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Hi guys,

We want to achieve this Use-case on MAC: Allow whitelisted Installers and let all other installers go through an approval process.

We want to trigger a JIT message for all installers other than Whitelisted ones.

So we created 2 rules, one to allow whitelisted installers and other rule to request.

Coming to request all other installers (other than whitelisted ones), we placed .dmg and .pkg in application rules under binary and package applications, dmg is not getting any JIT message and we are able to proceed with installation and when it comes to .pkg, JIT request message is populating but in the middle of Installation process, it is asking for username and password again. These rules are being applied for standard users only. So is there a way to make all .dmg and .pkg files go through JIT when the user hits other installers other than whitelisted ones.

Hi guys looking for the possibilities here. 

Anyone familiar with EPM please pitch in the idea of how the use case can be deployed

Hey San.

If you have enable the DMG Auto mount-assist, I think it will prompt the user no matter what for the install, not giving you the option to do a request. I have not yet tested, but think that is the case.

 

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