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Approving Kernel Extensions for macOS
Some apps like Sophos AV, VMware Fusion, and Dropbox are not functioning properly after upgrading macOS Certain applications need to install kernel extensions (KEXTs) in order to function properly. This will require explicitly allowing those extensions to be installed Grant ...
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jamf, managed, backup, pppc, configuration, profile, full, disk
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Enable Full Disk Access for MacOS Applications (Including CrashPlan)
Some apps like Crashplan, Sophos Central, VMware Fusion, and Spirion are not functioning properly after installing them on macOS. Certain applications need access to the whole disk in order to function properly. This will require explicitly allowing the applications to access the full ...
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jamf, crashplan, managed, backup, pppc, configuration, profile, full
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Find 32 Bit Applications on macOS
macOS Catalina and higher do not allow 32 bit applications to run. In order to upgrade you will need to find updated or alternative software to meet your business requirements. To see what software on your Mac might be 32 bit you ...
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macos, catalina, 32, bit, 32-bit
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Jamf Pro - Restricting upgrades to macOS
you need to prevent users from installing the latest version of macOS immediately, you can create a configuration profile in Jamf Pro to defer updates for up to 90 days after release. Using this profile, you can choose to defer ...
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endpoint, management, restrict, block, osx, macos, jamf, c-jamf
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macOS Unidentified Developer Error when Installing an Application
Apple has increased their security in macOS Mojave and later versions. When you install an application you may get an "unidentified developer" error and the application will not install.To resolve this issue you can perform either of the following steps ...
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macos, mojave, catalina, unidentified, developer, app, apple
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