Last updated: July 24, 2026
This guide explains how to install Mobile Device Manager Plus on an Amazon EC2 instance, recommending an m4.xlarge or above instance with Windows Server 2008+ and 60GB memory for up to 500 devices, an unblocked public IP/DNS, and open MDM ports in security groups. It then covers connecting to the instance, downloading and installing the server, and notes that Load Balancer SSL/TLS certificates must also be added to the MDM server.
For those who wish to ease mobile device management using Amazon EC2 instance, can now install Mobile Device Manager at your instance and manage your mobile devices with ease.
Before installing Mobile Device Manager Plus at AWS, ensure that you meet the following pre-requisites
Note: You may have to change the configurations according to the number of devices you are managing. To know more about creating instance, click here.
After purchasing your instance from Amazon Web Service, you can install Mobile Device Manager Plus at your instance by following the steps given below,
You have now successfully installed Mobile Device Manager Plus server.
NOTE: While using a Load Balancer with Mobile Device Manager Plus, ensure the third-party SSL/TLS certificates deployed on the Load Balancer are also added to the MDM server, as explained here. To learn more about SSL/TLS certificates for Classic Load Balancers, click here.
For managing up to 500 mobile devices, an EC2 instance type of m4.xlarge or above, Windows Server 2008 or later, and 60 GB of memory space is recommended. You may need to adjust these configurations based on the number of devices you're managing.
Ensure the instance's Public IP/DNS is not blocked by any firewall and is accessible to all mobile devices, and open the required Mobile Device Manager Plus ports in the Amazon security groups for smooth communication between the server and managed devices.
Remotely connect to your EC2 instance, open a web browser in that instance, then download and install Mobile Device Manager Plus.
Ensure the third-party SSL/TLS certificates deployed on the Load Balancer are also added to the MDM server, since this is required for the server to work correctly behind a Load Balancer.