The Apple Configurator toolset supports all listed device types in various capacities. The primary Apple Configurator application runs on a Mac and is used to configure and deploy iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV devices. A separate utility, Apple Configurator for iPhone, runs on an iPhone and is used to add Mac computers to an organization's Apple School Manager, Apple Business Manager, or Apple Business Essentials account. Therefore, Mac, iPhone, and iPad are all integral to the Apple Configurator ecosystem, either as the device running the tool or the device being configured or enrolled by it.

A. iPad: This is incomplete. Apple Configurator also supports iPhones (as a host and target) and Macs (as a host and target).

B. iPhone: This is incomplete. Apple Configurator also supports iPads (as a target) and Macs (as a host and target).

C. Mac: This is incomplete. Apple Configurator also supports iPhones and iPads as target devices for configuration.

1. Apple Inc. (2024). Apple Platform Deployment. "Add devices from Apple Configurator." This section explicitly states

"You can use Apple Configurator on your iPhone to add a Mac... to your organization in Apple School Manager

Apple Business Manager

or Apple Business Essentials." This confirms support for Mac (as a target) and iPhone (as a host).

2. Apple Inc. (2024). Apple Platform Deployment. "Use Apple Configurator to prepare devices." This section details the process: "Apple Configurator for Mac can be used to prepare... an iPhone

iPad

or Apple TV device." This confirms support for iPhone and iPad (as targets) and Mac (as a host).

3. Apple Inc. (2024). Apple Configurator User Guide for Mac. "What is Apple Configurator?" Page 6. The guide opens by stating

"Apple Configurator for Mac lets you easily deploy iPad

iPhone

iPod touch

and Apple TV devices..."

4. Apple Inc. (2024). Apple Configurator User Guide for iPhone. "What is Apple Configurator for iPhone?" Page 5. The guide specifies its function: "Apple Configurator for iPhone lets you add Mac computers... to Apple School Manager

Apple Business Manager

or Apple Business Essentials."