+3Hello everyone!
I've added a MAC via BYOD and user auto enrolment, but the Self Service portal won't deploy despite enabling/disabling setting and forcing policy updates on the MAC.
I can't find any trace of a deployment attempt in /var/log/jamf.log.
Do you have any leads or ideas?
Thanks a lot!
+26Just to get the dumb question out of the way. Do you have installing SelfService Automatically enabled? As a temp work around you could package the app, and deploy with a policy.
+3Just to get the dumb question out of the way. Do you have installing SelfService Automatically enabled? As a temp work around you could package the app, and deploy with a policy.
I forgot to specify but yes, I do have this option checked and I've tried to check/uncheck it to "force" deployment but without success.
+26I forgot to specify but yes, I do have this option checked and I've tried to check/uncheck it to "force" deployment but without success.
Assuming the Jamf Binary is installing, can you run any policy that delivers a package? Self Service comes down as a package as the device is enrolled, if there is an issue reaching the Distribution Point Self Service won't install.
+3Assuming the Jamf Binary is installing, can you run any policy that delivers a package? Self Service comes down as a package as the device is enrolled, if there is an issue reaching the Distribution Point Self Service won't install.
I've just done some tests, I can deploy apps via the JAMF server and via App Store directly without any problem.
+17Are you deploying self service to computers or devices? or both?
+3Are you deploying self service to computers or devices? or both?
Only on Computers.
In the meantime, I've created a workaround that deploys the Self Service package, but it's not as clean as the native solution.
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