Posted on 06-14-2024 04:41 AM
We've noticed that since upgrading to Sonoma we are unable to push commands to laptop that is not logged in. If it is still on the log in window (Displaying list of users) we are not able to push Lock or Wipe Commands, they stay on pending. This is happening even if we plug a network cable in.
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06-14-2024 05:49 AM - edited 06-14-2024 05:50 AM
No, it should never have worked. Note that if a user logged in to a Mac to unlock FileVault, and then logged out that would allow you access until it was restarted.
Posted on 06-14-2024 04:53 AM
@WilliamDunn Did you enable FIleVault? That is the normal behavior with FileVault activated as the Jamf agent won't be loaded until after a user logs in.
Posted on 06-14-2024 05:05 AM
We do have FileVault Activated. Is this a change from Ventura as we were still able to push Wipe and Lock commands before when a user wasn't logged in.
06-14-2024 05:49 AM - edited 06-14-2024 05:50 AM
No, it should never have worked. Note that if a user logged in to a Mac to unlock FileVault, and then logged out that would allow you access until it was restarted.
Posted on 06-14-2024 06:02 AM
@sdagley so if no user is logged in then FileVault is protecting the data and as soon as someone logs in that is when Jamf kicks in to wipe/lock the device. Is that correct
06-14-2024 06:05 AM - edited 06-14-2024 06:07 AM
Yes, if there is a pending Lock or Wipe command then it will be processed when user logs in. Note that you would not want to issue both because if you do and the Lock is issued first then the Mac will not process the Wipe (although it should if it is ever unlocked).