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macOS Device Compliance

I use two Smart Groups in Jamf to define how many devices are in compliance in regards to macOS version. The Smart Groups are pretty simple: The problem is that only gives us a snapshot of a moment in time, rather than historical data. My solution was to log that data in a Google Sheet. I created a new Okta Workflow. The Workflow kicks off once a day at 1 am PST. I want to store the date and time, so I need to convert it into the appropriate format. This will give me 2024-04-09 and 10:49:00 PST (based on time I’m writing this). It stores that values as dateReturn… Read More »macOS Device Compliance

Automating MDM Renewals Using Jamf and Okta Workflows

Hi, We have some computers that are in Jamf. Sometimes Jamf doesn’t like to play nice and renew the MDM on the device. To start you’re going to need an Advanced Computer Search in Jamf. The fortunately have a criterion called “MDM Profile Expiration Date” and we set that to less than 11 days. Alright, you got that? Great! Next you need to get the ID for that Advanced Computer Search. You can find that in the URL In the example above, it’s 888. In Okta Workflows, create a new flow, give it a name and tell it that it’s a Scheduled Flow. I’m not explaining every little thing. Here’s… Read More »Automating MDM Renewals Using Jamf and Okta Workflows