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

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As a safety mechanism, drives that contain multiple pre-configured partitions are not repartitioned; however, secondary partitions can be set up to re-image the partition if it already exists. Restore Partitions Restore partitions are hidden partitions that allow you to re-image a computer using less network overhead. These partitions function as an alternative to NetBoot or USB/FireWire drives. In lab environments, Restore partitions allow for fully automated re-imaging of computers. They can also cache packages and scripts locally to reduce the stress on your distribution points. 254
Managing Configurations This section explains how to: • Create configurations Create smart configurations Compile configurations Delete configurations Creating Configurations This section explains how to use Casper Admin or the JAMF Software Server (JSS) to: • Create a configuration Set up partitioning • To create a configuration using Casper Admin: 1. Open Casper Admin. 2. Click the New Config button in the toolbar. 3. Enter a name for the configuration. 4. (Optional) Enter a description of the configuration. 5. If you want to set a default homepage for the clients: a. Click the Homepage tab. b. Enter the web address for the homepage. 255
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Casper Suite Administrator’s Guid
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MySQL Mac Windows OS iOS X Applicat
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Compatibility Understanding with Do
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Chapter 1: Administering the JSS 7
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Mac OS X Applications Casper Admin
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Self Service Web Clip The Self Serv
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On the Mac platform, the JSS runs o
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Certificate Authority A certificate
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Requirements This section lists the
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• OS X v10.7.x OS X v10.8.x Wind
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Installing and Managing the JSS Req
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To create the jamfsoftware database
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Allocating Additional Memory to Tom
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Setting Up the JSS The first time y
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9. Choose whether or not to create
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Upgrading the JSS This section expl
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Backing Up the Database The JSS Dat
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To stop scheduled database backups:
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Deleting Logs from the Database Ove
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Migrating to Another Server The ins
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7. Enter the DNS name or IP address
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3. If the external drive is already
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6. Use the Encryption Method pop-up
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6. Click Save. Change Management lo
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6. Enter your GSX account number in
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Enabling Clustering Clustering allo
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Configuring Tomcat to Work with a L
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6. Select a limited access option.
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server.xml The JSS Installer instal
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Memory Issues If there is a large a
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Chapter 2: Client Management 61
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Creating Package Sources A package
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6. Install and configure your softw
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Creating Package Sources from Pre-I
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There are a few ways Composer handl
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Managing Package Manifests Package
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Updating Package Manifests Periodic
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Restoring Deleted Files or Folders
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To add a postflight script that rem
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Description.plist File The descript
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3. Control-click (or right-click) t
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Building DMGs When used in conjunct
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Configuring the OS Before building
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Managing Composer Preferences Compo
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Remove .DS_Store Files in Common Lo
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Building Your Client Management Fra
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d. Verify the changes are correct a
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Authentication Type If the LDAP ser
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To look up computer list informatio
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Managing JSS User Accounts The JAMF
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8. Click the Notifications tab and
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4. Click the Add Group from LDAP bu
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10. Click the Save button. To edit
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5. Select the NetBoot option and cl
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To edit a NetBoot server: 1. Log in
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5. Click Delete to confirm. Departm
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10. Click the Save button. To edit
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3. Click the Settings tab. 4. Click
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Info Pane This pane allows you to m
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Fill Existing User Home Directories
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3. Click the Info tab and select th
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Step 3: Create a New Adobe Installa
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Suppress Registration Ensures that
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When this process is complete, choo
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3. Click the Casper Admin link. 4.
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Enabling the Self Healing Feature S
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3. Click OK to confirm the deletion
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5. Click the New Script button and
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OS Requirements If certain operatin
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Managing Printers This section expl
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2. Select the printers that you wan
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Creating Directory Bindings Directo
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12. If you are binding client compu
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8. Enter the username and password
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6. Choose a type of recovery key ty
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Configuring the Computer Management
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5. Select Use External Certificate
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• If the server hosting the JSS
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Check for policies triggered by sta
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Hide account from OS X Login Window
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3. Click the Computer Management Fr
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Managing Removable MAC Addresses Co
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Policies Policies allow you to auto
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• Uninstall a package. Add a pri
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Self Service Pane This pane allows
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Dock Pane This pane allows you to c
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• Flush user caches. Verify star
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7. Click Continue. Clients execute
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Note: These numbers are based on a
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8. (Optional) Enter a description.
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Adding Custom Search Paths By defau
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6. Select the Default checkbox to d
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Managing Peripheral Types You can t
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Acquiring Mac OS X Computers Acquis
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6. (Optional) Select Purchasing in
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Enrolling Mac OS X Computers with t
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5. Enter the email addresses that y
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You can also sign the QuickAdd pack
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11. Click the Create button. 12. Sa
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Page 245 and 246: Creating Computer Groups Computer g
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Page 249 and 250: Viewing Receipts The JAMF Software
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10. Click the Packages tab and clic
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Using the Self Healing Feature In o
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Remote Control Overview of Remote C
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Using Screen Sharing This section e
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Settings and Security Management Ma
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The following table shows how Manag
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8. Click the Settings tab. 9. Selec
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3. Click the Managed Preferences li
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5. Select the Import from Manifest
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14. Select a value for the preferen
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Creating and Installing Mac OS X Co
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11. Click the Scope tab and assign
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9. Click the Edit link across from
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Running Remote Commands for Mac OS
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Canceling Remote Commands The JSS a
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6. If you want to specify parameter
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5. Choose when to run the script by
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4. Create a policy or edit an exist
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Managing Dock Items Before you add
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Managing Local Accounts You can man
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3. Casper Remote creates the accoun
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To reset the password for a local a
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8. Choose how often you want client
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Binding to Directory Services Befor
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Deploying Disk Encryption Configura
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If you deployed a disk encryption c
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Managing Open Firmware/EFI Password
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5. If you want to remove the passwo
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10. (Optional) Enter additional inf
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9. (Optional) Enter additional info
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To specify software definitions for
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Reporting on Licensed Software Usin
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General Pane This pane allows you t
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9. Click the Display Fields tab sel
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Sending Notifications on Licensed S
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Usage Management Application Usage
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8. When the list of logs is display
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5. Click the Computer Usage Logs li
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10. To display a message to the use
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8. In the Username field, enter the
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Managing User Authentication Prefer
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Making Policies Available in Self S
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2. Click the Management tab. 3. Cli
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Managing Self Service Plug-ins The
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Self Service Plug-in Bundles The Se
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Installing Items from Self Service
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Accessing Plug-ins Plug-ins are dis
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Building Your MDM Framework Configu
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3. Click the Global Management Fram
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• If the server hosting the JSS
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To set up or modify OTA Enrollment
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6. Select or deselect additional op
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Enrolling Mobile Devices OTA The JS
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7. Customize the invitation message
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The OTA Enrollment User Experience
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5. When notified that the profile w
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10. If the device has a passcode se
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Enrolling Connected Mobile Devices
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Downloading Enrollment Profiles Bef
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Unenrolling Mobile Devices Unenroll
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3. Click the Mobile Devices link ab
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Display Fields Pane This pane allow
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Viewing Mobile Device Search Result
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Category Description Actions that y
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A description of the information on
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7. Click the Criteria tab and defin
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Performing Mass Actions on Mobile D
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2. Click the Inventory tab. 3. Perf
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7. Add or modify information as nee
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Deleting Mobile Devices from the JS
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6. To send an email notification wh
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Configuration Creating and Distribu
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9. In the payloads list, select the
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Distributing iOS Configuration Prof
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Removing iOS Configuration Profiles
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Security Management Running Remote
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Viewing the Status of Remote Comman
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Distribution Apps Understanding Unm
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Make Available in the Self Service
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Distributing In-House Apps In-house
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10. Choose a hosting location for t
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8. Enter or verify the app name, ve
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5. Click the Scope tab and remove d
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eBooks The JAMF Software Server (JS
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9. Click Save. The eBook is distrib
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Casper Focus Overview of Casper Foc
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Managing Classes For a teacher to c
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