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  • February 23, 2015
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With the current lack of categories for smart/static groups, I just wanted to see how others were organizing their groups in the JSS? Our list of smart/static groups has been rapidly increasing and we are finding that we have a lot of duplicate groups created by multiple admins. I would really love to clean this up and thought I would see what everyone else is doing to combat this.

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Best answer by elliotjordan

My rule of thumb is to make sure that related things are alphabetically close to each other. So, for example, instead of "Encrypted with FileVault" and "Not encrypted with FileVault" you would create groups called "FileVault - Encrypted" and "FileVault - Not encrypted."

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    • February 23, 2015

    My rule of thumb is to make sure that related things are alphabetically close to each other. So, for example, instead of "Encrypted with FileVault" and "Not encrypted with FileVault" you would create groups called "FileVault - Encrypted" and "FileVault - Not encrypted."

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    • jennifer
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    • February 23, 2015

    My suggestion would be the same, use the alphabet.

    For me, each group starts with a 'Category':

    Updates - Flash
    Updates - iTunes
    Updates - Office
    or Model - iMac 2009
    Model - iMac late 2011
    Model - MacMini late 2010

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