In this article, we’ll cover how to use Zapier to connect data from your Jamf Account to a Google sheet. Once you build a WebHooks receiver in Zapier, you don’t have to use Google as the third party service that your WebHook triggers. You could use any other service that Zapier integrates as well, including Mailchimp, WordPress, Shopify, Todoist, ZenDesk, SurveyMonkey, Freshdesk, Quickbooks, Basecamp, and about 1,200 other solutions. In other words, you can link a WebHook from Jamf Pro into pretty much any automated service that you can think of! So what’s a WebHook? A WebHook is an HTTP callback, or an HTTP POST that is fired when an event…
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Jamf Freshdesk Plugin
Ever wanted to be able to view devices from your Jamf server from within your Freshdesk environment? Well, I just posted a new integration on the Jamf Marketplace just for Freshdesk. This plugin will display a search bar on the right side of the screen. Enter a serial number to find your devices. If a match is found, you’ll see information on the device (note: this is up on GitHub so you can change what fields you see).If you don’t find anything that matches a given pattern, you’ll get an error.
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Extension Attribute to Grab iTunes Hashes for VPP on macOS
Here’s a new extension attribute at https://github.com/krypted/ituneshash/blob/master/ituneshash.sh for grabbing the hash ID used for iTunes Store accounts, useful with VPP: #!/bin/sh # # # #Jamf Pro Extension Attribute to return the App Store Account Hash for iTunes #Note that the return is null if one is not found # # result=`/usr/libexec/mdmclient QueryAppInstallation | grep iTunesStoreAccountHash | sed '/.*\"\(.*\)\".*/ s//\1/g'` echo "<result>$result</result>" The output is something like: <result>oBSmAAAa0nUAAACBHe5AaALlNBg=</result> Which would bring the string into Jamf Pro
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Jamf Pro Extension Attribute For TouchID
Built a quick extension attribute for Jamf Pro environments to check if TouchID is enabled and report back a string in $result – this could easily be modified and so I commented a few pointers for environments that might need to modify it (e.g. to check for user-level as it’s currently system-level). To see/have the code, check https://github.com/krypted/TouchID_check.