+4Uploading any packages via the web interface immediately fails when clicking "Save" with a message, "Package failed to upload".
Tried different browser, different computers, different PKGs, all the same result.
The packages are not large or exotic.
Any ideas?
Best answer by hrhnick
@mikemangino I would double check that the activation code in Jamf matches the activation code displayed in your Jamf Nation assets, if not, escalate.
+7Have you tried testing the JCDS connection?
In Jamf Pro, go to Settings > Server Infrastructure > Cloud Distribution Point.
+4@hrhnick The test fails with a small sad faced page thing, do I need to escalate this up to Jamf proper?
@dan-snelson Naw, this is small stuff, 26.2MB. What in the world do people try to push out that's >20GB???
+7@mikemangino I would double check that the activation code in Jamf matches the activation code displayed in your Jamf Nation assets, if not, escalate.
+4@hrhnick This guy! I have no idea why or how our code would have changed, but updating it sorted this out immediately. Never would have figured this out on my own, thanks a ton for your help.
+6Adding my jamf account under Cloud Services Connection also resolved my issue with the upload failed: undefined message that I was getting as I was trying to upload a package using the new version 11.x
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