We are trying to implement full disk access for Rapid7 on mac with Mac os 15.1 with help of a Jamf Configuration Profile.We followed the exact steps recommended by the software vendor (Rapid7) from the below link https://docs.rapid7.com/insight-agent/mac-installation/#use-an-mdm-for-configuration We have double checked with path of the ir_agent, which is as to be default /opt/rapid7/ir_agent/ir_agent Tried in couple of machines with mac os 15.1 and 14.5, but still we see from the GUI that the ir_agent FDA is not enabled using the toggle button. Can someone suggest how can we get this working or any way to understand why this doesn't work. Any help would be appreciated here. Let us know if you need additional information. Thank you!

A number of years ago Apple changed access to the system.log file (and others) so that only admin level users could read them. In the name of 'security' I'm assuming. We don't allow non-standard users on our devices however, and one of our developers needs to be able to read the affected logs and can't.I've tried editing the sudoers file and adding the user to access /System/Applications/Utilities/Console.app, and using a policy to try and open Console. But Console just complains and doesn't work. I could change the permissions on the effected log files, but that'll be reversed as soon as the OS rotates the logs...Is there a simpler method, or something I'm not thinking of?Allowing the user temporary admin access isn't a solution either unfortunately.

Does anyone know of a way to modify the built-in extension attribute for a Patch Management title? The issue I'm seeing is that the one for Jamf Protect is pointing to /Library/Application Support but the application is installed in /Applications, meaning the extension attribute is turning up as blank for all the machines. If there's no way to modify, is there at least a way to point the Patch Management version collection to a different place? Any help is appreciated!  

We have profile witch push machine cert and wifi with tls. We need to push this profile very 6 months or year. How can i do it? i can store .mobileconfig on Mac i think but how can i install it via policy?

Experiencing issues with the JAMF Remote Assist feature! It was effective for a few months, but now, I'm unable to access any devices remotely. Even after trying the troubleshooting methods recommended by JAMF Support, the problem persists. I've learned there's an ongoing product issue. Is anyone else encountering similar challenges?

Hi Jamf Nation Community, I’m reaching out to get some advice on using Jamf Pro to manage macOS devices for an upcoming event I’m organizing. I’m hosting a viewing party for the Masters Tournament 2025 (happening from April 10 to April 13 at Augusta National) for my team, and we’ll be streaming the event live on multiple MacBook Airs and iMacs in our office. I’m relatively new to Jamf Pro, and I want to ensure everything runs smoothly during the event. I’d really appreciate your insights on a few challenges I’m facing! Here’s the context: We have about 15 macOS devices (mostly running macOS Ventura and a few on macOS Sonoma) that we’ll be using to stream the Masters 2025 via FuboTV. I’ve already set up a guide for my team on how to stream the event, which I found helpful for planning (you can check it out here if you’re a golf fan: How to Watch the Masters Tournament 2025 Live on FuboTV on my blog at masterstournament2025.wordpress.com). However, I’m running into a few issues with Jamf

Hi, I see there is a configuration Profile that enables FileVault and a Policy that does the same. Can someone tell me what the difference between those two is? Do I need both? Do I only one? Do they have different use cases? Kind regards  

Hello There, Can someone give me a suggestion for below configuration profiles and policies.  1- Lock screen wallpaper (screensaver after 5 minutes idle time) 2- MS teams background image 3- A custom PowerPoint templates  4- Custom Outlook Signature 5- Deploy a custom font and set as a default  

Troubleshooting done - Usually outlook case space issue happens if user has local archives, migration to new outlook will cause storage space issue. Outlook size remains same  - Checked for logs , nothing unusual. - ran disk space analyzer didn't find anything unusual in size. - no time machine snapshots found. - if i initiate indexing in the mac, system data space reduces immediately more than 150 Gb but it increases quickly to around 50 GB within 15 - 20 min. - if i boot the mac to safe mode, the storage size remains same nothing changes. - checked launchagents, launch daemons, login items, nothing unusual,   if anyone has faced this issue, let me know

My company sent me a MacBook to do some application testing on, but I initially couldn't login to it. I had to reset the device and let it re-enroll in our Jamf cloud before I could login to it.I can login as a standard user now. These are not domain joined and there is no local admin account right now.I am a Jamf administrator, but I've never used it. I went and created a new policy that targets only my computer that was supposed to create a new local account with administrator privileges, but it doesn't appear to have worked.Any suggestions?

After a recent patch we have had LIS files recently start requiring admin privilege's to open in TextEdit.  Is there a way in Jamf Pro to allow for this without admin creds?    

Hi All, Long time reader, first time poster! I was wondering whether anyone has successfully implemented Platform SSO with password auth whilst using Entra ID & Jamf Pro?  We are currently working with this in testing. Initial UPN sign-ins are successful, but subsequent sign-ins with the user's UPN following a password change do not work. The user can however sign in successfully with their new password by either using their display name or UPN without the "@", suggesting it may be the user mapping that's at fault rather than the IdP connection.  Has anyone experienced this? Any help would be greatly appreciated!  Cheers!

Hi Folks,I'm putting this here to try to be a little helpful. We just moved from v5 to v6 for GlobalProtect, and basically, the setup that we had that, installed the stock pkg from paloalto and relied on a config profile to set our default portal stopped working. I also couldn't get the app to stop an endless "connecting" loop. So for anyone who is having the same issue, I hope this is helpful. Long story short, you need to package an XML file that installs the system extension with the app pkg and then run a script to install both.The GP release notes for 6.0.1 speak of a new Simplified and Seamless macOS GP app deployment Using Jamf MDM integration feature. The documentation is helpful but not comprehensive so I'll put it together here. Sources: https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/globalprotect/10-1/globalprotect-admin/mobile-endpoint-management/manage-the-globalprotect-app-using-jamf/deploy-the-globalprotect-mobile-app-using-jamfhttps://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/globalp

I have a user on an M1 MacBook Air who has suddenly been getting the following message - credential verification failed because account is temporarily locked. We authenticate via 365 using JAMF Connect. I have checked on Azure (or whatever its new name is!) and the account isn't locked, I have sent a command via Unlock user account but no success -- any ideas ??thanks in advanceLenny 

Trying to get an understanding of what some scripts do that were written by a previous Jamf admin. We have a device in our fleet that keeps racking up Pending management commands. The MacBook in question is up to date in terms of OS and software updates, but it never seems to process any management commands. I tried clearing them then sending a blank push, but that didn't do anything. A bit of online searching uncovered the recommendation to run the following command: sudo profiles renew -type enrollment I ran that on one of my test devices (actually ran it from Self Service because the script is a payload to a Policy) and am trying to understand what the script actually does, or how I can tell that it ran successfully. I can see in jamf.log where the script began to execute, but there's no other info in jamf.log or install.log. I checked the system logs by running the following Terminal command: log show --predicate 'process == "mdmclient"' --info That returned a ton of information, a

Hey Nation, Recently we deployed user initiated enrollment for all users in the company. But after that, a large group of developers are having issues with VPN connection. We are using OpenVPN. The VPN gets disconnected after every 2-3 hours and developers need to reconnect it. It is happening with GitLab, ChatGPT and some other webpages. It is affecting their daily workflow since they always need to push-pull repositories. Any idea what can be a reason behind this? Please note, we didn't put any networking restrictions on Jamf side. But WiFi profile was deployed from configuration profile.    I am clueless here as a newbie. Thanks in advance. 

I saw during one of the demo's at JNUC this year someone had added custom logo's to their JSS icons (not necessarily self service). Was that something they did manually or is there a way to brand my JSS that I'm unaware of?

Good morning, We recently upgraded our MacBook fleet to MacBook M1 Apple Silicon. Our old scripts that allowed us to force bluetooth back on does not work anymore do the restrictions of Apple Silicon. I was checking if any found a to turn bluetooth on using terminal? I found the  /usr/sbin/bluetoolctl in terminal but it only shows if the power is on for bluetooth but nothing else.

Provide your users a “heads-up display” of critical computer compliance information via swiftDialog Background More than six years ago, William Smith (@talkingmoose) published "Build a Computer Information script for your Help Desk"; we implemented a customized version in the fall of that same year. Last week, during a conversation with one of our rock-star TSRs — whom I’ll refer to as “John” — we decided it was time for swiftDialog-ized reboot. Features The following compliance checks and information reporting are included in version 0.0.2. Compliance Checks Compliant OS Version Last Reboot Free Disk Space MDM Check-in MDM Inventory FileVault Encryption BeyondTrust Privilege Management Cisco Umbrella CrowdStrike Falcon Palo Alto GlobalProtect Network Quality Test Time Machine Information Reporting IT Support Telephone Email Website Knowledge Base Article User Information Full Name User Name User ID Kerberos Single Sign-on Extension Platform Single Sign-on Extension Computer

 Hi https://learn.jamf.com/en-US/bundle/jamf-account-documentation/page/Jamf_SSO_with_Jamf_Account.htmlUse this guide to configure your Microsoft Entra IDI'm in the process of doing something and it says it's connected, but I can't see the IDP redirection page. Can you share any success stories?

Hello All, Can someone please guide me on this? I have two images one that I want to set as the wallpaper and the other as the lock screen. What are the possible ways to achieve this?

Whenever i try to change the Timezone via the device details page on the bottom it just changes for a second, loads, and then goes back to the old Timezone. This is only happening on a few iPads we have, the other ones are working just fine and they have the exact same profiles and are in the same device groups. The devices location is just as always in germany, but the time is US/Pacific. This is extremly annoying for our employes, because thats like a 9 hour difference between Timezones, so i would appreciate some help on that topic.

Trying to get an understanding of what some scripts do that were written by a previous Jamf admin. We have a device in our fleet that keeps racking up Pending management commands. The MacBook in question is up to date in terms of OS and software updates, but it never seems to process any management commands. I tried clearing them then sending a blank push, but that didn't do anything. A bit of online searching uncovered the recommendation to run the following command: sudo profiles renew -type enrollment I ran that on one of my test devices (actually ran it from Self Service because the script is a payload to a Policy) and am trying to understand what the script actually does, or how I can tell that it ran successfully. I can see in jamf.log where the script began to execute, but there's no other info in jamf.log or install.log. I checked the system logs by running the following Terminal command: log show --predicate 'process == "mdmclient"' --info That returned a ton of information, a

I'm seeing some strange behaviour with the login window on devices in one Jamf environment but not in another. All machines have the CIS L1 baseline and some additional lockdown restrictions on them. They should be asking for the username and password at the login window on startup and after a logout. This works fine for devices in one environment but in the other I get the user account(s) listed on startup and only the password is required. It works as expected if you log out though. I wondered if it was something relating to FileVault but, again, the configs between both Jamf environments should be the same. The only difference I can see is that one Mac is Intel (T2) and the other is M1. Here are some examples of what happens on the Mac that isn't working as expected:- Startup: After logout: Some of the settings applied:

I found another excellent script from Karthikeyan Marappan on his GitHub site for setting or clearing the recovery lock on a system.  I took his script and put a nice GUI frontend on it.  I believe this only works on Apple Silicon Macs at this time. Initial Welcome screen Succesfull clear message Successful set message No Device found JAMF Script parameters to pass GitHub Repo: https://github.com/ScottEKendall/JAMF-Pro-Scripts/tree/main/RecoveryLock