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Latest change requests, release notes, and updates for Apple UEM.

SGPS - Migrating Elastic to TAMUS Cluster - JAMF Pro

· One min read
Bernardo Garcia-Moreno
IT Professional I

Change Request 686152 SGPS - Migrating Elastic to TAMUS Cluster - JAMF Pro.

Description: We are ready to migrate the remaining SGPS devices to the TAMUS Elastic Cluster.

The following smart group will be added to the deployment scope. This will target all devices in the SGPS site that are currently enrolled in the Jamf server under Elastic Deployment V2 - SGPS (Full Site) https://tamu.jamfcloud.com/smartComputerGroups.html?id=-1&o=c

This scope will also include any new devices enrolled into the SGBS site via the existing prestage enrollments, ensuring they are automatically migrated to the TAMUS Elastic Cluster.

Jamf Pro - Update Privileges App

· One min read
Andrew Barnett
Senior IT Professional II

Change Request 681903 Jamf Pro - Update Privileges App.

Description: Details of maintenance: Update Privileges elevation tool to the latest version to enable updated security features and functionality.

Benefit of change: There are various benefits of the new version of Privileges. Here is the release page on changes made up to the latest version. https://github.com/SAP/macOS-enterprise-privileges/releases -Revoke admin rights at login

  • Unified expiration interval for administrator privileges

  • Renew expiring administrator privileges at any time

  • Smart card and PIV token support

  • Tamper protection (requires macOS 13 or newer)

  • Run actions on privilege change

  • Status item for the macOS menu bar

  • Command line tool now supports Touch ID

  • AppleScript support

  • Webhooks

  • Localized in 41 languages

  • Elevate privileges by end user credentials for better security

  • Send logs to Elastic when privileges change Impact to customers: The functionality of the customer device will be the same but the Privileges application UI has been slightly updated to a more sleek look.

CLLW - Migrating Elastic to TAMUS Cluster - JAMF Pro

· One min read
Bernardo Garcia-Moreno
IT Professional I

Change Request 672431 CLLW - Migrating Elastic to TAMUS Cluster - JAMF Pro.

Description: We are ready to migrate the remaining CLLW devices to the TAMUS Elastic Cluster.

The following smart group will be added to the deployment scope. This will target all devices in the CLLW site that are currently enrolled in the Jamf server under Elastic Deployment V2 - CLLW (Full Site) https://tamu.jamfcloud.com/smartComputerGroups.html?id=1575&o=r

This scope will also include any new devices enrolled into the CLLW site via the existing prestage enrollments, ensuring they are automatically migrated to the TAMUS Elastic Cluster.

Jamf Pro - College of Architecture Device Site Change

· 2 min read
Bernardo Garcia-Moreno
IT Professional I

Change Request 672763 Jamf Pro - College of Architecture Device Site Change.

Description: We are moving the computers that belong to the College of Architecture to the Architecture site that was created for them.

We used Axonious to find the device ownership for all of our machines in the server and were able to get a list of 30 machines that have the following tag from Axonious: College: Architecture from this data source: Mssql: MSSQL_ Divcollegedesc.

The list has been giving to the IT Staff at the Architecture College which they have reviewed and approved the list.

Breaking computers out into their own site in Jamf is important because it allows for proper scoping, management, and security separation between departments. Sites ensure that devices receive only the policies, configuration profiles, applications, and restrictions intended for their specific college or unit.

By assigning computers to the correct site, administrators can prevent accidental deployments, reduce configuration conflicts, and maintain clearer ownership and accountability of devices. This also improves troubleshooting, reporting accuracy, and access control by limiting visibility and administrative actions to only the devices that team is responsible for.

Overall, proper site separation helps maintain a cleaner Jamf environment, reduces risk during deployments, and supports scalable device management across multiple colleges and departments

CLAR - Migrating Elastic to TAMUS Cluster - JAMF Pro

· One min read
Bernardo Garcia-Moreno
IT Professional I

Change Request 672799 CLAR - Migrating Elastic to TAMUS Cluster - JAMF Pro.

Description: We are ready to migrate the remaining CLAR devices to the TAMUS Elastic Cluster.

The following smart group will be added to the deployment scope. This will target all devices in the CLAR site that are currently enrolled in the Jamf server under Elastic Deployment V2 - CLAR (Full Site) https://tamu.jamfcloud.com/smartComputerGroups.html?id=1576&o=r

This scope will also include any new devices enrolled into the CLAR site via the existing prestage enrollments, ensuring they are automatically migrated to the TAMUS Elastic Cluster.

Jamf Pro - TAMU_WiFi Profile

· One min read
Andrew Barnett
Senior IT Professional II

Change Request 667155 Jamf Pro - TAMU_WiFi Profile.

Description: Details of maintenance: A new computer Configuration Profile was created in Jamf Pro for TAMU_WiFi access. This profile has been assigned to all macOS devices to ensure it is installed before the current WiFi profile expires on April 18th, 2026.

Benefit of change: Devices with the new WiFi profile will maintain uninterrupted wireless internet access and will not experience connection issues after the current WiFi certificate expires.

Impact to customers: If the device cannot receive the WiFi profile after the current certificate expires, campus members might need to log in locally instead of using Jamf Connect/Entra login to connect to TAMU_WiFi, or they may need to troubleshoot why the profile failed to install.

Jamf Pro - TAMU_WiFi Profile

· One min read
Andrew Barnett
Senior IT Professional II

Change Request 668546 Jamf Pro - TAMU_WiFi Profile.

Description: Details of maintenance: A new computer Configuration Profile was created in Jamf Pro for TAMU_WiFi access. This profile has been assigned to all macOS devices to ensure it is installed before the current WiFi profile expires on April 18th, 2026.

Benefit of change: Devices with the new WiFi profile will maintain uninterrupted wireless internet access and will not experience connection issues after the current WiFi certificate expires.

Impact to customers: If the device cannot receive the WiFi profile after the current certificate expires, campus members might need to log in locally instead of using Jamf Connect/Entra login to connect to TAMU_WiFi, or they may need to troubleshoot why the profile failed to install.

[Upgrading Jamf Pro from 11.24 to 11.25]

· One min read
Andrew Barnett
Senior IT Professional II

Change Request 583020 [Upgrading Jamf Pro from 11.24 to 11.25].

Description: Details of maintenance: Upgrading Jamf Pro Server from 11.24 to 11.25. Note: This upgrade is performed by the UEM Team.

Benefit of change: This upgrade provides the following feature enhancements, bug fixes, and critical CVE vulnerability patches. (https://learn.jamf.com/en-US/bundle/jamf-pro-release-notes-current/page/New_Features_and_Enhancements.html)

Impact to customers: Jamf Pro console access and device enrollment capabilities for IT support teams may not be available during the upgrade.

Jamf Pro - PrinterLogic Update for Tahoe Devices for Health

· One min read
Noah Bruce
Apple Device Management Professional

Change Request 581407 Jamf Pro - PrinterLogic Update for Tahoe Devices for Health.

Description: Details of maintenance: An updated PrinterLogic package will be available on Self-Service for Health devices.

Benefit of change: This updated package fixes an issue with PrinterLogic compatibility with macOS Tahoe devices.

Impact to customers: None, this will be an optional Self-Service download.