There's 2 + 1 steps involved, depending on the macOS version targeted.-
Package downloaded from "Downloads"- Configuration Profile downloaded
from "Plans" - this profile will contain the: offlineToken
which is the License Key.This part is covered her...
The deployment of Protect, be that the regular or Offline Mode/High
Compliance is made in 2 steps:- the package installer- the Configuration
ProfileRef:
https://learn.jamf.com/en-US/bundle/jamf-protect-offline-deployment/page/Configuring_Offline_Depl...
If you're on Jamf Pro 11.9 or later, I'd recommend checking the version
of the AD CS Connector installed as v1.0 is no longer supported and
you'll have to upgrade to v1.1Ref:
https://learn.jamf.com/en-US/bundle/jamf-pro-release-notes-current/page/Imp...
Hi @gda This provides an example for Jamf Protect but applies to any
other System Extension's configuration:
https://www.jamf.com/blog/system-extension-changes-in-sequoia/
Try firstJamf Pro > Settings > Global section > Cloud Services
Connection and sign in with JamfID.Then back in Jamf Apps > Jamf Protect
you should see the checkbox.