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#MAC WORKSPACE MANAGER INSTALL#
#MAC WORKSPACE MANAGER FULL#
#MAC WORKSPACE MANAGER PRO#
#MAC WORKSPACE MANAGER SOFTWARE#
#MAC WORKSPACE MANAGER CODE#

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#MAC WORKSPACE MANAGER SOFTWARE#

- Fixed bug that prevented Privacy Preferences from loading when default shell was set to zsh.Organizations that deploy macOS desktops should consider adopting tools specializing in macOS.Īpple Business Essential's macOS management software provides a centralized dashboard that surfaces desktop health and security issues, such as low batteries or hard drives without storage.

#MAC WORKSPACE MANAGER CODE#

Note: You can double-click any of the rows in the table view to get more information about the particular setting, such as the Code Requirement for Privacy Preferences or the path or Team ID for a Kernel or System Extension.

Make sure you've given your profile a name, and configured the API settings in the above section. When you are ready, select Upload Profile to upload the profile to your WS1 environment. Note that certain permissions cannot be enabled through MDM, and may be grayed out.

In the table views, you can check or uncheck the permissions that you choose to add to a WS1 UEM profile.

By selecting the New Permissions Needed radio button, you will see a list of only the new settings. This will determine the new Privacy Permissions, Kernel Extensions, and System Extensions installed since the initial Analysis was performed.

Once the target macOS application has been fully installed and all system settings have been enabled/approved, select the Final Analysis button.

If needed, feel free to reboot the machine to complete the installation. Typical these prompts will appear automatically, but for some applications, they may not appear until certain actions are taken within the application.

When the app is initially installed, manually proceed through any additional prompts to enable Privacy Preferences or approve Kernel or System Extensions.

#MAC WORKSPACE MANAGER INSTALL#

You can install the application through any method you prefer, such as manually performing the installation process or deploying the application through Workspace ONE UEM. After performing the initial analysis, install the target macOS application on the same machine.You should see a list of configured Privacy Preferences, Kernel Extensions, and System Extensions. If you need to enable either of the above settings, simply run the analysis again.

#MAC WORKSPACE MANAGER FULL#

If you receive a prompt stating Terminal needs Full Disk Access, select Open System Preferences and enable 'Terminal' under the 'Full Disk Access' section.

Likewise, Terminal needs full disk access in order to gather the appropriate information.

If you do not, you may need to open System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Automation and enable 'Terminal' under the WS1 App Analyzer line.

Note: The first time you perform an analysis, you will be prompted to allow the WS1 App Analyzer to send events to Terminal.

This will determine the configured Privacy Preferences, Kernel Extensions, and System Extensions already installed on the machine.

Before installing the target macOS application, launch the WS1 App Analyzer and select the Initial Analysis button.