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Casper Suite Administrator's Guide v8.7 - JAMF Software

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Note: These numbers are based on a MacBook Pro with approximately 100 applications, 2000 UNIX<br />

executable files, 300 fonts, 900 plug-ins, and 300 GB of user home directories.<br />

Additional Inventory Items<br />

Time<br />

(Seconds)<br />

Traffic<br />

(KB)<br />

Default<br />

9 102<br />

(No Additional Items)<br />

Application Details<br />

30 133<br />

(Size, Copyright Info, Date Modified, Bundle ID, and Permissions)<br />

Fonts 10 128<br />

Plug-ins 13 248<br />

UNIX Executable Files 28 200<br />

Available <strong>Software</strong> Updates 110 104<br />

Sizes of Home Directories 25 104<br />

All Additional Options 180 726<br />

To collect additional inventory items:<br />

1. Log in to the JSS with a web browser.<br />

2. Click the Settings tab.<br />

3. Click the Inventory Options link.<br />

4. Click the Inventory Collection Preferences link.<br />

5. Click the tabs to see a list of additional items in each category and select the checkbox next to each item<br />

you want to add.<br />

Note: If you choose to collect application details, the .app bundles on Mac OS X computers are searched<br />

for additional applications. If you choose to collect application details and UNIX executables, the<br />

executable files in any .app bundle are also searched.<br />

6. Click Save.<br />

Creating Extension Attributes<br />

Extension attributes are custom fields that allow you to collect almost any data from a computer. You<br />

can create an extension attribute manually or from a template stored in the JSS. You can also upload an<br />

extension attribute obtained from an outside source, such as <strong>JAMF</strong> Nation.<br />

Creating an extension attribute manually allows you to populate data by displaying a text field or pop-up<br />

menu, or by running a custom script. Extension attributes created from a template or obtained from an<br />

outside source are populated by script.<br />

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