![]() Why would we NOT get Jamf upgrade notifications? This is a terrible decision Jamf should reconsider ASAP. I have opened a ticket with them and encourage everyone to do the same. I can't understand why Jamf is refusing to send email notifications on upgrades. So why even make this an issue you need to act on? There's no benefit to customers by removing email notifications. It's non-sense like this that starts to add up with long time customers. Is Jamf having a problem with paying for email sending expenses? Because I cannot otherwise comprehend why customers cannot continue to receive email notifications. This is such a silly and bizarre conversation to be having. Comments should never be deleted (unless it runs afoul some rule) and should be kept around for historical and informational purposes. Unless you plan on deleting the discussion and re-creating it every time, thereby deleting people's comments which creates a whole set of other issues. That's not even mentioning all the confusion that will be created every time that post gets updated but the comments remain that reference older product releases. I need Jamf Pro update emails going to my work email address. I have Jamf Nation emails going to a personal address. My Jamf Nation profile is associated with my personal email address. I'll repost what I said in this feature request: ![]() Hosted Regionįor real-time messages about your upgrade, subscribe to alerts.įor information on what's new in Jamf Pro 10.31, please review the release notes. Need assistance identifying the Hosted Data Region of your Jamf Cloud instance? Check out this guide to find out how. Your Jamf Pro server, including any free sandbox environments, will be updated to Jamf Pro 10.31 based on your hosted data region below. With this Jamf Pro release, we are excited to announce Jamf Title Editor as an expansion of application lifecycle management capabilities, an integration with TeamViewer for remote screen sharing and continued enhancements for Jamf Connect deployments and macOS Self Service. Standard cloud customers will be upgraded directly to 10.31.1 during this weekend's scheduled release. Please check your Jamf Nation alerts or the release notes for additional details on this release. Launch the Apache Tomcat 8.5.x Windows Service Installer.įollow the onscreen instructions, and choose "Minimum" from the Select the type of install pop-up menu.Įxpand the option for Tomcat and select the Service Startup option to customize the install.Today we made an update available to Jamf Pro to fix an issue with a legacy passcode policy payload. A reminder that the cloud upgrade was postponed and is now scheduled for this upcoming weekend, see below for details. On the Tomcat 8 download page, navigate to the Quick Navigation section and click Archives.Ĭlick the folder for the version of Tomcat that you want.Ĭlick the "apache-tomcat-8.5.x.exe" link to download the installer. If you need a previous version of Tomcat: On the Tomcat 8 download page, navigate to Tomcat 8.5.x > Binary Distributions > Core.Ĭlick the "32-bit/64-bit Windows Service Installer" link to download the installer. If you need the latest version of Tomcat: In a web browser, open the Tomcat 8 download page: The following instructions explain how to manually configure Tomcat to use a self-signed SSL certificate on port 8443. You are highly encouraged to install the version of Tomcat associated with the version of Jamf Pro you are installing. Jamf tests each version of Jamf Pro with the corresponding version of Tomcat listed in the Apache Tomcat Versions Installed by the Jamf Pro Installer article. Installing the Jamf Pro Web App and MySQL on Different ServersĪpache Tomcat is the web application server that runs Jamf Pro.Configuring Tomcat to Work with a Load Balancer.Installing Jamf Pro Using the Installer.PET Jamf Pro Installation and Configuration Guide for Windows
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