True or false: You can view members of a directory services group in Jamf - Answers False, you
have to go to your IdP where the group is sourced from to find that
Where do you go to set check-in frequency, as well as set startup scripts and login events? -
Answers Settings > Check-in
What are the three main components of a Jamf pro server? - Answers Java, Apache Tomcat,
and MySQL
What level of access does the auditor privilege grant? - Answers Read access
Which management framework component updates the inventory for *mobile devices*? -
Answers MDM profile
Which management framework components update the inventory for *computers*? - Answers
The jamf binary and MDM profile
True or false: you can manually enroll a mobile device the same way you can with a computer? -
Answers False, mobile devices can only be supervised with ADE or via Apple Configurator
True or false: Smart groups only show managed computer/devices - Answers True, advanced
searches will show all inventory (managed or unmanaged)
When looking at a group, where do you go to tell if that group is used for anything (policies,
profiles, app catalog, etc.) - Answers The Reports tab
What are the benefits of supervision for mobile devices? - Answers Additional management
functionality and capabilities
What is the symbolic and numerical way to give read access? - Answers r— (double dash) and 4
What is the symbolic and numerical way to give write access? - Answers -w- and 2
What is the symbolic and numerical way to give execute access? - Answers —x (double dash)
and 1
True or false: You don't always need to make a snapshot to package an app in Composer? -
Answers True, in simpler use cases you can just drag an app from your Applications folder to
the Sources tab in Composer
What are the three steps to package an app in Composer? - Answers 1. Drag the .app to
Sources
2. Set Owner to root and Group to wheel
3. Click the three dots > "Apply Owner and Group to x and All Enclosed Items" (the second