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Hello,

I'd like to deploy 2 network configs once mac is is enrolled as shown below:
 
1. Automatic: home, personal..
2. Enterprise: this one for company lan/wifi
 
Enterprise should provide below listed items:
  • 802.1x cert presence.
  • Fulfil Proxy blank with the desired link
  • Connect to company's  available wifi/lan.
 
This is done today manually as below:

Any idea how to automate things ?

Thanks

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    • bcbackes
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    • November 29, 2022

    Hello @Eskobar we are not setting up a "home" configuration but I'm currently working with Jamf Support on setting up two separate 802.1x "work" configuration profiles. One profile is for our wired 802.1x and one for our wirless 802.1x.

    We are trying to utilize the Network, Certificate and SCEP payloads. The issue I'm running into is that when the device goes to authenticate to 802.1x it's using the Jamf Identity Certificate as opposed to the SCEP certificate we have defined in the config profile. 

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    • November 29, 2022
    bcbackes wrote:

    Hello @Eskobar we are not setting up a "home" configuration but I'm currently working with Jamf Support on setting up two separate 802.1x "work" configuration profiles. One profile is for our wired 802.1x and one for our wirless 802.1x.

    We are trying to utilize the Network, Certificate and SCEP payloads. The issue I'm running into is that when the device goes to authenticate to 802.1x it's using the Jamf Identity Certificate as opposed to the SCEP certificate we have defined in the config profile. 


    @Eskobar im sure locations are no longer in macOS13..  before you spend time on this and then.. 

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    • Eskobar
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    • November 29, 2022

    @jamf11  would give more details about "locations"? I didn't get the point

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    • November 29, 2022
    Eskobar wrote:

    @jamf11  would give more details about "locations"? I didn't get the point


    https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/apple-removes-network-locations-feature-in-macos-ventura.2354522/

    ..you may want to engineer other solution as this function is no longer in macOS13... 

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    • Eskobar
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    • December 1, 2022

    @jamf-42 & @bcbackes 

    I misunderstood my client request !!

    Context:

    When enrolled, we get a network profile on the mac "automatique" with proxy /SSID already pre-configured: good

    Request:

    We need just to deploy another profile without any setup to let user connect to his home internet etc

    In Jamf/Profile config/Network i do not see where to create a network profile.

    Any idea?

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    • December 1, 2022
    Eskobar wrote:

    @jamf-42 & @bcbackes 

    I misunderstood my client request !!

    Context:

    When enrolled, we get a network profile on the mac "automatique" with proxy /SSID already pre-configured: good

    Request:

    We need just to deploy another profile without any setup to let user connect to his home internet etc

    In Jamf/Profile config/Network i do not see where to create a network profile.

    Any idea?


    Unfortunately I don't have any experience with setting up a profile for home use.

    Sorry.



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