Hey all. In case you couldn’t guess, I’ve been completing a lot of on-premise Casper JSS / Jamf Pro Server upgrades recently for customer’s using Windows Servers to host their solution. I’m a big fan of little reminders and checklists
Aka “It is recommended that you use an account that is a local administrator and run the JSS Installer with elevated permissions” Hey all. This is another thing that I occasionally come across as an eternal consultant and keep forgetting
Aka “The JSS Database Utility needs to be executed with superuser privileges” Hey all. This is something that I occasionally come across as an eternal consultant and keep forgetting the exact command needed to work around it, so what better
Aka “The JSS Database Utility needs to be executed with superuser privileges” Hey all. This is something that I occasionally come across as an eternal consultant and keep forgetting the exact command needed to work around it, so what better
OS X Mountain Lion has the ability to allow others to connect to a printer connected to your Mac. As long as they are on your local network, then other Mac and Windows computers are capable of sharing your printer.
In my last post I discussed the potential uses and requirements for managing Mac clients in a dual directory environment. In this post, I will delve in deeper to discuss how you can actually configure these settings. First things first
For those of you born in the 80s a major part of our secondary school life was MSN messenger. It provided a free and easy way to chat to our friends outside of school as well as send small files