JAMF100 Configuration Profiles

Question 1

What is a Configuration Profile in Jamf Pro?

Accepted Answer

A set of settings and restrictions pushed to managed Apple devices via MDM

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A script that runs automatically when a device enrolls in Jamf Pro

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A backup file used to restore device settings after a wipe

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A log file that records all management actions on a device

Question 2

Which Configuration Profile payload configures Wi-Fi network settings on managed devices?

Accepted Answer

Wi-Fi payload

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Network payload

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Wireless payload

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SSID payload

Question 3

What does the Restrictions payload do on managed iOS and macOS devices?

Accepted Answer

Limits device features such as disabling the camera, Safari, or app installation

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Restricts network bandwidth for specific apps and services

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Limits the number of apps that can be installed on the device

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Restricts which administrators can manage the device in Jamf Pro

Question 4

Can a Configuration Profile be removed by an end user?

Accepted Answer

It depends — profiles can be set to removable or non-removable by the admin

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Yes — all profiles can be removed by users in the Settings app

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No — profiles deployed via MDM can never be removed by users

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Only profiles on supervised devices can be prevented from removal

Question 5

What happens to device settings when a Configuration Profile is removed from Jamf Pro scope?

Accepted Answer

The settings applied by the profile are reversed and the profile is removed from the device

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Settings remain permanently on the device even after profile removal

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The device is unenrolled from Jamf Pro automatically

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The device must be restarted before the profile removal takes effect

Question 6

Can multiple payloads be combined into a single Configuration Profile in Jamf Pro?

Accepted Answer

Yes — a single profile can contain multiple payloads of different types

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No — each payload type must be deployed in its own separate profile

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Yes — but only on macOS; iOS requires one payload per profile

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Yes — but only for supervised devices managed via Jamf Pro