JAMF100 Policies and Scripts

Question 1

What is the primary function of a Policy in Jamf Pro?

Accepted Answer

To automate management tasks on computers and mobile devices

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To create inventory reports

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To enroll devices into MDM

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To configure network proxy settings

Question 2

Which of the following is a valid built-in trigger for a Jamf Pro policy on computers?

Accepted Answer

Recurring Check-In

Answer

Screen saver activation

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App Store download

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iCloud sync

Question 3

What execution frequency setting causes a Jamf Pro policy to run only once per computer, regardless of how many users log in?

Accepted Answer

Once per computer

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Ongoing

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Once every day

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Once per user per computer

Question 4

Which of the following can be used to define the scope of a Jamf Pro policy?

Accepted Answer

Computer groups, individual computers, and users

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Configuration profiles only

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Only individual devices

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Only Active Directory groups

Question 5

Which scripting languages are supported for scripts uploaded to Jamf Pro?

Accepted Answer

Bash, Python, Perl, and other Unix-compatible scripting languages

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Python only

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AppleScript only

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JavaScript and Ruby only

Question 6

How many total parameter slots does Jamf Pro provide when calling a script from a policy?

Accepted Answer

11

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4

Answer

8

Answer

3

Question 7

What does setting a script's priority to 'Before' mean within a Jamf Pro policy?

Accepted Answer

The script runs before other payloads such as package installations in the policy

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The script runs before the policy is approved by an admin

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The script receives higher CPU priority

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The script runs at startup before the login window appears