These steps will only work on Intel Macs. Note: machines that already have the latest Big Sur installer present in /Applications are excluded from this policy. Result: The scoped machines will cache the installer the next time they check in (usually within 30 minutes).Under Files and Processes, enter ` jamf policy -event euc-install-bigsur` in the Execute Command field.Criteria - Application Title is Install macOS Big Sur.app.Smart Group: macOS Big Sur installer present You will need to create a smart group and two policies to upgrade machines to Big Sur. For example, you could set this to only desktop support technicians, so end users will not upgrade on their own accidentally. Optional: Under Scope > Limitations, add select authorized kerberos users or Moira groups.

Set Scope to the above created smart group, macOS Monterey installer present.Under Self Service, it is recommended to add a description warning that it will instantly reboot, and checking the Ensure that users view the description checkbox.Under Self Service, check the Make available in Self Service box and the Feature the policy on the main page box.Under Scripts, add the 12 - Upgrade to Monterey script.Because this reboot is forced, it's recommended to only run this via Self Service and display a warning message to the user. This will run the pre-deployed installer, restarting to begin the upgrade. See for more info on manually upgrading to Monterey. A local admin will need to launch the installer from /Applications. On Apple Silicon Macs, there is no way to kick off the installer without explicit user authorization. Note: machines that already have the latest Monterey installer present in /Applications are excluded from this policy. Under Scope, add whichever computers you want to prepare for upgrade.Under Files and Processes, enter ` jamf policy -event euc-install-monterey` in the Execute Command field.Under General, set the trigger to Recurring Check-in, and set the execution frequency to Once per computer. Criteria - Application Title is Install macOS Monterey.app.Smart Group: macOS Monterey installer present You will need to create a smart group and two policies to upgrade machines to Monterey. On Intel Macs, the installer can be run via a script with a Jamf policy. On Apple Silicon Macs, a local admin will then need to manually run the installer due to Apple's new security features. Since the OS installers are several GB, it's recommended to download them locally prior to installing. Upgrading Macs to to the latest OS is a two-step process. Smart Group: macOS Big Sur installer present.Smart Group: macOS Monterey installer present.

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