TruU plist JAMF Install

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Creating TruU/JAMF Package

1. Download the TruU Mac Authenticator. Click the box to Include Config File in Download. Click plist, then click Download
2. Login to your JAMF Admin Portal. This first step is creating a deployment profile. First, click Computers on the JAMF Dashboard
3. Next, Click Configuration Profiles. Then, Click (+) New
4. Name the Profile
5. Next, scroll down and select Application & Custom Settings. Then, click Upload
6. Click (+) Add. Then, copy and paste your downloaded plist from the TruU Mac Authenticator into the Property List Box below
7. Then, the “Preference Domain” should be set to ai.truu.ma.configuration
8. Click Save
9. Next, click Edit
10. Then, scroll down and select Single Sign-On Extensions. Click (+) Add. Select SSO for the Payload Type. Then, enter com.truu.LoginHost.SSO for the “Extension Identifier”. Next, enter VGJPA2G633 for the “Team Identifier”. Then, ensure that the “Sign-On Type” is Credential
11. Enter your Kerberos Realm for both the “Realm” and “Hosts” values. They will be the same and you can find this name by contacting your Active Directory Admin
12. Click Save

13. Next, navigate back to the “Settings” tab and search Packages. Click on the Package
14. Click the (+) New button to create a new package
15. Name your new package
16. Then, click the browse for a file button
17. Select the downloaded TruU Mac Authenticator package
18. Click Save

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Deploying TruU/JAMF Package

1. Navigate to the “Policies” tab and click (+) New
2. In “General”, name your policy
3. Set the “Execution Frequency” to Ongoing
4. In “Packages”, click Configure
5. Click Add when you find your configured package
6. Click Save
7. Navigate back to the “Configuration Profiles” tab. Search for your named profile and click on it
8. Click the Scope tab, then click Edit
9. Select Specific Computers for the “Target Computers”, then click (+) Add
10. You are then able to scope on specific computers, specific computer groups, users, etc. to apply this policy to
11. Now, navigate back to the “Policy” tab and search your created policy. Click on your policy
12. Click Edit
13. Click the Scope tab, select Specific Computers, then click (+) Add
14. You are then able to scope on specific computers, specific computer groups, users, etc. to apply this policy to
15. Lastly, open your “Terminal” Application and enter this code to run the policy:
    sudo jamf policy
    
16. Once run, you will be able to begin the enrollment process