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#!/bin/bash
 
# This example Bash script below does the following:
# - Obtains an access token.
# - Completes a listComputers query request that returns a list of computers offline since a date defined in input parameters
# - Asks for confirmation
# - Delete offline computers

# Keep the following in mind when using this script:
# - You must define the PROTECT_INSTANCE_PREFIX, CLIENT_ID, and PASSWORD variables to match your Jamf Protect environment. The PROTECT_INSTANCE_PREFIX variable is your tenant name (e.g., your-tenant), which is included in your tenant URL (e.g., https://your-tenant.protect.jamfcloud.com).

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{
    "websites": [
        "https://salesforce.com",
        "https://github.com",
        "https://monday.com",
        "https://okta.com",
        "https://zoom.us",
        "https://slack.com",
        "https://trello.com",
        "https://asana.com",

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#!/bin/zsh

# This script will generate a bearer token for Jamf Protect and list computers in the macOS Security Portal

# Jamf Protect variables
PROTECT_URL='https://YOUR_INSTANCE.protect.jamfcloud.com'
CLIENT_ID=''
CLIENT_SECRET=''

# Generate Bearer Token 

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### This script will generate a bearer token to Jamf Pro and then list all departments in the Jamf Pro tenant

import requests

url = "https://YOUR_INSTANCE.jamfcloud.com"
client_id = ""
client_secret = ""

# Headers
headers = {

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#!/bin/zsh

# This script will do the following:
#  - Generate a bearer token for Jamf Pro
#  - List all Jamf Pro departments in the instance
#  - Create a new department

# Get Jamf Pro variables
URL="https://YOUR_INSTANCE.jamfcloud.com"
API_CLIENT=""

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# This terraform config file is a basic example of how to create a category, department and building in Jamf Pro

terraform {
  required_providers {
    jamfpro = {
      source  = "deploymenttheory/jamfpro"
      version = "0.4.3"
    }
  }
}