a week ago
Hello I am blanking on trying to come up with the answer.
My boss has tasked me with a way to remove all of our canon office printers from users Mac os devices.
Obviously the first thing I have done is create a script.
But my boss is telling me that there is something else that you can do that is native in Jamf Pro.
Would anyone know what that would be?
I shared with him a link in the Jamf Pro settings that is titled "Printers" and he said that is wrong but I am close.
I just do not know what else it can be.
Friday
Add the printer in Jamf Pro, then use printer policy to unmap it from all device
Saturday
Thank you for the response.
At one point we did have a policy to deploy printers but since we switched over to canon secure print we got rid of it.
so would I need to re-add the printer in Jamf pro then unmap the printers using a policy?
would it be possible to explain more on how to unmap the printers using a policy please
Saturday
As @AJPinto mentioned, you can use script to remove it, if you find difficult in script add the printer to Jamf Pro from device where the printer is already configured then use poilicy to unmap it.
Saturday
If the printer was mapped by Jamf, then Jamf has the data necessary to create the script to remove it. If the printer was added to Jamf with Jamf Admin (now retired) or Jamf Printer Manager (I think that is what its called), this basically just automatically adds the scripting to Jamf to Map and Unmap the printer. If the printer was not deployed by Jamf, you cannot use this automation to remove the printer.
Scripting is the solution if Jamf did not map the printer, thankfully this scripting should not be too bad if you have a naming convention for your printers or something else you can target like drivers to identify the printers to remove. Else just remove all primers and remap whatever you want at the end.