Hey thanks for the comment! Feel free to ask any questions if you have any, I'd be glad to help. If you need some more Jamf tips, I've got some nifty stuff over on my blog: joelsenders.wordpress.com
Went on so many topics to learn how to create packages that were unclear or led to issues when trying to install the newly created packages... Fortunately I stumbled across your video that helped me solved the issue in a blink. Really great job! I was so stocked that I threw in a postinstall script afterwards, hahaha Thank you!
Scoured the internet for hours looking for simple instructions like you presented. Great job, thank you for the content. I am a new Jamf admin and have been tasked to build out our QA environment to mirror production. I was so lost until now. Would love to see more on how to deploy these packages using Configuration Policies and Smart User Groups in Jamf Pro.
love it i am looking for the user app install in users location how this will done ? for example snagit it will install on application fine abut the config and other things are install on user library how to package those ?
Thank you for this. I have been custom scripting installs for my MDM and this will help me fairly easily. Though would you be able to do an indepth on how to use the scripts? Just found your channel and looking forward to more content.
I still keep coming back to this video to this day because it's so rare I have to do an in-house package that I forget. Many thanks!
My God I've been waiting for someone to make a video this clear. Thank you! New Jamf admin trying to find my way in the world lol
Hey thanks for the comment! Feel free to ask any questions if you have any, I'd be glad to help. If you need some more Jamf tips, I've got some nifty stuff over on my blog: joelsenders.wordpress.com
Went on so many topics to learn how to create packages that were unclear or led to issues when trying to install the newly created packages... Fortunately I stumbled across your video that helped me solved the issue in a blink. Really great job! I was so stocked that I threw in a postinstall script afterwards, hahaha Thank you!
Love the Channel really nice there is very limited people who make stuff like this for JAMF and Other Mac Admins. Please continue to making these
Scoured the internet for hours looking for simple instructions like you presented. Great job, thank you for the content. I am a new Jamf admin and have been tasked to build out our QA environment to mirror production. I was so lost until now. Would love to see more on how to deploy these packages using Configuration Policies and Smart User Groups in Jamf Pro.
Very good tutorial. Thank you
Right to the point, thank you.
Excellent! Thank you!
Thank you so much! 🙏 I've been looking all over for a simple guide to this. Do you have a guide for pushing packages to other devices in Jamf Pro?
Hi there! I don't have anything specific yet... Are you just looking for a step by step guide in creating policies (which deploy packages)?
@@MacintoshTraining Yeah, that's what I've been trying to figure out
Good stuff thanks buddy
Great video! One tip to offer turn down your background music please, it’s nice just a little loud.
love it i am looking for the user app install in users location how this will done ? for example snagit it will install on application fine abut the config and other things are install on user library how to package those ?
Thank you for this. I have been custom scripting installs for my MDM and this will help me fairly easily. Though would you be able to do an indepth on how to use the scripts? Just found your channel and looking forward to more content.
Thanks for the comment and the sub, Harley! Would you mind if I made a video on basic script ideas and highlighted your comment?
@@MacintoshTraining Definitely! Please do.
Thanks! I needed a refresh and jamf docs are not great. LIke they are written for a robot
You want the app to be owned by root?
does anyone know if jamf composer can be used on a microsoft device?
No, this is a tool for Macs only.
I can't believe how garbage this software is. I shouldnt need a carbon copy of the user environment to make packages.