Hey @JakubWen2k 

I think you have to use the startosinstall binary instead to have it not prompt for user authentication here is a good article from Jamf: https://www.jamf.com/blog/streamlining-your-macos-upgrade-process/ 

Also there some neat tools out there in the Mac Community like macOSUpgrade: https://github.com/kc9wwh/macOSUpgrade 

and we started using this for our Monterey update erase-install (don't let the name fool you it does upgrade as well): https://github.com/grahampugh/erase-install 

We started using this one since it comes with a DEP notify feature and makes it interactive with the clients.

Is that command working for Monterey as well?

##Start macOS Upgrade

/Applications/Install\\ macOS ***.app/Contents/Resources/startosinstall --agreetolicense --nointeraction --forcequitapps --pidtosignal $jamfHelperPID 

From testing it earlier yes that should still work, but we went with erase-install when Monterey went out of beta so I haven't tested it in a while.

Thank you! 

Hi gabe2385 

thanks for the tip I considered using startosinstall and this instruction but the self-service way looks a lot easier for end-user. Is there a way to use self-service method and commence installation maybe via policy and execute command 

Hey @JakubWen2k 

The first link (https://www.jamf.com/blog/streamlining-your-macos-upgrade-process/) has a way how your end user would be able to do it from Self service using the first method which is the second link: https://github.com/kc9wwh/macOSUpgrade 

That article is showing Big Sur but you should be able to do the same with Monterey. 

@JakubWen2k , navigate over to this page and check out this link: https://hcsonline.com/support/white-papers/upgrade-to-macos-big-sur-using-self-service-with-jamf-pro-2