I have Ongoing policy with Recurring Check-in and Custom Trigger. Frequency is set to "Ongoing". Device is scoped to policy
sudo jamf policy
sudo jamf policy -id <xxx>
sudo jamf policy -trigger zoom_update
sudo jamf policy -event zoom_update
Any of the above commands does not trigger the policy. It shows "No policies were found for the "zoom_update" trigger." Any suggestions? Thank you
Hey @karthikeyan_mac
Im guessing your scopes are scoped to the computer you are running the command. I always forget to scope the policy that causes that issue.
Hey @karthikeyan_mac
Im guessing your scopes are scoped to the computer you are running the command. I always forget to scope the policy that causes that issue.
Yes the device is scoped. (Edited the post)
Yes the device is scoped. (Edited the post)
@karthikeyan_mac Your results would indicate something is wrong with your scoping. Try turning off the Recurring Check-in trigger, change the Scope Target to All Computers, and then see if
sudo jamf policy -event zoom_update
works
Yes the device is scoped. (Edited the post)
If it's all scope correctly I would check if there are any exclusions that is causing that issue. You can also check in the computer Inventory, and check the computer you are testing has the policy listed in the management section.
I did not notice the Client-Side Limitations set to Do Not Run Between time range. Thank you everyone for the input.
One specific issue I ran into was an AD Binding policy wasn't running. The culprit was the client side limitation requiring me to change "Ethernet" to "Any". We took Ethernet for granted in the past and never thought to check that setting, but as we've deployed new generations of wi-fi reliant macs in an environment where our AD server is accessible for the wi-fi network - I never thought to update that small setting.
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