Posted on 06-20-2008 11:05 AM
Hello all,
I was wondering if anyone had experienced computers not entering into
smart groups properly?
For example we just received some new macbooks that we imaged with a
freshly built 10.5.3 base, the image went well and everything laid down
except for anything tied to a post image policy for that building. We
assign these policies based on smart groups, the smart groups are
generated based on computer name. The naming convention always starts
with the initials of the school or building and a dash e.g. DP-
The smart group criteria is "anything like DP-"
Normally this has worked fine, but for some reason now these new
machines are not going into the smart group.
They are in the inventory when I search DP- and they are reporting
in to the JSS properly.
Any suggestions?
Database issue?
Thank you!
-Dusty-
Dustin Dorey
Technology Support Cluster Specialist
ISD 196 Apple Valley, Rosemount, Eagan
14445 Diamond Path West
Rosemount, MN 55068
(952) 423-7971
dustin.dorey at district196.org
Posted on 06-21-2008 12:42 AM
Hi Dustin
Something I've noticed (although I don't think it will happen with the
computer name) is the requirement to run a recon to gather all the
computers details. I was having a problem where by smart groups for
laptops and desktops didn't work as the model field was not populated
at imaging. I'm guessing your post imaging is done by a "at reboot"
script. Try adding a recon at the very begining of that script. You
should be able to do it using the jamf command line tool but off the
top of my head I can't remember. I'll have a look Monday if that helps.
--
Many Thanks
Tom Welch
venturethree