Sign into the Admin Console and navigate to the Products tab.
Applies to enterprise.
View the list of devices on which the specific product entitlement is deployed:
By default, when you install a package on a device, the device is activated. This implies that the product entitlement selected when you create the package is available for use by the signed in user on that device. As the admin, you can choose to block a device, which then ensures that the products and services are unavailable on that device.
After you block a device, the user on that device will no longer have access to the apps or services of the specific Product entitlement.
If, when creating the package, you select two or more product entitlements, you may choose to deactivate the device from each product entitlement separately.
After blocking a device, you can choose to also remove the device from this entitlement. This frees up the license and makes the license available to be assigned to other users in your organization.
You can choose to activate devices that you previously block to allow the users to access the apps and services available for that product entitlement.
After you activate a device, the user on that device will now have access to the apps or services of the specific product entitlement.
If, when creating the package, you select two or more product entitlements, you may choose to activate the device from each product entitlement separately.
Download the list (.CSV) of all or the selected devices in the list of devices for an entitlement.
When creating a Feature Restricted Online package, you can choose to enable the devices on which the package is installed to send device information to Adobe. This will give you, as the Admin, the option to manage these devices. This means that you can choose to deactivate or activate devices on which the package is installed.