+5Hello,
I am new to Jamf and configuring our new environment for Macs.
I encountered the problem that I tried deleting a managed Macbook using a management command. Then I hat it installed normally again with the PreStage Enrollment. But now the status is that there hasn't been a check-in since it was deleted. There are also no management commands available.
Did I forget something after PreStage Enrollment?
Best regards,
Felix
Best answer by fb82_2
Solution for this was unchecking the option "Require admin password to install or update apps" in the Configuration Profile of the PreStage Enrollment. Then the Self Service Portal as well as the Jamf binary gets installed.
+5If you have remove the management engine of Jamf from the device the mac will not check in
run the command sudo jamf recon and is the command runs perfectly then the check-in will happen if it's not running then you might need to re-add the Jamf Binary on the mac.
Re adding can be done with the Quick-add package or a Manual enrollment of the device using the link.
+5If you have remove the management engine of Jamf from the device the mac will not check in
run the command sudo jamf recon and is the command runs perfectly then the check-in will happen if it's not running then you might need to re-add the Jamf Binary on the mac.
Re adding can be done with the Quick-add package or a Manual enrollment of the device using the link.
All jamf-commands are "not found". How can this happen when the client is enrolled with PreStage Enrollment?
+5Solution for this was unchecking the option "Require admin password to install or update apps" in the Configuration Profile of the PreStage Enrollment. Then the Self Service Portal as well as the Jamf binary gets installed.
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