Getting the same error -- NSURLErrorDomain error -1012 , but not the error about the mdmenrollment.

So does anyone there even care? I'm still getting this error!

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And when I go to that URL:

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Have you tried renewing the keys and tokens for you DEP account at deploy.apple.com ??

Okay So I don't get the error in Casper anymore but my iPads still give the NSURLErrorDomain

Thanks

I had that, and a few others (network error, corrupt profile) etc. This is how I solved it for every device:

1. Plug the device into a computer with itunes running.


2. Put the ipad into DFU mode (hold power for 10 seconds, then hold home button for 10 seconds ALSO, then let go of power WHILE STILL HOLDING HOME until iTunes says a device is in recovery mode)


3. Restore the device using iTunes. It'll take 15 minutes to install 7.1, then say there was an activation error (it can't activate DEP devices)


4. Once this all happens and it's fully restored and blank, try to enroll again on the iPad. It's like, the errors get 'stuck' in the iPad, and only a restore back to blank will let it work.

After restoring the devices, they all worked the 1st try.

Thanks for the reply, I tried that as well, Put the iPad into DFU mode, Restored it with iTunes, it took about 10 - 15 minutes to install. Afterwards it still gave me the NSURL error. :(

Okay so now after clicking restore in iTunes I don't get the same error message anymore. Now I see:

Profile Installation Failed
A network error has occurred.

Do I need certain firewall rules setup? I know I can log into JSS from the internet.

Thanks

Lenny

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Hmmm. I was getting the EXACT same error after a while, and I did NOT change firewall or anything. I changed a few things, I'm trying to remember what all.

One thing I DEFINITELY changed was -- enabled the JSS URL for Enrollment Using Built-in SCEP and iPCU
Settings > Global Management > JSS URL -- set it to format http://jss.mycompany.com:9006/

Another, I installed the "Anchor Certificate" for my mobile-device prestage enrollment.
1. Settings > PKI > "Download CA Certificate"
2. Go into your prestage profile, click certificates, click edit, upload the cert you just downloaded.

Wanna try both of these changes, then restore the iPad again in iTunes and let me know what happens? I'll try to remember what else I changed too.

Tried both of those, Still same error. At first I ended up with the NSURL error again after a complete wipe, Then I clicked restore in iTunes and now I'm back to the profile / network error.

Fixed this issue by Completely starting over from scratch. Even wiping the server and reinstalling 2012R2.

When you fixed this did you have to restore your ipads from itunes? Or was reinstalling the server enough?

Is there a fix for this besides wiping out the server. We just started receiving these error messages on the server side today. We've already tried swapping the tokens and public keys, even adding a new PreStage Enrollment server yields the same error.

@jonathan.puebla][/url I've suddenly started receiving this error on 3 separate jss servers. One of them is a clean wipe. I called JAMF support, they had no idea. The tech said he can't even see the prestage setup tab so he can't help.

I know that if it's a MacBook prestage and you check the box to make the enrollment mandatory, AND/OR if you UNcheck "allow removal", it'll fail. Those features aren't possible so JAMF needs to remove the buttons in an update.

My pre-stage enrollment assignments are also failing as of today.

We are also getting the error Unable to contact "https://mdmenrollment.apple.com to get the list of devices" in JAMF DEP and also in prestage enrollment. We have renewed the keys and even went as far as deleting the server in both Casper and Apple's DEP but with no luck. We currently cannot see devices nor can we complete testing for prestage enrollment.

We had the "Unable to contact "https://mdmenrollment.apple.com" error yesterday morning in both PreProd and Prod environments (had been working w/out issue for weeks). I regenerated/reloaded tokens and all good so far. Running 9.31. Monitoring ...

Reloaded the token, but noticed it's still taking long to process. If I do more than 10 at a time, it fails.

I reloaded the Token many times, we are still working with JAMF in trying to figure out why we cannot talk to the MDM and why no devices show.

I'm not receiving the error now when I just did 50.

In my communication with JAMF Support it sounds like there's a defect where if you don't check off most of the boxes, it won't go through. Without these three boxes checked, our PreStage kept failing - https://www.dropbox.com/s/b8s6xj2w986yoyj/Screenshot%202014-06-04%2014.08.37.png

So they're looking into that.

We had other issues cause we changed our internal IP address of the server and never updated the token from Apple. I know its silly but just make sure you're certs and FQDN and ports are all good to go before trying anything else. Once I got all that good, we enrolled right away.

Our iPads aren't having any issues, as the JSS PreStage screen just displays the "Unable to contact mdmenrollment.apple.com..." error message. All the iPads we've uploaded via deploy.apple.com don't refresh and show up in the scope. Even when we try to create a new deployment server from settings, we get "Problem contact Apple services" when we upload the cert.

I am also getting the error message unable to contact mdmenrollment.apple.com, but only for the Mac PreStage Enrollments. With iOS devices I have no issues at all.

Per JAMF's recommendation I've tried generating a new token and uploading that to the JSS, and also deleted the PreStage Enrollment then created a new one but I still get the error for Macs. The strange thing is if you go to the Scope of the saved PreStage Enrollment it DOES see the Macs that have been enrolled in the DEP.

I was also told that while iOS devices automatically enroll using the DEP, Macs will only install the MDM profile and will need to be manually enrolled with the JSS. Can anybody confirm if that is correct? What would be the point of an MDM profile if the device is not enrolled with the JSS?

Per a conversation with JAMF, It has been identified that the issue is a defect in the current version of Casper.
2 scenarios
iOS: Make MDM Profile Mandatory' check box is selected
OSX: when "Make MDM Profile Mandatory" is selected but "Allow MDM Profile Removal" is deselected.

It is expected to be fixed in the next version but we don't know when that will be.
While I have personally experienced the issue with OSX pre stages, I haven't experienced it with iOS.

I am also having this issue with OS X devices.

@qsodji, I see the same thing as you stated with Mac OS X devices.