As the title says, I just got access to blueprints and eager to start learning this, but right away i notice im missing things.  Jamf chat box told me thisYou'll need the Cloud Services Connection (Read) privilege in addition to your existing Blueprint permissions. This privilege is required for app installation functionality within Blueprints. To resolve this, you can: • Contact your Jamf Pro administrator to add the Cloud Services Connection (Read) privilege to your user account • If you have a custom privilege set, ensure it includes both Blueprint permissions and Cloud Services Connection access Once these privileges are added, you should be able to access app installation features alongside the declarative configurations you're currently seeing.Now after checking everything and confirming with Chatgpt,  I am being told App installations in Blueprints are not Enabled at the Tenant Level.  Something about being a Backend feature flag.   i am unsure

I am suddenly having an issue with JAMF deployed apps. I’m only seeing the issue happening on 3 apps that are paid for. The apps deploy properly to the iPads but are now prompting the user to sign in to an Apple Account whenever the app is opened on the iPad. If they hit cancel it allows them to use the app but when they close out of it again, it will prompt the sign in again.Our VPP token in JAMF is not expired, the location is correct, Managed distribution for the app hasn’t changed since it previously been setup and working and we have enough licenses and this issue only suddenly started happening. I’m not seeing it on the free apps. Any feedback or direction would be great, thanks!

Jamf Pro has superior automation and scripting tools. Jamf School has a simple interfaces and blueprints. Do you feel the loss of customizable security features and scripting is worth the trade off for the tools given by Teacher and Student apps?

Hi, My JAMF ID is working and I can login at JAMF.com fine. I have existing accounts in JAMF Now and School. If I select JAMF now it logs me straight in. JAMF school sends me to the login page and none of my passwords work. requested a password reset and nothing ever comes through! Anyone else seeing the same?

Hey Jamf Nation! Welcome to another edition of Things to Do for JNUC, 2026 Edition. This JNUC we’re heading to Kansas City, Missouri, so let’s make the most of it. Whether you’re travelling from near or far (I’m still coming from Canada!), here’s a curated list of activities to help you plan your trip. Locals - please share your insider tips! JNUC HighlightsJNUC Party: The Wednesday night bash is always a highlight of great music, food, and networking. Don’t miss it! Vendor Parties: Expect free drinks, tasty bites, and epic giveaways. Jamf Heroes Meetup: Details for 2026 aren’t out yet but keep an eye on Jamf Nation for updates. Official JNUC Info: https://www.jamf

Hello all you IT Rockstars! I’d like to get some of your thoughts on Patch Scheduling.  Since there are so many tools available to use with Jamf Pro, it really gives us a wealth of options for customizing. What and When:The way I look at things, there are 3 basic categories of patching urgency on macOS.Feature:           Non-Security OS Patches, New macOS versions, and specific software that is a deliberate manual rollout.  Example: corporate VPN software.  This is something that we would want uniform version across the fleet.  These are planned and don’t have a standard cadence.Critical:           Security OS Patches, Zero-day patches, and other applications that the security issue addressed by the patch is important to your organization.  I am thinking of having these install once a week, short deferral period, force update within 24 hours.Routine:          B

I just got access to jamf pro with the partner program, how am i supposed to enroll my own mac to be able to test with it?

With Apple recently expanding access to the ABM/ASM API, I set out to recreate the GSX experience. By leveraging Jamf’s new MCP feature, Claude Code, and MUT, I believe I’ve come very close. Additional details are outlined below.Github Repo: https://github.com/brndnwds6/AMB-Warranty-Report/tree/main#!/bin/zsh# ==============================================================================# Script Name: abm_warranty_report.zsh# Author: Brandon Woods# Date: February 23, 2026## Changelog:# February 25, 2026 — Added AppleCare+ support. Warranty Expires now reflects# the AppleCare+ expiration date when active coverage exists,# falling back to the Limited Warranty date for devices#

We have the policies to install the following Office 2024 components in order during our prestage deployment:2024 Volume SerializerMicrosoft Excel 2024Microsoft PowerPoint 2024Microsoft Word 2024For the past couple of years, this has worked exactly as intended. The volume serializer is installed to activate the license, then the individual apps are installed one by one. After deployment these have also opened and been activated. However, over the last week or so, the activation is no longer applying. I’ve tried everything I can to try and deactivate the license/reactivate it from self service etc, but the only fix appears to be completely removing all office components, and reinstalling them - only then does the volume serializer work. I thought this might be as a result of the latest Office apps, so I reverted to using older versions of the pkg files but the problem remains. I even tried using the whole Office suite pkg but the same

Heads up to my fellow Jamf community. We've been seeing iPadOS 15.8.4 iPads when reprovisioned can't be enrolled to Jamf School.  This may affect Jamf Pro too.  The exact error is "Failed to retrieve configuration".  I reached out to Jamf support and they said they have been getting reports of this from others and that this has been observed across different MDM providers.  Jamf reached out to Apple regarding this issue and this is exactly what they told me: Apple did get back to us just a bit ago, and they have identified the issue (they did not elaborate on what the issue was). The release is not ready yet though and at this time they couldn't give me an ETA on when that would release. For now I created an internal Jamf Product Issue so we can track customers and I have attached this case to that ticket (PI136109). Hopefull

I need to use the JAMF School API to retrieve a list of devices. When I call the /api/devices/ API in PowerShell, it returns *all* the devices as part of the JSON response - which could run into many thousands. That’s a response size of tens of MBs, probably larger.This could cause problems with the code and the memory of server on which the script is running. I don’t see a way to paginate the response. Neither the documentation nor the Postman project have any information about paging the response to keep the response to a reasonable size.Am I missing something in the documentation that could allow me to paginate the response? Or is there another API that I can use to retrieve devices in smaller sets?

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Unable to complete file upload. fiie contents does not match file type in Jamf when uploading an automated device enrollment token from apple business manager

Anyone want to share best practice for this? Blueutil doesn’t work as great/possibly at all in our environment after updating to macos 26.As a workaround I’ve been using the api to send the MDM command in a policy/script to those macs that turn it off. We have an outset login script that manages to lock out bluetooth changing in the control center and system settings, but there’s a short window of 5 seconds or so where students can turn it off before it is locked. 

Hello all,     Does anyone know how to build a Static Computer Group from a list of computers? It doesn’t matter what the list format is.  That should be simple enough to reformat.   Any help or ideas are appreciated.-Pat

A workflow improvement to Import would be to have a default assumption that if the Asset Tag is already defined and is blank in the device CSV that the system maintains the same asset tag.Currently if you fail to enter the asset tag on a subsequent import, the data is wiped. If you are rapidly setting up classes, you may not have the asset tag information - you have the serial number and the student details. Finding it again from previous data and then adding it to a device placeholder adds unnecessary time to the process. In the cases I’m working through, the system already knows the asset tag, and it hasn’t changed - and it won’t change for the life of the device.If the asset tag should be reset, allow a character like dash - to signify please reset / delete the asset tag. 

I received this feedback from one of our teachers testing out Jamf Teacher- When I take control and lock them in an app, it literally clears their ipads from all other apps. Which is great! Except when I clear the locks on my end, all of their apps end up in different locations on their device. So I had a few angry students that spend hours organizing and categorizing folders and apps then suddenly I come along and clear things and then their apps are all messed up and scattered. That isn't a nice feature of this app for sure. I get it. I love having my iPad organized by apps I use and in folders. It's a shame that this developer didn't think of that aspect of things when designing the app. Just a little feedback for you. Are others experiencing this?

I am a Jamf Pro customer and think Jamf Teacher has great potential! However, our teachers are struggling to fully integrate it because of some missing key features. 1.) We are not enforcing the home screen layout payload so students can customize their iPads and organize their apps in a manner that works best for them. After restrictions are cleared, their apps lose their organizational structure and end up anywhere on their iPads. Apps that were in folders don't stay in those folders. 2.) Lack of status window/confirmation pop-up to see when you have a lesson in progress or have issued a command to student iPads. Teachers would like more visibility/confirmation as they issue commands and place restrictions.

Since November 2025 you can find the warranty information for your Mac devices in Apple Business Manager. You can call this information using API calls. Is there any information if Jamf is going to make an Jamf integration? This warranty information would be a cool feature to have in Jamf. As an MSP it would be great for Life Cycle Management for our customers.I’ve seen no information from Jamf jet.Sofar I've been working on local scripting in python to get the ABM warranty information in Jamf as an Extension Attribute. For Computers I've succeeded I'm however not successful yet for mobile devices. The Jamf Classic and Pro API’s won’t let me update Extension Attributes for mobile. So I'm stuc.Anybody there who would like to help? Or can somebody tell me how to update an extension attribute for mobile, if it is possible and not blocked in api.Kind Regard Remco.  

We currently have the “Erase All Content and Settings” option blocked on our student iPads. However, we would also like to block the “Transfer or Reset” option, or at least the “Reset All Settings” option, on those devices.Is this something that can be configured?  Thank you

Hello all,I just started with an existing system that isn’t really documented.  This means I have to do a lot of jumping around to determine what something does, where it applies, and even if it is working.  I want to create some good documentation for this, but I’m don’t know what the best method for doing this would be.Thank You in advance,-Pat

We manage our ipads using Jamf Pro. We load the students google email accounts onto the device using a Jamf configuration profile with the Google payload.  The mail account will appear on the device (ipad iOS mail app) and prompt user to enter google password.  The user enters the password and the iOS mail app will display the students google email.  However,  several times through out each day, the iOS mail app will stop displaying google email and prompt user to re-enter their google password.   After re-entering the google credentials, the Mail app will not always start working again.    I have had Jamf support review our config file with the google payload - they said it is set up correctly.  I have contacted Google and they said that it is a Jamf issue.  Has anyone else experienced this issue?  How did you resolve it? thanks.

Howdy everybody! Time for my annual post about how we all need to get our budgets prepped and ready to go for all the hardware we need to replace that Apple is dropping from its OS Compatibility list!I've modified my previous regex statement to take out the models that were lost to us this year to the latest macOS version. It looks like Apple is taking a big ole axe to the intel macs, minus only a couple of exceptions that seem to tie to the devices that were still being sold at the time of the M1 release. One tricky piece are the specific intel MacBook Pro's that Apple has listed. In that grouping are the MacBookPro16,x models, where x is 1,2 and 4, but not the 16,3 model, so keep that in mind. If anyone has details that contradict that, please let me know here and i'll quickly change the posted regex.I've tested this in my own Jamf instances to verify its returning the data that i'd expect to see, and am confident this will be able to match everything that is no long

Issue: Mobile Devices on iOS and iPadOS 26 or later Booting are occasionally booting into Recovery Mode. Standard expected workflow: We have Microsoft Entra ID SSO extension configured with the Jamf Setup and Jamf Reset apps. When a user signs out using Jamf Reset three different configuration profiles are removed:Profile with a Passcode payload Profile with a Restrictions payload Profile with a Lock Screen Message payload When the above profiles are removed, two profiles are installed:Profile with a Restrictions payload Profile with a Lock Screen Message payload The issue appears to occur during Jamf Reset sign out as one configuration profile is removed (confirmed by completed command logs) and can vary between the Passcode payload profile or the Restrictions payload profile while the other two commands are left pending.Example pending commands that occur at the time of

After poking around Jamf Pro and Jamf Protect, it seems that JSC/RADAR/Wandera is the only source of storage for CVE-level details for managed client app inventories. I can plainly see them in the default web dashboard. So I set up a Risk API key, and enabled the option to see user and device details.Both the docs [1] and manual exploration seem to conclude that only “Device risk” can be gathered from the public API, whereas things like “Average CVSS score” (or anything related to CVEs) cannot. Which would be fine if those two had a tight relationship, but I can plainly see things like an endpoint with six (6) high-scoring app vulnerabilities (including a 10 and a 9.8) per CVSS that only has two (2) app vulnerabilities reported per device risk and grading overall as low-risk.I did notice that app vulns as a category can be force-upgraded from low to high to influence device risk more, but it’s possible that device risk will entirely miss the presence of vulne