HCS Blog

This is very helpful if you're configuring multiple iOS devices from one Macintosh computer.

Go to System Preferences and select Users & Groups.  Select the user that you're logged in as, then select Login Items.  Remove iTunes Helper from the list.  Reboot your Mac and login as the same user. iTunes should no longer launch when an iOS device is plugged into your Mac.

nvram -p | grep fmm-mobileme-token-FMM

Log into your DEP Portal and choose, Manage Devices.

In the Choose Devices By section, Select the Order Numer radio button.

NOTE:  You should edit your config.php and set Migrations to TRUE before following these instructions.  This will ensure your database gets migrated if upgrading from an older version of munkireport-php.

If you installed munkireport-php using munki in a box, then it was installed via a Git clone.

The easiest way to update it is to checkout the latest master, then do a pull.  This will keep your database and config.php file untouched.

You need to be in your web root folder.  In this example, I’m using OS X Server.  The web root folder is located at:  /Library/Server/Web/Data/Sites/Default.

Launch Terminal and go to the web root folder:  cd /Library/Server/Web/Data/Sites/Defau

NOTE:  If you installed munkireport-php using munki in a box, your default path will look similar to:

/Library/Server/Web/Data/Sites/Default/munkireport-php


Once there, enter the following:


git checkout master

Then enter:

git pull

This will clone all the latests updates for munkireport-php to your server but will NOT overwrite your database or config.php file.

This how to guide goes over Graham Gilbert’s “printer-pkginfo” script to easily get printers into your munki repo for deployment.

Enjoy.

The command below will ping the ip address three times and for each response, your default OS X alert sound will play.  The -a flag in the command below means Audible.  And if not obvious, the -c means ping count.

ping -c3 -a 192.168.1.100