Just adding a custom trigger to it does not negate the need to make sure the system sees that the policy can run on it when called, or it will not run at all. The machine you want to run the custom trigger Policy B on must be properly in scope to run it. There are some things to keep in mind about this though.

The above method is sometimes referred to as 'chaining policies', since you are calling a second policy within the first one. You can create and add a script that does basically the same thing as above, but add it to Policy A and set it to run 'After', which means it will fire after everything else in Policy A is done. In the main Policy A you have the option of doing one of two things.Īdd a command in the Execute Command field under the Files and Processes payload, that just does something like /usr/local/bin/jamf policy -event to run Policy B. The main policy which will install the program you want - in your case, Outlook, (or is it the full Office suite?), call it 'Policy A', and then a second policy that gets called by the custom trigger, call it 'Policy B', which does the NetSUS stuff.

That will work, but you can probably get there with just 2.

Use the Jamf Nation beta discussion area or contact Jamf via with any questions regarding the beta.I'm not sure if for something like this it would be necessary to create 3 policies. Īs always, the beta program is operated under non-disclosure, so please do not share any information regarding your testing on any public forum, including the non-beta sections of Jamf Nation. Once you receive the invitation click on 'Join this group Hub' to access the forum. There will be a short delay between enrollment and Jamf Nation beta forum access - you will receive a notification in Jamf Nation to join the beta forum. Once you’re enrolled you’ll see a link to the Beta Forum. Please enroll in the Beta Program under Product Feedback at. How to join the beta: We’ve also made some changes to the Beta enrollment process with our new Jamf Nation platform. Please refer to the release notes for more details. App Installers is now sortable and filterable with over 100 items listed and Jamf Admins now have the ability to enforce password policies in Jamf Pro. This release includes many quality of life enhancements and feature updates. We've just released Jamf Pro 10.38.0 Beta.

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