JAMF100 Jamf Pro Basics 3

Question 1

What does the 'jamf recon' command do on a managed Mac?

Accepted Answer

Forces an immediate inventory collection and sends it to Jamf Pro

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Reconnects the device to the Jamf Pro server after a network outage

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Reinstalls the Jamf Pro management framework on the device

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Reconfigures the device's MDM enrollment profile

Question 2

What is an Extension Attribute in Jamf Pro?

Accepted Answer

A custom inventory field that collects additional data not captured by default

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An add-on feature that extends the Jamf Pro license

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A secondary MDM profile deployed alongside the main enrollment profile

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A plugin that adds new commands to the Self Service app

Question 3

What is the purpose of Scope in Jamf Pro policies and profiles?

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Defining exactly which devices, users, or groups a policy or profile targets

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Setting the geographic region where a policy is enforced

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Limiting the time window during which an admin can edit a policy

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Controlling how many devices can run a policy simultaneously

Question 4

What is the Jamf binary located on managed Macs used for?

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Executing local policy tasks and communicating with the Jamf Pro server

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Managing iCloud sync settings for the local user

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Providing a command-line interface for end users to configure MDM

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Downloading app updates directly from the Mac App Store

Question 5

What trigger causes a Jamf Pro policy to run at device startup?

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Startup trigger

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Login trigger

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Enrollment trigger

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Check-in trigger

Question 6

What is the purpose of the Limitations section in a Policy's Scope?

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Restricting the policy to specific users, network segments, or time periods

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Setting a maximum number of devices the policy can run on

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Preventing the policy from running on supervised devices

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Limiting the policy to a specific Jamf Pro site