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Self Service as a way to get the JAMF client deployedinnew environment?

  • February 11, 2010
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What we did here because we had the luxury of having a good amount of
time to accomplish our goal was to use an ARD Task Server to run the
quickadd package on our client machines. We didn't of course hit all
of them machines as we have just shy of 5000 macs. Some of which are
no longer on the network. But it did get the quickadd on the vast
majority of the machines for us rapidly.

-Dusty-

Dustin Dorey

Technology Support Cluster Specialist

Independent School District 196

Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan Public Schools

dustin.dorey at district196.org

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    • February 12, 2010

    We have around 24,000 macs in our district, we have pushed out the quickadd package via ARD to about 3,000 machines in about a 2 week time period. For us this consisted of pushing the package to about 80% of the machines at each site remotely, then physically going onsite and turning the remaining 20% of the machines on to install the client. We also created a package to populate the local Computer Info field with the name Casper, in system prefs, sharing, remote management, computer settings, that way when we scan the network with ARD we can quickly tell who has the client installed.

    Hasaan Herrington
    Technical Support II
    Information Technology
    Anchorage School District


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