removeMDMprofile vs removeFramework for automated migration to Jamf Cloud using ADE

There are two parts to JAMF Management; the jamf binary which performs inventory updates and policies, and MDM which installs Configuration Profiles and performs management commands via APNS.

Running "jamf removeMdmProfile" does just what the command says, it removes MDM, but not the binary, so the machine is still managed and checking into the server specified in the com.jamfsoftware.jamf.plist. If you want to completely un-manage the machine, running "jamf removeFramework" deletes the MDM Profiles and the jamf binary.

If you're testing something against a different server, you can change the server that the jamf binary reports to by running "jamf createConf <options>".  You can look at the options by running 

"jamf help createConf"

@davidi4 @daniel_behan This is not an answer. I've a question. In order to migrate from Jamf to other MDM tool, what would be the best way to the Jamf components. Thanks in advance.

I'm not sure I'm understanding the question.  If you want to direct a Mac from one JAMF Server to another, you can can issue a /usr/local/bin/jamf createConf -url, which would point next recon to the new server.  Or better yet, use tools like jamfMigrator. And ReEnroller.

@daniel_behan Thanks Daniel. Using the mentioned tools, can the migration be smooth? I've few concerns.
1.    Is there any way to migrate all the Devices, Policies, Profiles, Applications, and other settings to Jamf Cloud instantly? Or whether all settings are to be re-deployed in Jamf Cloud and re-enroll all the devices into Jamf Cloud?
2. All the devices are currently enrolled through Apple Business Manager. Do the devices require wipe and re-enroll into Jamf Cloud?
3. How will the license be managed? Does On-Premise license be transferred to Jamf Cloud?

To be honest, I have not used these tools personally.  My cloud migration was performed a while back before re-enrollment could be affected by user-approved MDM, even before original DEP.  Your best bet is to discuss with your JAMF Account Representative.  If I'm reading correctly, the Migrator tool sets up your underlying Framework, jamfcpr or JAMF Admin can be used to migrate the actual packages and ReEnroller can be used on the computer itself.