Useful link for Jamf Pro starters

Youtube knowledge base :
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlxHm_Px-Ie3dNKXGmRIuxFgmiy2KZDH5


Guide:
http://docs.jamf.com/10.9.0/jamf-pro/administrator-guide/Preface.html

Network Ports Used by Jamf Pro :
https://www.jamf.com/jamf-nation/articles/34/network-ports-used-by-jamf-pro

integrate Jamf Pro with Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) : http://docs.jamf.com/technical-papers/jamf-pro/integrating-ad-cs/10.6.0/Introduction.html

Finding a Process Name Using Terminal:
https://www.jamf.com/jamf-nation/articles/98/finding-the-name-of-processes-when-configuring-restricted-software

Starting and Stopping Tomcat :
https://www.jamf.com/jamf-nation/articles/117/starting-and-stopping-tomcat

Enabling Debug Mode:
 https://www.jamf.com/jamf-nation/articles/454/enabling-debug-mode

Classic API
https://developer.jamf.com/#/advancedmobiledevicesearches/findAdvancedMobileDeviceSearches

Obtaining an Installer Certificate from Apple:
https://www.jamf.com/jamf-nation/articles/301/obtaining-an-installer-certificate-from-apple

Integration of Jamf with Intune:
http://docs.jamf.com/technical-papers/jamf-pro/microsoft-intune/10.9.0/Introduction.html

• Jamf Pro includes three components: 
  1. Java: a runtime environment required by Apache Tomcat and the Jamf Pro web application 
  2. Apache Tomcat: a web server 
  3. MySQL: an open source relational database management system 

• The physical location of the Jamf Pro server depends on each organization’s needs. There are two options: 
  1. Hosted by Jamf in a cloud environment 
  2. Hosted by an organization in their server environment using macOS, Ubuntu, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), or Windows Server 

• Navigating Jamf Pro: 
  • Dashboard, Sidebar, Objects, and Buttons 
  • Computers, Devices, and Users 
  • Settings button 
  • Keyboard shortcuts
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  • Buildings and Departments can be created to organize the devices managed by Jamf Pro.
    
    

Jamf Pro Navigational Aid

Computers

Devices
Users
Settings

Jamf Pro Server Environment

	Server OS	Tomcat Version	Database Configuration	Java
Recommended	Windows Server 2016	Tomcat 8.5	MySQL 5.7 – InnoDB	Oracle Java 1.8
	Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS		MySQL 5.7 on Amazon RDS – InnoDB	OpenJDK 1.8
	macOS 10.14*
	Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.x
Minimum Required	Windows Server 2012 R2	Tomcat 7	MySQL 5.6 – InnoDB
	Ubuntu Server 16.04 LTS
	macOS 10.13*
	Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.x

* macOS is not recommended for clustered environments.

Web Browsers
The following table lists the browser requirements for enrollment and access to web applications:

	macOS	iOS	Windows	Linux
Recommended	Safari	Safari	Microsoft Internet Explorer 11
Minimum Required	Google Chrome		Google Chrome	Google Chrome
	Mozilla Firefox		Mozilla Firefox
			Microsoft Edge

Computer and Mobile Device Management
The following table lists operating system requirements for managed computers and mobile devices:

	macOS*	iOS	tvOS
Recommended	macOS 10.14.x	iOS 12.x	tvOS 12.x
		iOS 11.x	tvOS 11.x
Minimum Required	macOS 10.13.x	iOS 10.x
	macOS 10.11.x	iOS 9.x

* Also indicates macOS versions required to run Composer on Mac computers.

Jamf Pro Server Requirements

The server used to host Jamf Pro should meet the minimum requirements for operating system, Tomcat version, database configuration, and Java installation. For detailed information on these requirements, see "Jamf Pro Server Environment" on the Jamf Pro System Requirements page. 

The Jamf Pro installers have additional requirements for each platform: 

Mac

• A 64-bit capable Intel processor 
• 2 GB of RAM 
• 400 MB of disk space available 
• Ports 8443 and 9006 available 

Linux

• A 64-bit capable Intel processor 
• 2 GB of RAM 
• 400 MB of disk space available 
• The "wget" utility installed 
• Ports 8443 and 8080 available 

Windows

• A 64-bit capable Intel processor 
• 2 GB of RAM 
• 400 MB of disk space available 
• Ports 8443 and 8080 available
  Note: The Jamf Pro Installer for Windows automatically creates a firewall exception for port 8443. If you are using a third-party firewall, or if you are using a port other than 8443, you will need to manually add a firewall exception.