@jkarpenske,

As usual Rich has it covered

Larry

Ah, yes...I should have known - is there anything that man doesn't know?

Thank you - I'll check out that post.

Okay, I've looked it over, and it looks as though it works only for manually installed config profiles. Is there a way to make this change to pre-existing profiles, such as the one that gets installed during JSS enrollment?

Try a smart group looking for MDM Enrollment Not Enrolled, and then scope a policy to run jamf manage to pull it back down.

@dpertschi I'll give that a try - thank you!

@jkarpenske did you ever get this working for pre-existing profiles? We're trying to get Jamf set up for our faculty, and password-protecting that profile sure would be nice...

Thanks!

I just found this thread and have a (maybe stupid) question:

from my understanding you have to add the code

        <dict>

            <key>Description</key>

            <string>Enter the password in the RemovalPassword key to remove this profile</string>

            <key>PayloadType</key>

            <string>com.apple.profileRemovalPassword</string>

            <key>PayloadUUID</key>

            <string>CA7AE3B9-9A50-4596-A2F5-EFDE48AD4431</string>

            <key>PayloadVersion</key>

            <integer>1</integer>

            <key>PayloadEnabled</key>

            <true/>

            <key>RemovalPassword</key>

            <string>PasswordGoesHere!</string>

        </dict>

into the MDM profile so it can't be removed, right?

How am I doing this? I can't edit it in JAMF afaik

Hello, I'm new to the JAMF world. Where can I find this script to modify?

+1