+5Hey guys. I am trying to figure out a way to allow the users to assign the current device to them.
The idea is we would hand the devices to a large amount of people. Have them log into Self Service with their Active Directory accounts, and then click a button to then assign that device to them using those credentials that logged into Self Service.
Anyone have a idea how to get this done?
Best answer by dwandro92
As long as you're having the users sign into Self Service with their AD accounts, then just putting the following in a script would accomplish the task:
#!/bin/bash
jamf recon -endUsername "${3}"
+24Back when I was playing around with customizing QuickAdd packages for provisioning machines I made up a script that uses cocoaDialog to prompt the person running the QuickAdd package for a username to assign the machine to.
https://github.com/smashism/quick-add-scripts/blob/master/get_username.sh
Maybe you could have the script run in a policy that someone runs from within Self Service?
(Here's more on how I used it with a QuickAdd package:
Getting more out of a QuickAdd package )
+9As long as you're having the users sign into Self Service with their AD accounts, then just putting the following in a script would accomplish the task:
#!/bin/bash
jamf recon -endUsername "${3}"Enter your E-mail address. We'll send you an e-mail with instructions to reset your password.
