Search Results for: "beta test program"
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Your Internal Beta Test Program: Opt-in / Opt-out via Self Service (sans Jamf Pro API)
Easily allow your users to opt-in / opt-out of your internal beta test program via Jamf Pro’s Self Service
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JNUC 2022 — Your Internal Beta Test Program ‘22: Invitation-only Betas (Session Details)
As a follow-up to Your Internal Beta Test Program: Opt-in, Opt-out via Self Service, learn how to architect invitation-only betas for your elite testers for when your organization pilots new endpoint security solutions, like Jamf Protect, while maintaining your current offerings.
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Refresh Self Service when users Opt-in / Opt-out of your Internal Beta Test Program
Background JNUC 2019 Your Internal Beta Test Program: Opt-in, Opt-out via Self Service Opt-in > Files and Processes > Execute Command We’ve added the following…
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JNUC 2019 — Your Internal Beta Test Program: Opt-in / Opt-out via Self Service
Background In this session, you’ll learn how to leverage Jamf Pro’s extension attributes, Smart Groups and the API to allow your end users to easily…
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Your Internal Beta Test Program: Opt-in / Opt-out via Self Service
Leverage Jamf Pro’s API to easily allow users to opt-in / opt-out of your internal beta test program
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macOS Platform SSO Band-Aid®
A quick-fix during Platform Single Sign-on testing for when users can’t unlock their Macs via Touch ID
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Duration-triggered Inventory Update with Progress via swiftDialog
Provide users more detailed feedback when updating inventory via Jamf Pro, at durations you specify
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“Negative Trust” Jamf Pro Inventory Health Check
Leverage a client-side LaunchDaemon, script and .plist trio to determine computer health, based on the Mac’s ability to execute an inventory update policy
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Inventory Update Progress with swiftDialog
Provide your users more detailed feedback when updating inventory via Jamf Pro Self Service
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JNUC 2022 — Invitation-only Betas
Learn how to architect invitation-only betas for your elite testers for when your organization pilots new endpoint security solutions while maintaining your current offerings.
