+23So I was testing some MCX settings and now that I've completed I'd like to remove them. So I stopped the mcx profile, made sure my machine wasn't in the test group, did the jamf mcx, jamf flushcache, rm -r the managed preferences/*...
rebooted... jamf manage... none of them seem to remove the MCX, the stuff is still locked down.
What am I missing?
+18I was given this to take off *all* your JAMF stuff and put you back to square one:
sudo jamf removeFramework"A graceful way to nuke all jss bits and pieces on the workstations and start over. It's not documented anywhere and is not shown with the ~$ jamf help command."
Hammer v scalpel?
I'm a nOOb to this, so YMMV. Someone probably has a better answer, but this might help in a pinch.
+23hmm, never knew about that. unfortunately tehy mcx's are still locking me out :(
Even after a reboot.
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