10.13.5 - Anyone ever get FileVault2 Deferred Enrollment working with Mobile Accounts on APFS?

UESCDurandal
Contributor II

I'd love to go back to the Sierra days when I could initiate FV2 deferred enablement for AD mobile accounts and call it a day. Here's what I've tried so far.

  1. Use the local admin user that already has a SecureToken (created by PreStage Enrollment as the additional admin account) to run the following
    sudo /System/Library/CoreServices/ManagedClient.app/Contents/Resources/createmobileaccount -n [ADUSERNAME] -a [SecureTokenAdminName] -U [SecureTokenAdminPassword]
    sudo sysadminctl -secureTokenStatus [ADUSERNAME]
    Verify that "Secure token is ENABLED for user [ADUSERNAME]"
  2. Log into AD Mobile Account user
  3. Run jamf policy to perform FV2 deferred enablement for either login or logout
  4. Logout or Login FV2 enablement dialog box does appear but encryption does not begin

Running 'fdesetup status' continues to show

FileVault is Off. Deferred enablement appears to be active for user [ADUSERNAME]
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m3ir
New Contributor III

Hi ,

run command : sudo fdesetup disable (it should remove /Library/Preferences/com.apple.fdesetup.plist file, if not delete it manually)
restart and try run fv2 again.