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Is Jamf Composer able to produce PKG or DMG that can deployed via Intune

  • April 11, 2022
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Is Jamf Composer able to produce PKG or DMG that can deployed via Intune ?

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mm2270
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  • April 11, 2022

Unless I'm mistaken, the answer is no. I believe (not really 100% sure this is still the case) that InTune requires a proprietary .intunemac format for deployment to Macs. There's a standalone tool called Microsoft InTune Wrapping Tool for macOS that Microsoft issues for this purpose.

If this is still all true, then Composer wouldn't be able to produce packages that would work in InTune directly since it only creates standard Apple .pkg or .dmg formatted packages.

That being said, my information may be a little out of date. It's possible Microsoft has changed things and now uses standard Apple formats, but if so, I haven't heard of this.


sdagley
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  • Jamf Heroes
  • April 11, 2022

@wdeguara The .dmg output of Composer is a deployment format specifically for Jamf Pro, but a .pkg generated by Composer should be deployable by any MDM that supports .pkg files or something that could be manually run by the user (digitally signing the package would be a good idea/probably be required)


sdagley
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  • Jamf Heroes
  • April 11, 2022

Unless I'm mistaken, the answer is no. I believe (not really 100% sure this is still the case) that InTune requires a proprietary .intunemac format for deployment to Macs. There's a standalone tool called Microsoft InTune Wrapping Tool for macOS that Microsoft issues for this purpose.

If this is still all true, then Composer wouldn't be able to produce packages that would work in InTune directly since it only creates standard Apple .pkg or .dmg formatted packages.

That being said, my information may be a little out of date. It's possible Microsoft has changed things and now uses standard Apple formats, but if so, I haven't heard of this.


Apparently .pkg support is in public preview for Intune, but there's currently some sort of mechanism that lets you wrap a .pkg for Intune deployment (which looks to be a PITA) https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/lob-apps-macos