Jamf Pro Setup and Infrastructure Flashcards
What is Mobile Device Management (MDM)?
A solution that allows organizations to deploy applications, send remote commands, enforce security, and provide functionality to Macs, iPads, iPhones and Apple TVs
What are the three requirements for MDM?
Jamf Pro Server,
Devices to Manager,
Access to Apple Push Notification Service (APNS)
Which operating systems support MDM?
macOS
iOS
iPadOS
tvOS
How is a configuration profile deployed?
- Jamf sends request to APNS
- APNS notifies the device
- The device reaches out to Jamf for installation
- The device reports the outcome to APNS
- APNS notifies Jamf
What does APNS do?
Allows apple devices to receive notifications (in the form of badges, banners, alerts, and MDM commands)
How does automated device enrollment help organizations?
Allows organizations to manage content and deploy devices
Which service allows organizations to purchase applications in volume?
The Volume Purchase Program
Which service allows organizations to create Managed AppleIDs?
Apple Business / School Manager
What does integrating with GSX allow organizations to accomplish?
Integration with Apple’s Self-Servicing Account Program to repair and service their own products
What does the Computers tab contain?
Sections for managing enrolled computers, such as Policies, Profiles, App Store Apps, Groups, and PreStage Enrollments
What options are available under the Devices tab?
Sections for managing enrolled devices, such as Profiles, App Store Apps, Groups…
What are the five Jamf Pro apps?
Composer Jamf Admin Jamf Imaging Jamf Remote Recon
What does Composer do?
Create packages for deployment
What does Recon do?
Enroll computers in Jamf that aren’t in Apple Business Manager
What does Jamf Imaging do?
Image computers on High Sierra or earlier