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Recon Suite Administrator's Guide v8.6 - JAMF Software

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Inventory<br />

Acquiring Mac OS X Computers<br />

Acquisition is the process of adding computers to the JSS as part of your inventory. There are several ways<br />

to acquire Mac OS X computers:<br />

Provide an acquisition URL.<br />

Send an OTA invitation.<br />

Use a QuickAdd package created with <strong>Recon</strong>.<br />

Scan the network.<br />

Run <strong>Recon</strong> remotely.<br />

• Run <strong>Recon</strong> locally.<br />

Manually add computers to the JSS.<br />

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Providing an Acquisition URL<br />

You can allow users to acquire their own computers by providing them with an acquisition URL. The<br />

Acquisition URL is the full URL for the JSS followed by /enroll/. For example:<br />

https://jss.mycompany.com/8443/enroll/<br />

Users go to the URL, log in with an LDAP directory account or JSS user account, and then follow the<br />

onscreen instructions to download and install a QuickAdd package that acquires their computer.<br />

If location information collection is enabled in the JSS and users log in with an LDAP directory account,<br />

location information for the computer is collected during enrollment.<br />

Providing an acquisition URL requires:<br />

• An LDAP server connection set up in the JSS or a JSS user account with privileges to enroll Mac OS X<br />

computers (See “Integrating with LDAP Servers” or “Managing JSS User Accounts” for instructions on<br />

how to set up one of these requirements.)<br />

• User-initiated computer acquisition enabled in the JSS (See “Configuring the User-Initiated Acquisition<br />

Process” for more information.)<br />

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