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The MDM flavor of management is different in that the action starts with the Jamf Pro server itself. When a device falls into scope for a new setting or command, or when an admin issues an MDM command, the server contacts the Apple Push Notification system (APNs) with a request for it to have the device phone home and receive instructions. The device, which is out in the world, maintains a persistent connection to the APNs, so there is no significant delay as there can be with the Jamf binary.
Sun Nov 24 23:19:07 mymac jamf[2665]: Upgrading jamf binary...Sun Nov 24 23:19:11 mymac jamf[2665]: The management framework will be enforced as soon as all policies are done executing.Sun Nov 24 23:19:11 mymac jamf[2665]: Upgrading jamf agent...Sun Nov 24 23:19:12 mymac jamf[2665]: Upgrading jamfHelper.app...Sun Nov 24 23:19:12 mymac jamf[2665]: Upgrading JAMF notification service...Sun Nov 24 23:19:13 mymac jamf[2665]: Upgrading Self Service.app...Sun Nov 24 23:19:16 mymac jamf[2665]: Setting Self Service icon to customSun Nov 24 23:19:16 mymac jamf[2665]: Upgrading Jamf.app...Sun Nov 24 23:19:19 mymac jamf[2665]: Policy execution will now restart in the background using the updated JAMF Binary.Sun Nov 24 23:19:19 mymac jamf[2665]: Removing existing launchd task /Library/Application Support/JAMF/tmp/com.jamfsoftware.task.policy.plist...
I'm trying to update our Mac in JAMF Pro (Cloud) to the latest MacOS versions and I'm seeing a lot of computers being Supervised: No and missing our management account in Local User. The funny thing is, they are checking in and inventory updates but I can't seem to send commands or even try to re-enroll through API, I get 401.
@roiegat Any reason why your not using a policy with the management account section You could set up a policy to change the management account password and re-run the policy based on scope/frequency.
I'm fairly certain it won't be able to manage the machine with that account after changing it that way. The point of the policy payload is that after changing the password it updates the computer record with the change in the database. Since the management password is stored in a hash in the db record, it's probably something only the jamf binary can do properly.
This might be something to tuck in my toolbelt. I have a few devices that failed with a simple policy to change the management password using a static one (\"Error: The Managed Account Password could not be changed.\")
Jamf Pro accomplishes this by using the InstallEnterpriseApplication command, which means a computer in this state would still need to be receiving and processing MDM commands from your Jamf Pro server. You can usually tell this is the case if you check the Management History on a computer record and see commands running successfully. If so you can use the new jamf-management-framework API endpoint to reinstall the Jamf management framework (QuickAdd package) automatically and re-establish management with the Jamf Pro server.
You can allow or prevent local administrators on the computer from changing User and Location inventory information in Jamf Pro with the jamf binary by using the Allow local administrators to use the jamf binary recon verb to change User and Location inventory information in Jamf Pro checkbox. This is a feature which first appeared in Jamf Pro 10.20.x, but may not be well known.
For those managing their fleet with Jamf Pro, the jamf binary includes amodifyDock command which allows you to apply certain Dock modifications. Itisn't a fully-featured Dock management tool, but it does include enoughfunctionality to add new items to a user's Dock.
I was recently working on a project where I needed to conditionally add a Dockitem based on some scripted logic. I wanted to minimize external dependencies,so I developed a method to leverage the jamf binary's built-in Dock managementcapability and its -file flag to complete the task.
Dock Items can be added to Jamf Pro via the web console or byusing Jamf Admin. Once you've added a Dock Item to Jamf Pro, you can add it to aMac's dock by using the Dock Items payload within a Policy, or by calling sudo jamf modifyDock -id on the Mac itself.
Enrolling devices using Apple Business Manager is supported, however it requires the device to be wiped in order to initiate the enrollment process. Work with the team that manages your Apple Business Manager account at your organization to follow these instructions and setup Automated Enrollment with Jamf Pro.
This post uses an Amazon EventBridge event to execute the enrollment script via the AWS Systems Manager agent whenever a new EC2 Mac instance is launched. The benefit of this approach over using the EC2 instance metadata or an EC2 macOS Init script is that it automatically enrolls all EC2 Mac instances created in the account without requiring the user who creates the instances to configure a custom Amazon Machine Image (AMI) or other configurations.
This simplifies the management and ensures the EC2 Mac instances will be enrolled without the need for user intervention. From an end user perspective, they simply create the instance as they normally would through the AWS Management Console, AWS Command Line Interface (CLI), AWS Software Development Kit (SDK), or AWS CloudFormation, and the AWS account will coordinate the enrollment of the instance. 153554b96e
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