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macOS Deployment

To deploy the Endpoint Protector package for macOS using Intune, follow these steps:

Step 1 – Open and log in to Endpoint Protector.

Step 2 – Go to System Configuration > Client Software, select the macOS client version from the EPP Mac Version dropdown, and click Generate to download the macOS Endpoint Protector package.

Downloading the macOS Endpoint Protector package

Step 3 – Go to the Microsoft Intune admin center (also known as Microsoft Endpoint Manager) and sign in.

Step 4 – Go to Apps from the left-hand side menu, and on the Apps | Overview page, select the macOS platform.

Step 5 – On the macOS apps page, click Create, select Line-of-business app as the app type, and then click Select.

Creating a macOS line-of-business app

Step 6 – Click Select app package file and, from the right-hand side, select the Endpoint Protector .pkg file (for example, EndpointProtectorClient2608.2.1.3.pkg), upload it, and click OK.

Selecting the Endpoint Protector .pkg app package file

Step 7 – On the App information page, fill in the mandatory fields and then click Next:

  • Name – add Endpoint Protector Client
  • Description – add Endpoint Protector Client
  • Publisher – add Netwrix Ltd.

The App bundle ID and App version fields populate automatically from the uploaded package. Optionally, set Show this as a featured app to Yes to surface the app in the Company Portal, and configure Category, Information URL, Privacy URL, Developer, Owner, Notes, and Logo as needed.

Completing the App information page, including the featured app option

Step 8 – On the Assignments page, in the Required section, select the group to deploy the Endpoint Protector client to, and then click Next.

Selecting the group for which you want to deploy the Endpoint Protector client

Step 9 – On the Review + create page, review the summary and click Create – this starts the Endpoint Protector package upload.

Reviewing the app information and creating the app

Step 10 – Go to Devices from the left-hand menu, select macOS, Shell scripts and then click Add.

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Contact Customer Support to get the script.

Adding scripts on shell scripts page

Step 11 – On the Add script page, fill in the mandatory information and then click Next.

  • Name (mandatory) – add a name for the script (Post install script)
  • Description – add a description for the script

Completing mandatory inforamtion for Shell Scripts

Step 12 – On the Script settings tab, add the following information and then click Next:

  • Upload and select the New Jamf PostInstall script from your computer
  • Set the Run script as sign-in user setting to No

Adding inforamtion on the script settings page

Step 13 – On the Assignments tab, include the groups you prefer (Add groups, all users, or all devices) and then click Next.

Including the groups you prefer

Step 14 – On the Review + add tab, review the script information and click Add.

Viewing the script information