#Jamf pro variables install

Navigate to the macOS Configuration Profile Distribution Statuses area of the Jamf Pro Dashboard and find the widget for the computer configuration profile you added.

Click the Jamf Pro logo to view the Jamf Pro Dashboard.

Select the Show in Jamf Pro Dashboard checkbox.Click the computer configuration profile you want to add to the Jamf Pro Dashboard.

Click Configuration Profiles in the sidebar.In Jamf Pro, click Computers at the top of the sidebar.This would allow you to view all Completed, Pending, and Failed statuses for the configuration profile. If you have configured a restriction or system setting configuration profile, you can track its deployment progress by adding it to the Jamf Pro Dashboard. For example, you can determine which computers have received restrictions or settings, which computers are pending receiving the configuration profile, and if any profiles have failed to deploy and require troubleshooting. You can also specify the computers and users to which the profile should be applied (called “scope”).Īdding a computer configuration profile to the Jamf Pro Dashboard helps you monitor its status and progress.

#Jamf pro variables install

There are two different ways to distribute a configuration profile: install it automatically (requires no interaction from the user) or make it available in Self Service. Each level has a unique set of payloads and a few that are common to both. When you create a computer configuration profile, you must specify the level at which to apply the profile-computer level or user level. For more information on these settings, see the Configuration Profile Payload Settings Specific to Jamf Pro article. Some configuration profile payloads and settings available in Jamf Pro may differ from their implementation in Apple’s tools. For more information, see the following Apple documentation: You can use Jamf Pro to create a configuration profile or you can upload a configuration profile that was created using third-party software, for example, Apple's Profile Manager or Apple Configurator.īefore creating a configuration profile, you should have basic knowledge of configuration profile payloads and settings. mobileconfig) that provide an easy way to define settings and restrictions for devices, computers, and users.