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AGindiri at 20:32, 10 May 2024

2024-05-10T20:32:58Z

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	** CTE + type of Mac device + Rm. # + TW/SW (teacher workstation/student workstation) + # (starting from 01 going up depending on how many of the same Mac device is in each room.)		** CTE + type of Mac device + Rm. # + TW/SW (teacher workstation/student workstation) + # (starting from 01 going up depending on how many of the same Mac device is in each room.)
	Example:		Example:
			[[File:Screenshot 2024-01-31 113705 - 1.png\|thumb\|551x551px\|What the device tab looks like for individual devices.]]
	'''CTEIMAC118SW01 = CTE + IMAC + (Rm.) 118 + SW + 01'''		'''CTEIMAC118SW01 = CTE + IMAC + (Rm.) 118 + SW + 01'''

	Whenever a device has to switch rooms or is moved from one teacher to another the naming convection HAS to be updated so we know what device is where.		Whenever a device has to switch rooms or is moved from one teacher to another the naming convection HAS to be updated so we know what device is where.

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General Procedures

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	** The serial number		** The serial number
	** What chipset they use (Silicon, Intel)		** What chipset they use (Silicon, Intel)
	** Whether or not the device is supervised		** Whether or not the device is supervised<br />
	~~=== Devices ===~~


	== Installation Process: ==		== Installation Process: ==
	This is a feature used to control how apps, printers and operating systems are rolled out to the variety of Mac devices. There are several ways to organize the installation process based on what the specific app or operating system is used for.		This is a feature used to control how apps, printers and operating systems are rolled out to the variety of Mac devices. There are several ways to organize the installation process based on what the specific app or operating system is used for.
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	* '''Continuously Enforce:''' This option looks different depending on whether the installation being rolled out is already on Kandji or whether it is a custom-built installation. It will take the feature being installed and force it to stay on the device, regardless of user intervention. See more under the Apps section.		* '''Continuously Enforce:''' This option looks different depending on whether the installation being rolled out is already on Kandji or whether it is a custom-built installation. It will take the feature being installed and force it to stay on the device, regardless of user intervention. See more under the Apps section.
	[[File:Screenshot 2024-05-07(1) at 1.29.01 PM.png\|left\|thumb\|436x436px\|What Self-Service looks like for the user.]]		[[File:Screenshot 2024-05-07(1) at 1.29.01 PM.png\|left\|thumb\|436x436px\|What Self-Service looks like for the user.]]

	=== Self Service ===		=== Self Service ===
	In the top left corner of every device that has been enrolled in Kandji is the Kandji logo (bumblebee). When a user clicks on that icon they can access a section called Self Service. Apps, printers and operating systems assigned to this section can be modified to fit the following:		In the top left corner of every device that has been enrolled in Kandji is the Kandji logo (bumblebee). When a user clicks on that icon they can access a section called Self Service. Apps, printers and operating systems assigned to this section can be modified to fit the following:
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	'''Pre/PostInstall Scripts:''' This is where scripts can be added that will automate extra steps of the install process that the user would usually have to complete, mostly clicking through information and permissions as well as placing your install in specified folders and combating potential errors for ensuring that devices have the proper requirements and in some instances fixing the errors in order to allow for a clean install. See more information under the '''Scripting''' section.		'''Pre/PostInstall Scripts:''' This is where scripts can be added that will automate extra steps of the install process that the user would usually have to complete, mostly clicking through information and permissions as well as placing your install in specified folders and combating potential errors for ensuring that devices have the proper requirements and in some instances fixing the errors in order to allow for a clean install. See more information under the '''Scripting''' section.
	[[File:Screenshot 2024-05-07 130542.png\|center\|thumb\|690x690px\|Where the different packages will be placed for any custom apps that are created.]]		[[File:Screenshot 2024-05-07 130542.png\|center\|thumb\|690x690px\|Where the different packages will be placed for any custom apps that are created.]]

	== General Procedures ==		== General Procedures ==
	=== Installation ===		=== Installation ===

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	<nowiki>*</nowiki>(Make sure the secret sauce stays up to date on the relevant 24pintech '''usernames''' and '''passwords''' needed for these accounts)		<nowiki>*</nowiki>(Make sure the secret sauce stays up to date on the relevant 24pintech '''usernames''' and '''passwords''' needed for these accounts)
	== Major Kandji Sections ==		== Major Kandji Sections ==
			[[File:Screenshot 2024-05-03 132133.png\|thumb\|448x448px\|Devices are broken into different categories based on their function around the school, called "blueprints".]]
	=== Blueprints ===		=== Blueprints ===
	~~[[File:Screenshot 2024-05-03 132133.png\|thumb\|448x448px\|Devices are broken into different categories based on their function around the school, called "blueprints".]]~~
	'''Blueprints -''' Blueprints are the specific groups that Mac Devices are placed into when they are enrolled. The information Blueprints hold includes:		'''Blueprints -''' Blueprints are the specific groups that Mac Devices are placed into when they are enrolled. The information Blueprints hold includes:
	* Generals and details information about their assigned devices (hardware & network info, MDM profiles, etc.)		* Generals and details information about their assigned devices (hardware & network info, MDM profiles, etc.)
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	* Enable and disable rules (parameters) for their assigned devices		* Enable and disable rules (parameters) for their assigned devices
	* Perform administrative actions on specific devices assigned to them		* Perform administrative actions on specific devices assigned to them
			[[File:Screenshot 2024-05-03 132358.png\|thumb\|447x447px\|All of the apps Kandji has to offer as well as where custom apps can be made are found in the Library section on Kandji's website.\|left]]
	=== The Library ===		=== The Library ===
	~~[[File:Screenshot 2024-05-03 132358.png\|thumb\|447x447px\|All of the apps Kandji has to offer as well as where custom apps can be made are found in the Library section on Kandji's website.]]~~
	The Library is the catalog where we import and install specific apps, operating systems, profiles, and custom features to be distributed across our Blueprints and directly onto MAC devices.		The Library is the catalog where we import and install specific apps, operating systems, profiles, and custom features to be distributed across our Blueprints and directly onto MAC devices.
	What’s common across these features is the way that they are organized. Features you will commonly run across include:		What’s common across these features is the way that they are organized. Features you will commonly run across include:
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	* '''Install Once Per Device:''' This will automatically roll out the installation a single time on every device it is assigned to. To reinstall the same app you will need to send a blank push on the device.		* '''Install Once Per Device:''' This will automatically roll out the installation a single time on every device it is assigned to. To reinstall the same app you will need to send a blank push on the device.
	* '''Install on-Demand from Self Service:''' A (section) users can access where apps, printers and operating systems can be downloaded at the user’s discretion whenever they need or want it.		* '''Install on-Demand from Self Service:''' A (section) users can access where apps, printers and operating systems can be downloaded at the user’s discretion whenever they need or want it.
	* ~~[[File:Screenshot 2024-05-03 at 1.29.01 PM.png\|thumb\|464x464px\|What the Self-Service looks like for the user and where they can find it on a Kandji-managed IMAC.]]~~'''Continuously Enforce:''' This option looks different depending on whether the installation being rolled out is already on Kandji or whether it is a custom-built installation. It will take the feature being installed and force it to stay on the device, regardless of user intervention. See more under the Apps section.		* '''Continuously Enforce:''' This option looks different depending on whether the installation being rolled out is already on Kandji or whether it is a custom-built installation. It will take the feature being installed and force it to stay on the device, regardless of user intervention. See more under the Apps section.
			[[File:Screenshot 2024-05-07(1) at 1.29.01 PM.png\|left\|thumb\|436x436px\|What Self-Service looks like for the user.]]

	=== Self Service ===		=== Self Service ===
	In the top left corner of every device that has been enrolled in Kandji is the Kandji logo (bumblebee). When a user clicks on that icon they can access a section called Self Service. Apps, printers and operating systems assigned to this section can be modified to fit the following:		In the top left corner of every device that has been enrolled in Kandji is the Kandji logo (bumblebee). When a user clicks on that icon they can access a section called Self Service. Apps, printers and operating systems assigned to this section can be modified to fit the following:
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	=== Continuously Enforcing ===		=== Continuously Enforcing ===
	Continuously enforcing is an install feature that requires a device to keep the item installed no matter what, it cannot be removed by the user. The conditions to how this works are different, depending on whether or not the service being installed is already integrated into Kandji (ex: Auto Apps), or if it is a custom install (Custom Apps). Here’s how they vary:		Continuously enforcing is an install feature that requires a device to keep the item installed no matter what, it cannot be removed by the user. The conditions to how this works are different, depending on whether or not the service being installed is already integrated into Kandji (ex: Auto Apps), or if it is a custom install (Custom Apps). Here’s how they vary:
	* '''Audit & Enforce (Custom Apps):''' For custom apps and services, Kandji cannot automatically enforce them continuously. Their software requires more information in order to understand how to automatically install the app or service and how to manage it afterward. This requires a process called “Auditing”, which involves writing scripts that tell the computer how to process a list of commands without you having to manually do each step. See more information under the Scripting section.		* '''Audit & Enforce (Custom Apps):''' For custom apps and services, Kandji cannot automatically enforce them continuously. Their software requires more information in order to understand how to automatically install the app or service and how to manage it afterward. This requires a process called “Auditing”, which involves writing scripts that tell the computer how to process a list of commands without you having to manually do each step. See more information under the Scripting section.[[File:Screenshot 2024-05-07 at 1.29.01 PM.png\|thumb\|What the Self-Service looks like for the user and where they can find it on a Kandji-managed IMAC.]]
	=== Install Details -Custom Apps ===		=== Install Details -Custom Apps ===
	Install Details in a feature unique for Custom Apps. This is where you physically place the files with app install, but all where you will place your pre-install and post-install scripts for any auditing and where you can choose whether or not the device must be restarted after the install. When placing files into Kandji to be run, these are the different file options that they accept:		Install Details in a feature unique for Custom Apps. This is where you physically place the files with app install, but all where you will place your pre-install and post-install scripts for any auditing and where you can choose whether or not the device must be restarted after the install. When placing files into Kandji to be run, these are the different file options that they accept:
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	* '''ZIP File:''' Accepts '''.zip''' files		* '''ZIP File:''' Accepts '''.zip''' files
	'''Pre/PostInstall Scripts:''' This is where scripts can be added that will automate extra steps of the install process that the user would usually have to complete, mostly clicking through information and permissions as well as placing your install in specified folders and combating potential errors for ensuring that devices have the proper requirements and in some instances fixing the errors in order to allow for a clean install. See more information under the '''Scripting''' section.		'''Pre/PostInstall Scripts:''' This is where scripts can be added that will automate extra steps of the install process that the user would usually have to complete, mostly clicking through information and permissions as well as placing your install in specified folders and combating potential errors for ensuring that devices have the proper requirements and in some instances fixing the errors in order to allow for a clean install. See more information under the '''Scripting''' section.
			[[File:Screenshot 2024-05-07 130542.png\|center\|thumb\|690x690px\|Where the different packages will be placed for any custom apps that are created.]]

	== General Procedures ==		== General Procedures ==
	=== Installation ===		=== Installation ===

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2024-05-03T20:32:22Z

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AGindiri: Majority of Kandji information from 'Kandji Documentation' with some additional information added.

2024-05-01T18:46:27Z

Majority of Kandji information from 'Kandji Documentation' with some additional information added.

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AGindiri: Outlining Documentation

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Outlining Documentation

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			This will go over:

			- Basic Kandji functions

			- Relevant (peripheral?) software - (being able to login to apple school manager

			- Kandji Parts (segments/sections)

			- General Procedures

			- Major Maintenance Procedures (including yearly procedures)

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AGindiri: Created Kandji page

2024-04-30T16:23:18Z

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