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Building Jamf Pro smart groups for Sequoia-compatible and Sequoia-incompatible Mac models
As part of preparing for macOS Sequoia, it may be useful to have a way to easily distinguish between the Macs in your fleet which can run macOS Sequoia and those which can’t. Apple has published the following list of Macs which are compatible with Sequoia, which will help with both identifying the compatible Mac models as well as the incompatible Mac models.
- iMac: 2019 and later models
- iMac Pro: All models
- Mac Studio: All models
- MacBook Pro: 2018 and later models
- MacBook Air: 2020 and later models
- Mac Mini: 2018 and later models
- Mac Pro: 2019 and later models
From there, here’s the list of Mac models which are compatible with macOS Sequoia:
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Mac13,1 | |
Mac13,2 | |
Mac14,10 | |
Mac14,12 | |
Mac14,13 | |
Mac14,14 | |
Mac14,15 | |
Mac14,2 | |
Mac14,3 | |
Mac14,5 | |
Mac14,6 | |
Mac14,7 | |
Mac14,8 | |
Mac14,9 | |
Mac15,10 | |
Mac15,11 | |
Mac15,12 | |
Mac15,13 | |
Mac15,3 | |
Mac15,4 | |
Mac15,5 | |
Mac15,6 | |
Mac15,7 | |
Mac15,8 | |
Mac15,9 | |
MacBookAir10,1 | |
MacBookAir9,1 | |
MacBookPro15,1 | |
MacBookPro15,2 | |
MacBookPro15,3 | |
MacBookPro15,4 | |
MacBookPro16,1 | |
MacBookPro16,2 | |
MacBookPro16,3 | |
MacBookPro16,4 | |
MacBookPro17,1 | |
MacBookPro18,1 | |
MacBookPro18,2 | |
MacBookPro18,3 | |
MacBookPro18,4 | |
MacPro7,1 | |
Macmini8,1 | |
Macmini9,1 | |
VirtualMac2,1 | |
iMac19,1 | |
iMac19,2 | |
iMac20,1 | |
iMac20,2 | |
iMac21,1 | |
iMac21,2 | |
iMacPro1,1 |
We can use this information to build smart groups which can help identify which Macs are compatible with Sequoia and which are not. For more details, see below the jump:
Using the information mentioned above, I was able to build two smart groups, one which displays compatible Macs and the other which displays incompatible Macs.
The compatible Macs’ smart group checks for if the Mac in question’s model identifier is any of the model identifiers which are compatible with Sequoia:
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> | |
<computer_group> | |
<name>Macs compatible with macOS Sequoia</name> | |
<is_smart>true</is_smart> | |
<criteria> | |
<size>51</size> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>0</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac13,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>1</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac13,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>2</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,10</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>3</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,12</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>4</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,13</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>5</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,14</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>6</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,15</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>7</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>8</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,3</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>9</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,5</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>10</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,6</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>11</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,7</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>12</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,8</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>13</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,9</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>14</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,10</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>15</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,11</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>16</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,12</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>17</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,13</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>18</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,3</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>19</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,4</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>20</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,5</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>21</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,6</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>22</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,7</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>23</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,8</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>24</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,9</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>25</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookAir10,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>26</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookAir9,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>27</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro15,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>28</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro15,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>29</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro15,3</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>30</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro15,4</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>31</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro16,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>32</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro16,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>33</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro16,3</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>34</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro16,4</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>35</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro17,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>36</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro18,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>37</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro18,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>38</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro18,3</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>39</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro18,4</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>40</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>MacPro7,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>41</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Macmini8,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>42</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>Macmini9,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>43</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>VirtualMac2,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>44</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>iMac19,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>45</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>iMac19,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>46</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>iMac20,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>47</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>iMac20,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>48</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>iMac21,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>49</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>iMac21,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>50</priority> | |
<and_or>or</and_or> | |
<search_type>is</search_type> | |
<value>iMacPro1,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
</criteria> | |
<computers/> | |
</computer_group> |
The incompatible Macs’ smart group checks for if the Mac in question’s model identifier is not any of the model identifiers which are compatible with Sequoia:
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> | |
<computer_group> | |
<name>Macs incompatible with macOS Sequoia</name> | |
<is_smart>true</is_smart> | |
<criteria> | |
<size>51</size> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>0</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac13,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>1</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac13,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>2</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,10</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>3</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,12</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>4</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,13</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>5</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,14</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>6</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,15</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>7</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>8</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,3</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>9</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,5</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>10</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,6</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>11</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,7</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>12</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,8</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>13</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac14,9</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>14</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,10</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>15</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,11</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>16</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,12</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>17</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,13</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>18</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,3</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>19</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,4</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>20</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,5</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>21</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,6</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>22</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,7</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>23</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,8</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>24</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Mac15,9</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>25</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookAir10,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>26</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookAir9,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>27</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro15,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>28</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro15,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>29</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro15,3</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>30</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro15,4</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>31</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro16,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>32</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro16,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>33</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro16,3</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>34</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro16,4</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>35</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro17,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>36</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro18,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>37</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro18,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>38</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro18,3</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>39</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacBookPro18,4</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>40</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>MacPro7,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>41</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Macmini8,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>42</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>Macmini9,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>43</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>VirtualMac2,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>44</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>iMac19,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>45</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>iMac19,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>46</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>iMac20,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>47</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>iMac20,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>48</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>iMac21,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>49</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>iMac21,2</value> | |
</criterion> | |
<criterion> | |
<name>Model Identifier</name> | |
<priority>50</priority> | |
<and_or>and</and_or> | |
<search_type>is not</search_type> | |
<value>iMacPro1,1</value> | |
</criterion> | |
</criteria> | |
<computers/> | |
</computer_group> |
To upload these smart group XML files to a Jamf Pro server server using the API, download the XML file to a convenient location, then run the commands shown below (substituting your Jamf Pro server and Jamf Pro user account information as appropriate):
Note: You will first need to get an API bearer token for authentication. Use the commands below (depending on which OS you’re using) to obtain a bearer token from your Jamf Pro server:
Get API bearer token on macOS Monterey and later:
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Get API bearer token on macOS Big Sur and earlier:
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The bearer token should look something like this:
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Once you have the bearer token, use to authenticate the API command as shown below:
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If the API bearer token is the one shown above, the API command should look something like this:
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If the smart group was successfully uploaded, you should next see output similar to that shown below:
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The new smart group should now be present on the Jamf Pro server.