THANK YOU !!!!

I've been pulling my hair out for weeks over this one ! You made my day !

By the way, your text is correct, but you screen capture is not, you circled the wrong line.

Hi @dtmille2 ,
is this happening for every machine? I've been enrolling a couple bigsur macs with prestage and got no issues installing apps from self service that are VPP managed.

@alessio.tedesco it occurred on every machine I tested. It does not occur with the above restriction unchecked.

Thanks @fabienconus , I corrected that screenshot.

Hi @dtmille2 I actually fell in this, unchecked the option and it installed only powerpoint , nothing else won't work now. any idea? removing and re-adding the macbook to the scope might help?

@alessio.tedesco I usually cancel any failed command for the device in Jamf Pro. Sometimes I run a recon command on the device via terminal, or force an inventory. Other times I have clicked "Edit" for the App in question, and then "Save" again, and that seems to kick it off. In the end sometimes I delete the device record in Jamf Pro, and erase and reinstall the OS, then reenroll. That final option usually does the trick if all else fails.

Great to know why this was happening, but not a great fix. I originally had to check this item to prevent users from installing apps at will, so turning it off is a problem. Hopefully Jamf fixes this issue before we start deploying Big Sur. We are still testing it now.

@allessio.tedesco: as @dtmille2 mentions you need to clear the failed commands.

Rich Trouton has a script to automate clearing failed mdm commands. I run this once per day:

https://derflounder.wordpress.com/2020/09/25/clearing-failed-mdm-commands-on-jamf-pro/

This does not fix the "error 72" issues with VPP apps and Jamf Self Service.

This setting also does not appear to be related to the "Bag Load Failed" error message that we are receiving with self service VPP installs on Big Sur. We use Securly and their engineer just tried pointing me to this article but we have not had that setting checked in our environment.
Securly & Big Sur VPP Bag Load Failed error

It's a pity that this setting doesn't apply to the OS install of macOS Big Sur.
When making the Big Sur VPP install available on e.g. macOS 10.15 in Self Service it asks for admin credentials.

How can this "fix" to allow users admin access to install apps be the solution from JAMF? They seriously need to fix this. As it is now with this bug, I can't deploy Big Sur in my school with that admin setting.

Has anyone got any word if this has been properly fixed yet? this is crazy giving users rights to install just to get a core component of jamf working!?

We ended up just turning off user access to the App Store completely by checking "Restrict App Store to MDM installed apps and software updates". Generally, we don't allow any software that isn't licensed by the company, so users should have no need to access the App Store.

For Big Sur, it's still necessary to turn off "Require admin password to install or update apps", but not an issue because users can't access the App Store in the first place.

I never had that setting checked and I'm getting bag load failed errors.... anyone have tips on this?

PI103070 - PI-009302
Mac App Store apps fail to install on computers with macOS 11.0.1 when Require admin password to install or update apps is selected in the Restrictions payload of a computer configuration profile.

not fix yet 😂

The appstore is childs play for a devious student that can download applications from sites and/or use a flash drive.  How can Jamf Protect help out here? We are just diving into how we can manage settings in Jamf Protect.

THANK YOU for this. Was working with jamf support for the last week and they were as clueless as I was lol.