Jamf Connect demobilization and/or migration workflow builder

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This script has been designed to build a workflow to allow computers previously bound to AD to use Jamf Connect. The main build script will create policies, smart groups and scripts in your Jamf Pro server using the Classic API.

I'd recommended reading Demobilizing and Unbinding Mobile Accounts with Jamf Connect and Jamf Pro before using this script.

There are two workflows detailed here, Demobilize only and Demobilize & migrate. If you would prefer the standard macOS login screen use Demobilize only. Otherwise if you wish to use the Jamf Connect Login window, use the Demobilize & migrate workflow.

You will need to configure your IdP settings for Jamf Connect and make them available for distribution as configuration profiles in Jamf Pro. For each workflow, you will need to include the following keys in your Jamf Connect Login settings in addition to the other settings. Please reference the Jamf Connect Documentation for further information about configuring Jamf Connect.

Demobilize only

<key>DemobilizeUsers</key>
<true/>

Demobilize & migrate

<key>DemobilizeUsers</key>
<true/>
<key>Migrate</key>
<true/>
<key>MigrateUsersHide</key>
<array>
	<string>NAMEOFLOCALADMIN1</string>
	<string>NAMEOFLOCALADMIN2</string>
</array>
<key>DenyLocal</key>
<true/>
<key>DenyLocalExcluded</key>
<array>
	<string>NAMEOFLOCALADMIN1</string>
	<string>NAMEOFLOCALADMIN2</string>
</array>
<key>LocalFallback</key>
<true/>

How to use

Prepare your Jamf Connect Login and Jamf Connect Menu Bar settings configuration profiles
- Scope the configuration profiles to target computers
Upload JamfConnect.pkg and JamfConnectLaunchAgent.pkg to your distribution point
- You can download the latest Jamf Connect DMG from account.jamf.com
Download the entire Demobilize-Builder repo to your Mac (Code > Download ZIP)
Run Jamf Connect demobilize workflow builder.sh from the command line e.g. sh /PATH/TO/SCRIPT
- Ensure the entire repo is intact, the build script needs the other scripts present to work correctly
- Ensure that terminal has TCC access to the location you are running the build script from
After the workflow is built in Jamf Pro
- Customize the script parameter values in the policy Demobilize - Install Jamf Connect if desired
- Add JamfConnect.pkg to the policy Demobilize - Install Jamf Connect
- Add JamfConnectLaunchAgent.pkg to the policy Demobilize - Reset login window or Demobilize - Activate Jamf Connect Login depending on your chosen workflow
- Scope the configuration profile "Demobilize - Jamf System Events PPPC" to target the Smart Group "Demobilize - Jamf Connect installed"
- Enable the Demobilize policies
Test!

Appendix

Objects & settings created/modified in Jamf Pro

Settings

Login hooks enabled
Check for policies at login enabled

Hambeard / Demobilize-Builder