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Joel_Rohland · 11-17-2021

We have a strange proxy-bug on Monterey in Safari. Once a user connects to our corporate network, Safari can' t reach any pages. (Safari Can't Connect to the Server) If the user then opens Chrome, Safari immediately works again. Clearing the cache in...

Joel_Rohland · 08-24-2021

To reduce the amount of licences we have deactivated the option "Allow Jamf Pro to perform management tasks" on certain devices that have not been active for a longer period of time. Now we want to re-enable this option on some devices, but we are no...

Joel_Rohland · 01-18-2022

I just tested it as well and can confirm that the issue no longer exists for us.

Joel_Rohland · 11-24-2021

Yes, I'm glad about that too. There is also a discussion in macAdmins Slack channel.

Joel_Rohland · 11-24-2021

Concerning the combination of these elements, I would think as follows. The Anyconnect client is probably not the reason, I asked several admins with this issue, they use all different VPN clients in their company. I also believe that the proxy confi...

Joel_Rohland · 11-24-2021

In our case, the whole thing behaves exactly as you describe. (With Kerberos/whitlisted pages) Via VPN (Cisco-Anyconnect) and of course also in the corporate network. (Conifguration as Proxy .pac File.) Chrome browser doesn't provide additional proxy...

Joel_Rohland · 11-22-2021

That' s also the case for us... Whitelisted pages still work in Safari. And yes, our proxy requires authentication. Did you find solution for the issue on Big Sur?

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