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jdye · 09-27-2017

Hey all, I'm currently trying to find a solution to the following issue: macOS Recovery allows any user whose computer has been updated to 10.12.4 or above to bypass our restricted software policy regarding High Sierra, allowing users to upgrade to t...

jdye · 08-08-2017

Hey y'all, So I've been running some tests on a few machines to check the feasibility of nudging users into updating their OS via a JAMF policy. The updates run smoothly (10.12.5 ---> 10.12.6) but there's a major problem that I'm hoping to resolve wi...

jdye · 10-03-2018

@mm2270 I just wanna say that it's over 2 years later and your script still works. Just saved me a headache re: Password management! Thank you for contributing.

jdye · 08-02-2018

This happened to all of our Sierra machines as well.

jdye · 04-03-2018

Unless your security settings are set to grant access based on MAC Address (something easy to spoof in the first place) it shouldn't be an issue, right?

jdye · 02-08-2018

@iMatthewCM Any idea why DEP enrollment is necessary to making this work? That seems like a strange requirement to me.

jdye · 01-08-2018

Is this one of the famed Ergotron carts? (Also, hi there! We used to work together.) It sounds pretty strange that the problem would be limited to a single cart of iPads in particular. Have you verified that this doesn't happen when the same iPads ar...

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Bypassing Restricted Software Policy via macOS Recovery for High Sierra Upgrade

Persistent Connection Attempts to Defunct Network Shares after Running macOS Update Policy through Jamf Cloud

Re: Keychain removal on Lab Machines

Re: Slowed login for domain accounts after encrypting drive

Re: network accountability in the age of dongles

Re: Managing local user accounts from the JSS.

Re: Apple Classroom iPads constantly "chiming" during charging