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

Answer

A Policy in Jamf Pro is used to automate management tasks such as installing software, running scripts, and configuring settings on managed computers.

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

Recurring Check-In is a standard policy trigger that fires when the Jamf management framework checks in with the Jamf Pro server on its scheduled interval.

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

Answer

'Once per computer' ensures the policy runs exactly one time on each computer, tracking by device rather than by user.

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

Answer

Policy scope can include computer groups, individual computers, users, user groups, and departments, providing flexible and granular targeting.

Question 5

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

Accepted Answer

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

Answer

Jamf Pro supports any Unix-compatible scripting language including Bash, Python, Perl, and Ruby, as long as the interpreter is present on the target Mac.

JAMF100 - Jamf 100 Apple Device Management Practice Test

JAMF100 - Jamf 100 Apple Device Management Practice Test

JAMF100 Policies and Scripts