Today we are releasing Jamf Pro 11.14; highlights include:
- AD CS Certificate Deployment Using SCEP
You can now use the SCEP payload to deploy certificates from an Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) integration. Previously, only the Certificate (API) payload was available to issue AD CS certificates. The SCEP deployment method supports automatic certificate revocation based on scope change. You can also redistribute certificates that are approaching their expiration date by redistributing the configuration profile.
- App Installers Support for External URL Downloads
Jamf App Installers supports software title installation packages that are downloaded via versioned URLs from a vendor's website. An alert is displayed on the Configuration settings tab for any software title that is downloaded via an external URL.
Note: At this time, only newly added software titles that have a versioned URL available will be downloaded via external URLs.
For additional information on what's included in this release, review the release notes via the Jamf Learning Hub.
To access new versions of Jamf Pro, log into Jamf Account with your Jamf ID. The latest version is located in the Solutions section under Jamf Pro.
Cloud Upgrade Schedule
Your Jamf Pro server, including any free sandbox environments, will be updated based on your hosted data region below. Review this guide if you need assistance identifying the Hosted Data Region of your Jamf Cloud instance.
If you would like to upgrade manually, log in to Jamf Account and select Jamf Pro Info >; click Upgrade on the appropriate instance. Note: This capability is not available for GovCloud environments and is disabled for all instances one day prior to when the scheduled standard upgrades begin.
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| ap-southeast-2 |
28 February at 1300 UTC |
28 February at 1900 UTC |
| ap-northeast-1 |
28 February at 1500 UTC |
28 February at 2300 UTC |
| eu-central-1 |
28 February at 2300 UTC |
1 March at 1000 UTC |
| eu-west-2 |
1 March at 0000 UTC |
1 March at 0700 UTC |
| us-east-2 |
1 March at 0500 UTC |
1 March at 1500 UTC |
| us-west-2 |
1 March at 0800 UTC |
1 March at 1900 UTC |
