Has anyone been able to get Goodnotes working on the iPad via Jamf Pro?  I've received an Education License from them, but I'm unable to get it to push out to our ipads.I've tried adding the settings listed at this link to the App Config without any success.https://support.goodnotes.com/hc/en-us/articles/6543387103503and I've also looked at this article to see if any of this could help.https://support.goodnotes.com/hc/en-us/articles/6859707661455-Installing-GoodNotes-for-Institutions-via-JAMF-SchoolI've been back and forth with their support, but it seems like they have more experience with Jamf school settings and not Jamf Pro.Any help would be appreciated, thanks

Hello,I can't find a way to add the new licence for the goodnotes 6 app.The manual from goodnotes (https://support.goodnotes.com/hc/en-us/articles/7353742669455-Install-Goodnotes-for-School-Business-or-Enterprise-via-Mobile-Device-Management) is only for jamf school / simpleMDM or jamf pro."To add your license key via MDM software, you will need to create a property list file (.plist file) containing your license key and upload it to the Goodnotes app using your MDM software. [...] Navigate to the section called "Managed Configuration" (this name may vary slightly in different MDM platforms)."I can't find anything resembling "managed configurations".I contacted goodnotes already, but maybe some of you have had similar problems and can give me a hint. Thanks a lot, Maura

Hi all. Looking for a fast way to verify a device is enrolled before shipping. We often receive Mac's to a central location before shipping-on to end-users around the world. Our supplier has a mostly-automated means of DEP-enrolling Mac's into Business Manager. But a part of that process still involves manual-input (the Organisation ID primarily) which can occasionally lead to a device arriving with us not enrolled into ABM. Is there an app/solution available for iOS whereby our logistics team can scan the Serial No barcode on the side of box to verify if that device serial is present in Jamf Pro and/or ABM before shipping the device? Thanks in advance.

Hello,I received this message from Jamf Pro Server :jamfim.lfz.ch Infrastructure Manager instance has not checked in with the JSS. What does this mean? Is it critical? Can you help me with any action I need to take? Thanks !

What permissions are required to use the Search function for mobile devices?  Trying to add this for our service desk but when I have the test user try searching nothing is returned.

Is it just me or is the inventory field for "Last Inventory Update" kind of decorative only? We have Macs which are on a shelf in stock and not been online checking into Jamf Pro for months but the "Last Inventory Update" claims they were updated today. That's a little misleading and not at all useful. It may well be when Jamf tried to check on them and got no response but why report it? What good is that information? Maybe telling me when it was last successfully inventoried would be useful. Anyone?Thanks,- Scott

What method are people using these days to either force push an update (for a lab for example) or allow users to update their OS from Self Service.This process use to be very simple to do but with multiple Apple changes over the last few OS versions I haven't been able to get it to work properly.Any help is appreciated, thank you!

I'm seeing so many job postings wanting someone familiar with deploying Jamf and ther hosting servers through some automated method usingChef or Ansible. I've built bare metal servers and installed all of Jamf manually ... but have never done it in an automated fashion. I've never used Chef or Ansible.    I'm a noob with CI/CD and DevOps.  I Short of RTFM for those products - does anyone have a good site or articles to help jump-start me in how that would work?  'm looking for any resources on deploying Jamf via Chef or other automated methods.

Hi,I have two Macs that have Declarative Device Management: Not enabled and I think they should actually have it enabled.They are on macOS 14.2.1 and 14.3.1 and are enrolled in Jamf 11.4.1Is there anything I can check or force them to have DDM enabled? 

Hi, I am facing an issue where I have followed Microsoft instructions here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-endpoint/mac-jamfpro-policies?view=o365-worldwide To get Defender running on our Macs, however it breaks Onedrive. Throwing the "OneDrive Files On-Demand didn't start. Please restart your computer and try again." I have done some digging and 'I'm pretty sure the issue is the MDATP MDAV System Extensions configuration policy. This is set to only allow system extensions you add to the list, the document tells you to add the below:com.microsoft.wdav.epsextcom.microsoft.wdav.netextThen OneDrive breaks so i'm pretty sure I just need a specific system extension to add for OneDrive but I can't get this information from Jamf support or Microsoft.

Hi,Ran into something just recently that I know has been occurring for at least the last week or two, not sure exactly when it started. We have a cloud Jamf pro instance, and maybe about half our macs were joined via user invitation (user-initiated enrollment), every single one of them is showing the wrong user for enrollment. So say it's User1's machine, and I know they enrolled by an email invitation, I go into details on the device and it shows that User2's was the email invitation. If I check User2's, it says User3's was the invitation, and so on.While I don't know for sure when it started, I do know it wasn't always doing this, at least at the end of 2023 I am sure it was showing correctly.I don't think this is causing any issue, apart from confusion, local user accounts and all are showing up correctly, but is this something that other people are seeing?

Jamf published Build a Computer Information script for your Help Desk on the Jamf Blog this morning. In that post I used the term "module" to refer to a short script snippet that can read a piece of information from a Mac and display that information as part of a dialog shown to the end user. For example, this gets the computer name: # Display computer name runCommand=$( /usr/sbin/scutil --get ComputerName ) computerName="Computer Name: $runCommand" This Jamf Nation Discussion is for anyone who's needing assistance creating additional modules and/or helping others create modules.

Hello,A laptop was recently deployed to an end user and when the user attempts to install the MDM Profile, it prompts her for a username and password since she is not an admin.There is a local admin account that was created by the pre-stage enrollment but it's not accessible.I can see the laptop within Jamf Pro but cannot push any changes.Are there any suggestions on how to proceed since she's not an admin on the computer?

How do we manage the "Automatically allow built-in software to receive incoming connections" and "Automatically allow downloaded signed software to receive incoming connections" options in the Firewall pane of System Settings? The only options in Jamf Pro are "Block all incoming connections and Control incoming connections for specific apps." Am I missing something?Screen shots for reference.

Does anyone know of a way other than Composer of creating a .pkg package containing folders to be installed at specific locations? I'm trying to package the latest Unreal Engine for installation on our Media Department's Macs. Epic doesn't provide any sort of deployment tools, they just tell you to "install it through the launcher and mirror that using your deployment tools. Or you can compile it from source!" which is extremely unhelpful. There are two folder structures, both are in /Users/Shared - one is /Users/Shared/Epic Games and the other is /Users/Shared/UnrealEngine. Unfortunately, it seems that in recent years the size of Unreal Engine has ballooned massively and in total these folders take up 29GB. To put it into Composer I'd need double that amount of free space (29GB for Composer to copy it into its Source folder structure, and another 29GB for when it writes the package) and I just don't have that much free space right now. Is there a way I can create a package from th

Afternoon!I reimaged around 30 iMacs 2017s and erased and reset up the HDDs as APFS and everything seemed good to go. However, I noticed that the Hard drives are filling up fast (school isn't in session so I'm the only one who has logged on) and are now maxed out. I originally thought that I must have spaced out and just sloppily messed up*. So, I re-imaged them again (I paid special attention to what I was doing this time around) and the same thing happened. They are Smart verified and I also ran Disk Inventory X which shows only about 80 GBs of real usage (this sounds about right). I'm wondering if the age of the HDDs could be doing this since they are used A LOT and constantly on. Any thoughts or articles would be great because the college won't want to buy new iMacs (but maybe new SSDs).*I've tackled setting up maybe a few thousand (if not many thousand) and this is the first time that I have encountered this.Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone,Just an FYIIn our organisation we found that Airdrop was not working properly on MacOS Sonoma (14.2.1 at the time of writing). After troubleshooting I found that this was caused by the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor.Crowdstrike have already released an updated version of Crowdstrike on the 9th of Jan (7.10.xx) that appears to fix this issue.Just an FYI to help anyone who may be troubleshooting a similar issue. Perhaps check your sensor deployment policy and alter it if required.Thought I'd post as I couldn't find anything here about this. There a little chatter about this issue on the MacAdmins slack too.

I'm seeing an unusual issue (I think).  Our M1's are getting Bootstrap Tokens Escrowed correctly.  The for some reason (I've worked with Support on this), the Mac's are then becoming unmanaged ticking "Allow Jamf Pro to perform management tasks" as per Support brings the Mac back into managed.I'm noticing that the Mac's that have gone through this process no longer have an Escrowed Token.  To fix this I was going to deploy a policy that users would run to re-escrow the token, however the Mac's still believe the token is escrowed as per terminal command.While I'm still trying to work out the root cause as to why Mac's are becoming unmanaged, I'm not sure how best to move forward with the Bootstrap token issue?

Hello I have a question. We are currently testing Jamf Connect and we want to have it where on the second restart the jamf connect login window will disappear the authchanger should kick in but it does not. After the 4th restart attempt then the Login Window disappears.  How the flow should be:  You are on the mac home screen > you restart > you login to the jamf connect login window with your okta creds > then migrate > then back to the home screen > upon second restart the login window should not appear anymore but it does

So,We have 60 Licences for ARD.We scoped it to a number of AD Groups.It's set to 'make available in Self Service.Now, It states that all 60 licences are in use, even when they have not been installed on some of the devices..So, I then removed some of the AD groups scope so that there are less than 60, however, It still states that all 60 are in use??After removal of the groups, I refreshed the content for ARD, no joy!I'm confused??How the heck does that figure??Anyone got any ideas??T.I.A

Just wanted to see if anyone else had an SMTP issue upgrading an internally hosted Jamf Pro server from 10.x to 11.x? If so, how did you resolve it? We have two internally hosted Jamf Pro server environments, in the 10.x environment SMTP works fine, however in the 11.x upgraded environment it stopped working. We have a ticket open, but wanted to check here too.

Help, wise ones!We currently have Now and Protect for our 8 MacBooks, this ensures we are compliant for our ISO27001 standard.  We have a new employee who wanted a Windows laptop and now we need something that does what Jamf does for the MacBooks. It's just the 1!  Any help courteously received.

Every year we offer our graduating seniors the opportunity to purchase their school owned laptop. With that we have an off-boarding process in Jamf that is executed via Self Service by our Team to execute a script to do the following:Remove all licensed software.Unbind from Active directory and convert the Mobile account to a local one (cool utility found here).Remove the Jamf binary with "jamf -removeframework" and use the API to delete the Jamf record. This year as I test on some computers, I find it to be a bit buggy with errors and spending lots of time troubleshooting a process that has ben rock solid the last couple of years. Is anyone doing something similar and can share how you handle this type of situation? Perhaps it's time for some major cleanup of how I handle these.

Is Anyone else experiencing this? We have our screen saver set to come on after 10 minutes, and needs to be unlocked to get back into the device.  I have an Intel device that will not accept the "correct" password. Have to reboot it to allow me to log back in. 

Hi,How do I know from jamf whether the device is connected and communicating?Charles