Posted on 07-20-2022 09:31 AM
Hi
I just discovered that i have a lot of macs with the red marks on jamf protect. This means that they did not connect to jamf protect since one month.
This is strange because those computers regularly check in with jamf pro and jamf protect is pushed automatically from jamf pro.
What can be the problem and how can i solve it?
07-20-2022 12:05 PM - edited 07-20-2022 12:28 PM
@Phileinif they are still checking in via Jamf Pro, you can run this command / add this in a shell script to a Jamf Policy set for recurring check-in once a day & see how that goes, this will force a jamf protect check-in
sudo protectctl checkin
https://docs.jamf.com/jamf-protect/documentation/Core_Components.html
The Jamf Protect agent includes the protectctl tool, which allows you to execute some simple commands on computers. The following commands are available:
CommandDescriptionrepair | Finds and repairs issues that may occur during installation of the Jamf Protect agent |
version | Prints the Jamf Protect agent version installed on computers |
info | Prints the following information about computers, including the following:
You can also use the following flags:
|
checkin | Forces a Jamf Protect agent check-in on computers. You can also use the --insights flag to force an insights check-in. |
help | Prints help information about protectctl commands |
Posted on 07-21-2022 02:34 AM
Thanks. This is the result of the command:
Request timed out while trying to perform info sync
Posted on 07-22-2022 07:51 AM
Re-Deploy the Configuration Profile (Un-scope / Scope) - for Jamf Protect. Re-Deploy the Jamf Protect Package. Clearly something is wrong with the Configuration Profile, that's where i'd start.
Posted on 12-13-2022 04:18 AM
I solved 2 of them. The users had not rebooted the system for over a months. After a reboot, the issues were gone.