That question still has no really acceptable answer (internet recovery is a bad option) but I digress. As a Mac admin, I’m very worried about this but I do believe that Apple will give us the tools needed to do massive, automated deployments.However, we started to find that some Self Service policies were erroring with the below message post the upgrade. We recently updated our JSS from 8.73 > 9.22 & on the whole it's been a non-event. UPDATE: We've since updated to JSS 9.3 & we no longer have this issue.listUsers Lists all the users on the computer: log Log the IP address, action, and username to the JSS: manage Enforces the entire management framework from the JSS: mapPrinter Maps a printer launchDaemon Performs actions in an ongoing daemon process. launchAgent Sends events on a per user basis to the jamf daemon.Using Jamf Pro will make repetitive, mundane Mac management tasks seamlessly easy with the customisable automation that can be built for you Apple ecosystem. Jamf Pro is an amazing management suite for Apple devices.The template and this post have been updated with instructions on finding the correct NAT AMI for the region you wish to deploy to and passing that as a parameter. Edit : I had left a us-east-2 specific AMI ID for the NAT instance in the template. Posts relating to Jamf Pro administration and development.
