Update 4/2/22

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Hello Jamf Nation! 

Today we released Jamf Pro 10.37 which includes the highly anticipated release of App Installers, part of the Jamf App Catalog!

App Installers

App Installers allow you to deploy apps from the Jamf App Catalog to a smart computer group and automatically updates and deploys those apps. This streamlines the app lifecycle management process by removing the need to manually monitor, package, and update apps. For Jamf Pro Cloud only. To learn more about App Installers, please see documentation here. 

Single Sign-On for Account-Driven User Enrollment

You can now enable single sign-on for Account-Driven User Enrollment. When this feature is enabled, users enter their identity provider account credentials on the Account-Driven User Enrollment page to start the enrollment process.

Note: Selecting Enable Single Sign-On for User-Initiated Enrollment​ will also enable Single Sign-On for User Enrollment and Profile-Driven Enrollment.

Migrating an LDAP Server to an Azure AD Cloud Identity Provider Instance

The Azure AD Cloud Identity migration helps you move away from an on-premises Active Directory to the cloud using Azure AD. Azure AD can replace Active Directory LDAP services in Microsoft environments or synchronize Active Directory data with Azure AD. Azure AD allows on-premises components to continue to use LDAP services, while cloud applications can use the same data from Azure.

Managed Software Updates via API

You can now programmatically retrieve a list of available macOS software updates via the new

GET /v1/macos-managed-software-updates/available-updates​ endpoint in the Jamf Pro API. When used in combination with the previously released POST /v1/macos-managed-software-updates/send-updates​

endpoint, you can script custom macOS software update workflows that suit your environment.

Important Notices

• Support ending for hosting Jamf Pro Server on macOS: Support for hosting the Jamf Pro server on macOS has been discontinued, and the Jamf Pro installer for Mac is no longer available to download.

If you want to migrate your Jamf Pro server from macOS to Jamf Cloud, contact Jamf Customer Success. If you want to keep your Jamf Pro server on premise, see the “Jamf Pro Server Environment” section of the System Requirements for supported platforms.

The administrator applications that were previously included in the Jamf Pro installer for Mac—Composer, Jamf Admin, Jamf Remote, and Recon—are now available as a separate download on Jamf Account named "Jamf Pro Apps”.

Jamf Pro Resolved Issues

•  Settings > Jamf Applications > Jamf Connect can now successfully load the page and view Jamf Connect configuration profiles.

•  JSSAccess.log.

•  Site pop-up menu to fail to refresh the list of sites unless the page was manually refreshed.

•  PATCH /v2/mobile-devices/{id} endpoint (e.g., role updates in the Jamf Setup app), the endpoint now properly triggers the deployment of deployable objects (e.g., configuration profiles, apps, etc.) when scoped to smart groups. This bug fix is also included in Jamf Pro 10.36.1 or later.

To learn more about new features and additional information in this release please read full release notes here.

Kaylee

Cloud Upgrade Schedule
Your Jamf Pro server, including any free sandbox environments, will be updated to Jamf Pro 10.37.2 based on your hosted data region below.

Need assistance identifying the Hosted Data Region of your Jamf Cloud instance? Check out this guide to find out how.

Next Steps

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For information on what's new in Jamf Pro 10.37.2, please review the release notes.