The Jamf Pro Installer for Windows installs Apache Tomcat, the Jamf Pro web app, and Jamf Pro Server Tools. Note: To obtain the Jamf Pro Installer for Windows, log in to Jamf Nation, click Show alternative downloads, and then click the Download button under 'Jamf Pro Installer for Windows' on the following page. The remote commands available in Jamf Pro allow you to remotely perform tasks on a mobile device. You can send a remote command to a single mobile device. Some commands can also be sent to multiple devices at once using mass actions. For more information, see Mass Actions for Mobile Devices. Jamf, of course, covers all things Apple, providing tight control over both Mac workstations and iOS mobile devices. JumpCloud then tackles an organization’s Windows and Linux system needs, with cross-OS Policy management across all three major operating systems as well as identity management for macOS systems. Jamf Pro Server Tools, filename server-tools-gui.jar, is installed in the following location: /Library/JSS/bin/ Jamf Pro Server Tools also has a command-line interface (CLI), filename jamf-pro, that is installed in the same location. Database backup location By default, Jamf Pro Server Tools stores database backups in the following location. This page will guide you through the steps you need to take to set up macOS policies in Jamf Pro. You'll need to take the following steps: Get the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint onboarding package Create a configuration profile in Jamf Pro using the onboarding package.
Kiosk Pro
Jamf Pro Big Sur
Showcase your existing website or content developed specifically for Kiosk Pro. Our apps support web-friendly content and media, like HTML pages, videos and PDFs.
Jamf-friendly features like Managed App Configuration and Autonomous Single App Mode are supported in the Plus and Enterprise versions of Kiosk Pro, allowing you to remotely manage your kiosks in the field.
Managed App Configuration
Managed App Configuration allows users to configure app settings remotely through the Jamf Pro interface.
Configuration can occur as a part of the initial app installation through Jamf Pro or be updated later on through a separate management command.
Settings are defined as a key-value list, which can be exported from a configured version of the app or manually defined using one of our templates. Jamf Pro's interface makes it possible to define all app settings in a single copy-&-paste step.
Autonomous Single App Mode
Autonomous Single App Mode is a feature of iOS that allows an app to enable and disable a Single App Mode session from within the app itself, effectively locking the device to a single app and preventing access to the Home screen and settings.
Kiosk Pro’s Autonomous Single App Mode settings allow you to launch a Single App Mode session automatically when the app is launched or manually through the app’s settings. A secondary passcode specifically for Autonomous Single App Mode lets you give staff on-site the ability to exit a session (for example, to troubleshoot WiFi problems) without allowing access to the app’s full settings menu.
Starting an Autonomous Single App Mode session requires the use of a specific configuration profile, which can be installed through Jamf Pro.
Jamf Pro Admin Guide
Documentation |
Administrator's Guide - Review topics covered by the Jamf introductory access training given to CTCs. Troubleshooting - Basic troubleshooting measures when encountering different problems with Jamf Pro. |
Software Requests |
New Package - Request a new package be imported which can be deployed through Jamf Pro. New Script - Request a new script be imported which can be deployed through Jamf Pro. New Mac App Store App - Request a Mac App Store app be deployed through Self Service. New Printer - Request a new printer be created which can be deployed through Jamf Pro. New Directory Binding - Request a new directory binding be created which can bind computers to a specific Active Directory OU through Jamf Pro. New Dock Item - Request a new macOS dock item be created which can be deployed through Jamf Pro. |
Training Requests |
Full-Time Employee Access - Full-time employees needing access to Jamf Pro are required to complete an introductory access training which covers all necessary components for WSU CTCs. Part-Time Employee Access- Part-time employees needing access to Jamf Pro are required to complete an introductory access training which specializes in the access for their part-time position. Supervisors must submit this form to define part-time access and request training for part-time employees. |