of the client device.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a client device is enrolled with a first management service. A user interface is generated that identifies a user request to enroll the client device with a second management service. An un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated. The un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated using identifier of the client device. An enrollment with the second management service is initiated. The enrollment with the second management is initiated using a the identifier of the client device.

Abstract: A technique is provided for the alignment of an H/D puller for use in a cyclotron. One aspect of the technique comprises magnetically attaching a pair of feeler gages to an alignment tool for use in aligning the H/D puller. The magnetic retention of the feeler gages allows a field engineer to make the desired adjustments to align the H/D puller. Another aspect of the present technique provides for the H/D puller to include a replaceable tip such that the tip may be replaced without removing the H/D puller. Because the H/D puller is not removed and replaced, the alignment of the H/D puller to the ion source is maintained.