Hello,

Have you tried removing Jamf and starting over on that Mac? We've run into this in the past and it's usually the only way to get it installed properly.

https://www.jamf.com/jamf-nation/articles/153/removing-jamf-components-from-computers

Hope it helps!

Jesus

Hi Jesus,

When I try to remove Jamf by doing:

"sudo jamf -removeFramework"

I get a:

"sudo: jamf: command not found"

:(

@arjanhuis Check for a record under Mobile Devices. I doubt there will be since it hasn't technically enrolled yet but it's worth checking. Other than that you could remove the CA cert profile then check the user and system keychain for any left behind jamf certs, reboot the machine and try again.

I already tried the thing that it could show up in the mobile device section but that is not the case (we only have computers at the moment so it would pop-out if it would have ;)).

Do you know what certs i should look for? On a succesful enrolled Mac i see the CA certificate in the System keychain.
Is that it?

@arjanhuis I believe its sudo jamf removeFramework that dash could be throwing things off.

Anything with JSS in the title would belong to jamf PRO. You could also try removing the apsd.leychain file in your system library keychains folder. The removal helps with DEP enrollment failures but it's worth a shot.

@jorourke Thanks for the tip but unfortunately that didn't work
@mainelysteve Nothing in the keychain about jss :( Will try the apsd.keychain but it is a long shot i guess..

I eventually created a QuickAdd package using recon and that did the trick..