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17 docs tagged with "macOS"

Documents covering Apple's macOS and its applications

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Get Office Update Channel (macOS) CF

This agent procedure checks the update channel for Microsoft Office on macOS endpoints and updates the corresponding custom field. It outlines the necessary steps to implement the procedure, including dependencies, export/import instructions, and expected output for successful execution.

Huntress Agent Management

This document provides a comprehensive guide for deploying and managing the Huntress Agent on both Windows and macOS machines, including installation, uninstallation, and repair processes, along with associated content for effective monitoring and management.

Missing Webroot

This document outlines an internal monitor that detects all computers whose associated client has the Enable Webroot Deployment EDF checked, while ensuring there are no associated location or computer exclusions. It includes dependencies and target operating systems.

Ninja RMM Deployment

This group contains the endpoints where the Ninja RMM deployment is enabled, the software "NinjaRMMAgent" is missing, and the custom field "Ninja Deployment Result" is blank.

NinjaRMM Deployment - [MAC]

This script deploys the NinjaRMMAgent to MAC OS, based on the article provided below: https://ninjarmm.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/27524794230669-NinjaOne-Agent-Installation-Agent-Tokenization. It depends on the Authorization token, which will be kept in the company or site custom fields.

Office C2R Update Schedule Select (macOS)

This document outlines the procedure for setting the update channel for Microsoft Office on macOS endpoints, including the available channels and implementation steps for exporting and importing the agent procedure in VSA RMM.

Webroot

This document outlines the procedures for managing Webroot Software within ConnectWise Automate, including installation, configuration, and auditing processes. It covers system requirements, plugin installation, and automatic deployment strategies for both Windows and macOS systems.

xPVAL ProVal Compatible Endpoint

This document outlines the creation of a custom field that indicates whether an endpoint is compatible or provides reasons for incompatibility, including various conditions such as outdated operating systems or PowerShell versions.