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JAMF RECON

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- July 15, 2020

#!/bin/sh

#this will send inventory to the Jamf Server
jamf recon -verbose

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JAMF Server Upgrade process

- February 08, 2021

Upgrading JSS Upgrading the JAMF Software Server (JSS) involves the following steps: 1. Prepare to upgrade. 2. Run the JSS Installer. 3. Finalize the upgrade and revert server settings. Note: The JSS Installer cannot be used to upgrade the JSS v8.1 or earlier. Prepare the JSS Installer Download the JSS Installer from JAMF Nation. 1. Connect to JAMF Nation 2. Go to My Assets. 3. Show Alternative Download (Click for Which OS want to download default for mac available.) 4. Down load the file in the server. (Both main server and DMZ if using DMZ) Note- If upgrading from version 9 to 10.5 first need to upgrade to 10.0 then 10.5. Step 1: Prepare to Upgrade Ensure the following: • You are logged in as a local administrator, not as a domain administrator. • Apache Tomcat is stopped. Tom Cat Start using command line On Mac Stop--sudo launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.jamfsoftware.tomcat.plist Start-- sudo launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.jamfsoftware....

Create .plist file and convert to .xml and test

- March 18, 2021

Create defaults write ~/Desktop/xyz.plist xyz -array-add Convert plutil -convert xml1 ~/Desktop/xyz.plist Test plutil -lint ~/Desktop/com.google.chrome.plist

Restore macOS Server from a Time Machine backup

- January 20, 2018

In macOS Server, service data can be stored on a non-startup volume. The steps to restore from a Time Machine backup depend on whether your data was stored on the startup (boot) volume or a non-startup volume. When restoring, restore from a local Time Machine backup. If you try to restore from a network-based Time Machine backup, not all settings will be restored correctly. If service data is on the startup volume, or only the startup volume is being restored Make sure the Time Machine backup drive is connected. Start up your server using macOS Recovery . You can use an internal Recovery HD, Internet Recovery, an external Recovery Drive , or the Recovery partition of your Time Machine backup . Select Restore from Time Machine Backup and follow the onscreen instructions for restoring the volume. If you used the Mail service before restoring, toggle the Mail service off and back on in Server app. If service data is on a non-...