I need to configure a few speciifc Macs to restart anytime that the user chooses to logout. Mainly targeted to s couple shared kiosks, Macs that have very long uptimes, or users have been asked to reboot and still refuse to do so.
Off the top of my head, I can think I have at least (3) ways to acomplish this simple task in a Policy:
• Restart Options Payload (via the "Restart Immediately" drop-down menu) - Shows a JAMF pop-up message to the user (which may or may not be desireable).
• Files & Process Payload (via the "Execute Command" option - "/sbin/shutdown -r now" one-liner or similar).
• Script Payload (via a custom shell script that effectivley runs "/sbin/shutdown -r now").
Has anyone done this before? Any suggestions on the best way to handle this basic task?
