+10I built a simple smart group that is supposed to include computers that have two packages cached in the "Waiting Room" folder. I have the criteria set up like this:
And I have a computer with both packages cached, as can be seen on its inventory page:
But the computer doesn't show up in the group. If I remove one of them so it's only looking for one package it works, but for some reason it's not working for both at the same time.
Any ideas?
Best answer by isaacnelson
It looks like I can get around this by creating a separate smart group for each package and using membership of those groups in another smart group to get the same result. Super clunky though, and doing it this way probably has potential to cause unnecessary load on the Jamf Pro server if there are a lot of computers that fall into the groups.
Not ideal, but it works.
+10It looks like I can get around this by creating a separate smart group for each package and using membership of those groups in another smart group to get the same result. Super clunky though, and doing it this way probably has potential to cause unnecessary load on the Jamf Pro server if there are a lot of computers that fall into the groups.
Not ideal, but it works.
+6Good find. I will be testing this myself to see if maybe you missed something but the logic of your smart group seems sound to me. Thanks for bringing this up.
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