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You can remove all profiles using. /usr/bin/profiles -D  ( enable root user then switch user to root) You can check how many profiles are installed /usr/bin/profiles -L /usr/bin/profiles -P I usually run the command to remove the mdm profile then do a jamf manage command to bring it back. Seems to work. #!/bin/sh sudo jamf removemdmprofile #!/bin/sh sudo jamf manage

Your computer’s local hostname is displayed on your local network so others on the network can connect to your Mac. It also identifies your Mac to other Bonjour-compatible apps and services. The local network name is displayed beneath the computer’s name at the top of the pane. The local network name is your computer’s name with “.local” added, and any spaces are replaced with hyphens -. For example, if your computer’s name is My Computer, your local network name is “My-Computer.local.” If your Mac has the exact name of another Mac on your local network, a number is added to the local network name. Local network names are not case sensitive, so “my-computer.local” is the same as “My-Computer.local.” Open Sharing preferences (choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Sharing). Click Edit, then enter a new local hostname. If your computer name is not recognized by Bonjour, the local network name is Macintosh.local.

Solution: Summary This article provides instructions on setting the hostname of a Mac OS X workstation from the terminal. This can be useful when configuring your workstation remotely through ssh, or when you need to change the fully qualified hostname of the workstation (which can't be done from the UI). Note: The following procedure is for informational purposes only and is not an Autodesk certified or supported workflow. Should issues arise with this procedure, they will not be addressed by Autodesk Customer Support. Procedure Perform the following tasks to change the workstation hostname using the  scutil  command. Open a terminal. Type the following command to  change the primary hostname of your Mac : This is your fully qualified hostname, for example myMac.domain.com sudo scutil --set HostName <new host name> Type the following command to  change the Bonjour hostname of your Mac : This is the name usable on the local network,...

Go to Spotlight and type Terminal and press the Enter key or from Finder, click on Go, then Utilities. Double-click on the Terminal app in the Finder window. Type hostname, press Enter key and the computer's hostname will be displayed.

1- Export 2011 Outlook from file menu as .olm for mac and .pst for windows. 2. Open 2016 Outlook go to tools import mail from main identity 2011 3. Close all the services  4. Done

From Finder, open the  Applications  folder. Ctrl+click or right-click  Microsoft Outlook , and then click  Show Package Contents . Open  Contents  >  SharedSupport , and then double-click  Outlook Profile Manager . Click the  Create a new profile  button

In your User’s Library folder, scroll down to Group Containers. You’ll find your profile nested in this location: ~/Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/Outlook/Outlook 15 Profiles/Main Profile 1 ~ / Library / Group  Containers / UBF8T346G9 . Office / Outlook / Outlook   15 Profiles / Main  Profile If you can’t find this folder, most likely you are looking in the main Library folder. As recommended above visit  Finding the User Library Folder  to show your User’s Library.

When you update Office 2011, you will have to quit Sync Services Agent and the Microsoft Database daemon. Some users are unable to quit these hidden processes. This article will cover several options to quit.  If you are comfortable with using the Terminal option 6 has always worked for me. Note: If you are trying to update an earlier version of Office 2011, you will need to quit all browsers in addition to the Microsoft Database daemon and SyncServicesAgent. (this requirement was removed in v 14.5) Option 1) Easiest Option Log Out/In Log out under the Apple in the Menu bar Log in and hold down the Shift key (this disables all startup items including the hidden ones) Run the updater. Option 2) Restart in Safe Boot Mode Safe boot *  shutdown *  start the Mac and *wait* for the startup chime to sound *  after the sound, press and hold down the shift key (you can hold the shift key down when you click power button) * ...