Hello everyone, teachers use the Managed Apple ID but cannot download applications in the AppStore, the only apps that can be downloaded are the same as those from the selservice. Do you know a solution so that teachers managed Apple IDs have more possibilities? I use JamfPro, Thank you

I read somewhere that with iPadOS 26 we will have an option to manage Safari like set Bookmarks and other staff. Unfortunately when i want elaborate this more further i am not able to find any offical documentation from Apple or from Jamf on this topic. Has anybody experience with this? Does Jamf already implemented into console tools to manage Safari via DDM?

Hi,I'm trying to experiment with deploying Safari web apps to other devices for an IT environment.I can create a package of a Safari web app on my personal MacBook, and repeatedly deploy the package to my personal MacBook without issue. The Safari web apps are typically installed to ~/Applications, but I can install to the system /Applications folder, or even to a place like the user desktop, and it will work. The app will also work for different users on my personal MacBook.When I install the package to another computer, there is a pop up saying that says "You can't open the application because it may be damaged or incomplete."Are Safari web apps hard locked to a device, from something like associating the web app with hardware identifiers? Could changing the web app or an associated plist with the web app via a script resolve this issue, or do web apps have to be manually created per user? Or more importantly, does anyone know if Jamf will support creation of Safari web apps via Jamf

I created this small application to make it easier to retrieve the Bundle ID of a macOS app.Simply drag a .app file onto its icon in the Dock to display the app’s unique identifier and easily copy it to the clipboard.The link below includes both the AppleScript source code and the compiled, ready-to-use application.https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/74iqhkbs7cd7nfhi0fsn9/Bundle-ID-Droplet.7z?rlkey=a2kldrolexvix16z6hluvjpar&st=n999z5tv&dl=0Hopefully, this can help someone.

I wanted clarification on what HTTP response status code Jamf Pro will return if I call the /api/v2/mobile-devices endpoint when I only have a Jamf Computer license, and similarly, what status code I will get if I call the /api/v1/computers-inventory endpoint when I only have a Mobile Devices license.

Hi all,we just configured Jamf Protect, and it seems that the Macs removed from Jamf Pro were not removed automatically from the list on Protect.Is there a way to automatize the offboarding, or the only solution is to remove a device manually from both?Thanks,

Hi, We have had quite a few calls into our service desk recently where users are unable to connect to known networks. Upon further investigation it appears that all known networks have disappeared from the device however the profile is showing as installed on the management profiles.    The workaround is to exclude them from the configuration profile and then re-add them which solves the issue, but this is becoming a bigger issue.   Has anyone been able to resolve?    Thanks Ashley

Our Device Inventory is no longer displaying Static Group Memberships. I can see the devices in the Static Group, just not in reverse on the Device Inventory. Anyone got similar problems? Kind Regards,Mathew

We have upcoming maintenance on your Jamf Pro Server. Planned RDS software updates will be performed during the times listed below. During this time, services may be briefly unavailable. Region-specific updates will be provided via StatusPage. Larger databases may see slightly longer interruptions.All times in UTCSchedule:August 22–23: Non-production (Sandbox) – All regions   August 29: Standard Hosted Servers Start Times.Hosted Data Region Time ap-southeast-2 15:00 ap-northeast-1 16:00 eu-central-1 23:00 August 30: Standard Hosted Servers Start Times. eu-west-2 00:00 us-east-2 05:00 us-west-2 08:00 September 5: Premium Hosted ServersAP-Southeast-2 19:00 - 22:00 UTC AP-Northeast-1 20:00 - 23:00 UTC September 6: Premium Hosted ServersEU-Central-1 07:00 - 10:00 UTC EU-West-2 06:00 - 09:00 UTC US-East-2 11:00 - 14:00 UTC US-West-2 14:00 - 17:00 UTC  We do not expect these upgrades to interrupt your day-to-day operations.

In the MacAdmin world, few names command the kind of respect Charles Edge does. Not just for his technical expertise, but for his relentless curiosity and generosity. After his unexpected passing in 2024, I found myself reflecting on a behavior I learned through Charles's actions. A mindset I've come to call the Edge Methodology. It's not a framework or a management technique in the traditional sense. It's a response to fear. A refusal to fake confidence in things not yet understood. And it's inspired by the way Charles lived: by digging in, learning with humility, and lifting up others in the process.  The Problem: Fear of Not Knowing At some point in our careers, many of us have worked in environments where saying "I don't know" felt like admitting defeat. Where curiosity was mistaken for incompetence, and asking questions risked being seen as unqualified.   I've definitely been there.    In those spaces, people would often bluff their way through techni

I don't know about you, but my in-person conference skills need a brush-up. For me, it's been a little over three years since my last in-person. So here are some tips I've put together with some help from a few friends. If you are turning up on Monday before dinner, check the JNUC Slack Channel for any pre-conference get-togethers Monday night. The same is true every night. You can sleep when you get back home. This may be the only chance you get to talk to these people for some time. Go to the Keynote. It's the start of the conference, and at JNUC it starts well. I know it might be hard getting out of bed after the long flight the day before but do it. In fact, get into the conference venue for breakfast and a gossip every day before the first presentation. Talk to people. Don't be afraid to talk to anyone. The "hallway" track can be a great part of the in-person experience. Ask questions. Seriously, the presenters want questions and hope all the attendees go away with

It must be 8 or 9 years ago that I started supporting customers with ZuluDesk (now Jamf School). This was my first step into the device management world. Before that, I was a repair technician.  As my curiosity grew, I was lucky enough that my employer allowed me to do the Jamf 100 and 200 courses. Managing iOS devices is all good and well, but with Mac you need a little more tools. Things like setting a wallpaper sound easy, but they actually require a bit more work than I expected.   Welcome to the world of Mac Admins! I discovered that for everything I wanted to figure out how to do, there is usually someone with the same question, and maybe they’ve already found a solution for it. Coming in as a completely new Mac Admin, it might be a bit difficult to find your way. But knowing the right people, tools or places to ask for help are really valuable and make all the difference.   So I thought, why not try and create some sort of list with starting points for f

Not too long ago, I wrote a Tech Thoughts article covering some of my favorite community resources. I wrapped up that post by mentioning a couple of conferences that might be worth your time. Well, it’s time to revisit those — because conference season is upon us! This list is heavily inspired by Jamf’s very own Armin Briegel whom has a fantastic page listing conferences and resources at scriptingosx.com/conferences — and he keeps it well updated!    A Quick Look Back  My personal favorite from last year was JNUC 2024 in Nashville. It was my second time attending, and I already knew a few folks, which made the experience even better. The networking opportunities are truly the highlight. Talking to like-minded professionals and getting insights into how different companies approach challenges — sometimes in very different ways — is incredibly valuable. Also, a special shout-out to the amazing @MusicCityMac Alan West, who was so welcoming and

Death by PowerPoint started in the living room Willis H. O’Brien was a famous Hollywood special effects artist known for his pioneering work in stop-motion cinematography. While we may look at his special effects in the movie King Kong from 1933 as outdated compared to the special effects we see in contemporary movies, his work is still relevant. He gave his audience the illusion that a giant gorilla not only moved but climbed the Empire State Building, then the tallest building in the world. And he did it one frame at a time. Unlike stop-motion, though, special effects are nowhere near as tedious with today’s tools. Whereas O’Brien spent 150 hours to create one minute of animation on film, today, we have tools like Magic Move that generate animated transitions between slides in just a few seconds. Transitions and animations important for presentations. Why? A transition is a change from one slide to another. It signals a change in thought to the audience. But a good transition should

Ok, if the subject doesn't say enough, here is a little back ground. I've created a gofundme account for MacMule in hopes he will be able to attend this years JNUC. He was informed he would not be able to go to this years JNUC due to corporate issue(we all know and love those issues don't we). So for all of those of you who he has helped and those of you who use his AutoCasperNBI, he needs your help! He keeps calling me nuts for doing this, but I think as much as he has contributed to the community, we should help him. He stays up late each night(since he lives in England) to help out US mac admins from his house. He doesn't have to do this, but he does it for the love of the community, lets pay him back! MacMule's GoFundMe Page (*Note: to the jamf nation admins, if this is considered to be against the forum rules, my bad, just wanted to help out a fellow mac admin)

Today we are releasing Jamf Pro 11.20; highlights include:Compatibility with Apple Operating SystemsCompatibility and new feature support are based on testing with the latest Apple beta releases of macOS Tahoe 26, iOS 26, iPadOS 26, tvOS 26, visionOS 26, and watchOS 26.   Simplified Setup for Platform Single Sign-OnJamf Pro can now support deployment of a Platform Single Sign-on (Platform SSO) application during the Setup Assistant with macOS 26* using the Simplified Setup for Platform Single Sign-on workflow in a computer PreStage enrollment. This workflow allows for Platform SSO to be enforced through the Setup Assistant during Automated Device enrollment, requiring registration with an identity provider (IdP) and the ability for macOS to create a user account based on the user’s information from the IdP.*Feature support is based on testing with the latest Apple beta releases. Full functionality requires compatible implementation from supported identity providers (Okta and Microsoft

I need to uninstall Jamf Protect from a device running macOS 12, so I download the uninstaller and try to run it locally and also tried to push it from Jamf Pro. It fails with an error saying macOS 13 is required to run the uninstaller…..Anyone else dealt with this?Am I stuck with reimage the device? I’d rather not but will if I have to.

Hi All,  Did anyone have issues in accessing Blue Prints, from last few hours it say Error occurred ,try again later. my instance was hosted on Central Europe  

For the life of me I simply cannot get our Windows Virtual Print queues with Papercut working on MacOS (currently for us 15.6.1).I get the dreaded ‘unable to connect to printer’ error.  and then its just stuck waiting. Here is what I’m doing.I set up the printer locally using the advanced tab and add it as smb://print.domain.local/printer-queuename I select the universal “Mac Printer” driver I downloaded from Fuji Xerox site (currently v 2.6).  I do a test print. It works. But only once. It never works again. If I now add a second printer queue using the same method it doesn’t work. if I then go and delete the initial printer I added and re-add the steps I cannot print again that also doesn’t work. I’ve also added the following script in the hopes that kerberos will play nice. No joy.lpstat -p | awk '{print $2}' | while read printer; do    echo "Setting Kerberos on ${printer}"    lpadmin -p "${printer}" -o auth-info-required=negotiatedone  Has anyone else experienced this? I am at a co

Hi Jamf Nation, we are using conditional access policies in EntraID to prevent users from using private mobile devices to access our M365 Services. However I need to Exclude Microsoft Authenticator App from this Policy but im not able to select this app in CA Policy Config. I tried to use a filter for a device condition "device.mdmAppId -eq "4813382a-8fa7-425e-ab75-3b753aab3abb"" But i guess this attribute is not available to EntraID since Devices are not Intune but Jamf managed. In the Device Sign In Log im able to see the block based on the Application ID for Microsoft Authenticator. Do any of you have any ideas on how to do this?

Hi Everyone I'm wondering if anyone knows how I can prevent students from changing the colour of their apps? I have looked around in the profile settings but can't seem to find a setting to disable that function.

Hi We are just adding Jamf Connect using Cyberark; we are getting the following issue once the user has logged into the SSO client its double asking for the local password, would like to remove this.  We have the setting set in the xml    <key>OIDCUsePassthroughAuth</key>    <true/> Does anyone have any other suggestions we can try? thanks.   

We’ve never fully standardized on having everyone in our org sync their Desktop and Documents folders to their OneDrive, and I’ve been working on getting that done recently. First step: create an extension attribute that shows the OneDrive redirection status on each Mac so I could build some smart groups.I kept it simple and just had it look to see whether the user’s Desktop and Documents folders were in their default locations, or if they had OneDrive in the file path of their locations. If it’s the former, it displays “Disabled.” If it’s the latter, it displays “Enabled.” If only one of the two folders are synced to OneDrive, it displays “Partial.”Just wanted to share in case this was useful for anyone else!#!/bin/bash# Extension Attribute to check if Desktop and Documents are syncing with OneDrive (KFM)# Author: John William Sherrod jwsherrod@mac.com# Version 1.0, Date: 08-28-2025# Get the currently logged-in user:loggedInUser=$(scutil <<< "show State:/Users/ConsoleUser" |

Hi All,    Our District is aiming to use Macbook Air for our next laptop refresh. We have Jamf Pro and on our way to get a subscription on Jamf Connect. Anyhow, when I created a script under Policies, the name is not changing. The naming convention that I wanted to use for all the M1's should be M1-"Serial Number". The script that I've created is below;#!/bin/bash$ sudo jamf setComputerName -name $M1-$serialNumberscutil --set ComputerName $M1-$serialNumberscutil --set LocalHostName $M1-$serialNumberscutil --set HostName $M1-$serialNumberexit Please help?Thank you and have a great one!Sincerely,Cesar

Seems like the root path of when the script is run automatically is different.I have changed the path resolution to this now - currentUser=$(stat -f%Su /dev/console) userHome=$(dscl . -read /Users/$currentUser NFSHomeDirectory | awk '{print $2}') Will this solve my issue since i am looking up for some specific files in each computer?I am trying to confirm if it works on automated runs since it does on the manual ones (jamf recon) - but how do i trigger the policy for all computers using the jamf dashboard?