I really don't know enough about Macs to take this any further so if there's anyone out there with any insight or who can direct me to someone who may know something please respond!!! Devices Page Select Configuration profiles > Create profile, then. I have done some googling and I see mentions of PHP logs and APNS logs but I have neither of those on the server despite turning on the APNS bit using commands found on the web. Click Devices > macOS to enter macOS devices setting page.
#Macos server mdm install#
Problem is when I try to install the setting, I get an error message: This profile must originate from a user approved MDM server These management features are enabled by third-party MDM solutions.
#Macos server mdm update#
I have also tried to manually download and installed the settings via the download option in Profile Manager.įor most of these settings the download button is greyed out, so this doesn't work anyway but there is one setting that allows downloads. Apple’s management framework for macOS gives organizations the ability to securely enroll devices in the corporate environment, wirelessly configure and update settings, monitor policy compliance, deploy apps and books, and remotely wipe or lock managed devices. You can find out more about Profile Manager in macOS Server at /macos/server/.
I have even gone as far as to physically change known working network cables etc to try and troubleshoot. macOS Server includes an MDM service called Profile Manager. On appropriate systems with 4 GB of RAM or more, Snow Leopard Server uses a 64-bit kernel to address up to a theoretical 16 TB of RAM. 9 New Features: Full 64-bit operating system.
#Macos server mdm mac os x#
Apple has long since stopped providing support and advocacy for macOS servers. Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server (released August 28, 2009) sold for 499 and included unlimited client licenses. Reposado allows you to download Apple Software Update catalogs and host them on your own server. Apple has also offered to help users transition from Profile Manager to MDM (mobile device management). While an MDM may solve many of them, there are some workflows that can benefit from a little extra help. If I look at a working Mac (one with the settings applied) I can see all the relevant settings from each group appearing in the profiles section.įor those not working there are no settings profiles appearing. Administrators face numerous challenges when managing a macOS deployment. I have manually removed and re-added these more times than I can count. They are added to PM and have the trust and Remote Management profile/certs installed. They have all been rebuilt at least twice. This is an excerpt of an email I have sent to my Mac guy (who is not available atm) explaining what I have tried:ĭNS is correct on all of them - they can ping both IP and DNS names for the server and their own names The five that aren't simply refuse to pick up/receive the settings configs from the groups they are in. Running Big Sur on the server and Catalina on our clients. Just upgraded our server hardware (mac) and OS. Does anyone know where I can get decent help for a PM issue I'm having?
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