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a week ago
Hey everyone,
It's been awhile since I have done anything in Jamf Pro and honestly I am more of a sccm/intune engineer. I say that because I recently deployed a registry key on all windows machines to greyout the option to enable or disable syncing on a onedrive. My leadership has ask me to force all users to enable syncing their documents, pictures and desktop as seen in the picture. I have successfully deployed this to all windows workstations. Does anyone know how to do this on macOS? See the example below.
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a week ago
thank you
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@HighlyFavoredme wrote:Hey everyone,
It's been awhile since I have done anything in Jamf Pro and honestly I am more of a sccm/intune engineer. I say that because I recently deployed a registry key on all windows machines to greyout the option to enable or disable syncing on a onedrive. My leadership has ask me to force all users to enable syncing their documents, pictures and desktop as seen in the picture. I have successfully deployed this to all windows workstations. Does anyone know how to do this on macOS? See the example below.
You can also follow these steps:
To force users to enable syncing for OneDrive on macOS and grey out the option, you can utilize a configuration profile in Jamf Pro. Specifically, you'll want to create a profile that includes the appropriate payload for managing OneDrive settings.
- Create a Configuration Profile: Go to Jamf Pro and create a new configuration profile for macOS.
- Add a Custom Payload: Use the com.microsoft.OneDrive domain to set preferences. You can specify settings to enforce the syncing of Documents, Pictures, and Desktop folders.
- Use Terminal Commands: You may also use Terminal commands to adjust the OneDrive preferences directly via a script, then deploy this script through Jamf.
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@HighlyFavoredme wrote:Hey everyone,
It's been awhile since I have done anything in Jamf Pro and honestly I am more of a sccm/intune engineer. I say that because I recently deployed a registry key on all windows machines to greyout the option to enable or disable syncing on a onedrive. My leadership has ask me to force all users to enable syncing their documents, pictures and desktop as seen in the picture. I have successfully deployed this to all windows workstations. Does anyone know how to do this on macOS? See the example below.
You can also follow these steps:
To force users to enable syncing for OneDrive on macOS and grey out the option, you can utilize a configuration profile in Jamf Pro. Specifically, you'll want to create a profile that includes the appropriate payload for managing OneDrive settings.
- Create a Configuration Profile: Go to Jamf Pro and create a new configuration profile for macOS.
- Add a Custom Payload: Use the com.microsoft.OneDrive domain to set preferences. You can specify settings to enforce the syncing of Documents, Pictures, and Desktop folders.
- Use Terminal Commands: You may also use Terminal commands to adjust the OneDrive preferences directly via a script, then deploy this script through Jamf.
