JAMF 100 (Section 3) Questions and Answers Rated A

JAMF 100 (Section 3) Questions and Answers Rated A MDM min req iOS4 or later config profiles wifi profiles, passcode policies restrictions to diable camera, remove apps or change wallpaper dist iOS apps or books components of mdm 1. server with Jamf pro 2. iOS devices 3. access to apns apple push notifications the communication flow 1. Jamf pro issues push notifications to the apns 2. mobile devices communicate and retrieve the notifications 3. refers the mobile devices to the mdm provider to complete the tasks Apple Push Notification service (APNs): enables organizations to perform remote management tasks on MDM capable devices whenever APNs is available. wirelessly delver profiles to apply setting or restrictions, enable lost mode, install or remove apps or ebooks. Apple Business Manager: allows businesses to purchase and distribute apps and books through the Volume Store and configure automated MDM enrollment with Jamf Pro. manage roles in org. allows creation of accounts the org uses for admins. to deploy apps from one location to another, as well as reclaim licenses. Apple School Manager: allows educational institutions to purchase apps and books through the Volume Store, configure automated MDM enrollment with Jamf Pro, create managed Apple IDs for students under 13yo, and set up iTunes U courses. transfer licenses from one location to another. limit purchasing and prevent iMessage. Global Service Exchange (GSX): Apple's service and repair management solution. troubleshooting. certified techs can use this for software or hardware troubleshooting. org of a certain size can use this. auto populate inventory. good for monitoring refresh cycles of hardware. Jamf Pro includes three components: Java: a runtime environment required by Apache Tomcat and the Jamf Pro web application Apache Tomcat: a web server MySQL: an open source relational database management system. java is framework rqrd by tomcat, tomcat is a web app host, mysql is an open source db mgmt system physical location of the Jamf Pro server The physical location of the Jamf Pro server depends on each organization's needs. There are two options: Hosted by Jamf in a cloud environment Hosted by an organization in their server environment using macOS, Ubuntu, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), or Windows Server Navigating Jamf Pro: Dashboard, Sidebar, Objects, and Buttons Computers, Devices, and Users Settings button Keyboard shortcuts organize devices Buildings and Departments can be created to organize the devices managed by Jamf Pro. How do devices communicate with Jamf Pro? All communication with iOS devices is initiated by Jamf Pro with Practice section 3 lesson 10 Practice Sign in to a practice Jamf Pro server. Click the Devices tab. Explore the sidebar objects. Click the Users tab. Explore the sidebar objects. Click the Settings button. Explore the sidebar objects. In Settings Device Management, locate the Inventory Collection object and change Inventory Collection Frequency to Every Week. Create the following Buildings: Eau Claire Minneapolis Sydney Create the following Departments: Development Education Sales Support identify location by url Jamf cloud = .. :8443 is a locally hosted solution dashboard customizable this is customizable by each user. Jamf Pro icon takes you back here settings button loads all settings and access individual categories. three core navigational components within Jamf Pro. dashboard, tabs (computers, devices, users) and settings button. network organization can utilize buildings or departments for scope. computers and devices can be assigned to both buildings and departments. 2 types of Jamf Pro users end users with devices assigned to them and Jamf Pro users who are usually admins admin permissions can create, read, update and delete amf Pro user accounts are used to Jamf Pro user accounts are used to authenticate to and perform management tasks in Jamf Pro. A variety of privileges can be assigned to users: Administrator: a privilege set granting full Create, Read, Update, and Delete privileges. Auditor: a privilege set granting read-only access to Jamf Pro. Enrollment Only: a privilege set granting enrollment rights in Jamf Pro and Recon. Custom: allows granular privilege assignments. auditor privilege set for read-only access. to view licensing and run reports. enrollment only privilege set for enrolling mobile devices, but not computers Practice Section 3 lesson 11 Practice Create a standard user account and prompt the user to reset their password at next login. Username: amichael Privilege Set: Administrator Access Status: Enabled Full Name: Andrew Michael Email Address: Password: jamf1234 Verify Password: jamf1234 Force user to change password at next login: Selected Sign out of Jamf Pro and sign in as Andrew. Verify Andrew needs to change his password at first login. Create a user account that can be used for viewing items