+36The jamf binary can be used to add mcx, curious if there's a way to remove mcx?
The reason I ask, sometimes there are hidden functions that don't show when pulling up the jamf binary help pages.
$ jamf -help mcx
Usage: jamf mcx
Usage: jamf mcx -username <username>
-username The username of the account that Managed Preferences are being applied to.
Notes: When run without the -username flag, Managed Preferences are applied for the Computer Level.
$TIA
Don
Best answer by hkim
what's wrong with https://jamfnation.jamfsoftware.com/discussion.html?id=5171 ?
+36Thanks @hkim, we wanted a response from JAMF on whether the binary offers that function, in case it's one of the hidden ones.
+10For every MCX preference I make, I create one called "REVOKE - blah blah blah" and I have it to "Make This Preference Unmanaged"
Then I have an MCX Revoker Managed Preference Profile where I manually Scope it to the machine I want to revoke MCX's from.
Reboot and usually works.
If not, then I do the deep cleaning method in Terminal.
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