You can use Jamf Pro to create a computer configuration profile that configures Offline Deployment Mode settings with the Application & Custom Settings payload. This payload allows you to select Offline Deployment Mode settings, automatically generate a PLIST file, and configure the scope.
Note:
Apple requires that configuration profiles be less than 1 MB. Configuration profiles 1 MB or larger may cause errors with the server distribution.
In Administrative > Downloads, copy the Offline Deployment Mode security token for use in the configuration profile.
In Jamf Pro, click Computers in the sidebar.
Click Configuration profiles in the sidebar.
Click New .
Use the General payload to configure basic settings, including the level at which to apply the profile and the distribution method.
Only payloads and settings that apply to the selected level are displayed for the profile.
To distribute the profile during enrollment using a computer PreStage enrollment, ensure you create a computer-level configuration profile.
Select Applications and Custom Settings > Jamf Applications.
Click Add .
In the Jamf Application Domain pop-up menu, choose "com.jamf.protect" .
In the Version pop-up menu, choose a version of the preference domain.
Note:
If the latest version is not listed, choose the most recent version.
In the Variant pop-up menu, choose "Jamf Protect Telemetry.json".
The Offline Deployment Mode domain settings display.
Configure the Offline Deployment Mode settings, and include the security token in its relevant field.
Note:
To enable network logging when configuring telemetry settings, add the network_connect event to the Telemetry v2 Settings and Exceptions > Event Selection section.
Additional requirements must be met to use network logging in telemetry configurations. For more information, see Configuring Network Telemetry.
Click the Scope tab and configure the scope of the profile.
Click Save .
The Offline Deployment Mode plan configuration profile is distributed to target computers when they check in with Jamf Pro.