Curious, does Jamf Pro not have the ability to do Application
Whitelisting natively? I recently saw a demo of Jamf Pro and it looked
like that was a feature. If Jamf Pro can do it, why look for a 3rd party
solution?
"Server Message Block 3 (SMB3) is the default protocol for sharing files
in OS X 10.10 or later."
https://help.apple.com/deployment/macos/#/ior96b240d12 When you are
connected to a share, smbutil statshares -a will show you the smb
settings being use...
No need to ping the dc # Check if the Mac is bound to AD
check4AD=`/usr/bin/dscl localhost -list . | grep "Active Directory"` if
[ "${check4AD}" != "Active Directory" ]; then echo "Not bound " fi if [
"${check4AD}" = "Active Directory" ]; then echo "...
