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Here is an example of two policies you could create to patch Outlook to the latest version:įirst, create a policy to install the latest version.

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If you prefer to maintain full control of patching, you can create your own policies leveraging the same scripts and packages as the EUC team. Creating your own set of patching policies. Just like the main euc-patch trigger, these per-application patch triggers will check if an application is installed, outdated, and not currently running before installing the latest approved version. If you'd like to patch only certain applications, you can use these per-application custom triggers:

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If you'd like to upgrade to Office 2019, see Machines with Office 2016 will be updated to the latest versions of the 2016 apps, and will not be upgraded to 2019 automatically. Similarly, both Office 2016 and Office 2019 are supported. Computers that have mainline installed will get the latest mainline version, while computers that have ESR installed will get the latest ESR. So, for example, it won't install Skype on computers that don't already have Skype.īoth Firefox ESR and mainline Firefox are supported.

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You can safely scope this to All Computers, because it will only install each update on machines that already have the application installed.

Once configured, you never need to update this policy! It will always update to the latest versions approved by the EUC team.

Under the Scope tab, set the scope to All Computers (or whatever subset of computers you prefer).

Scroll down to the Files and Process payload, click Configure, and enter ' sudo jamf policy -event euc-patch' in the Execute Command field.

Under the General payload, set the trigger to Startup, and the frequency to 'Ongoing*. Here is an example of a custom policy you can create to call the euc-patch trigger to update all supported apps at startup: The advantage to calling this trigger yourself is that you can choose to call it on any schedule you like, instead of (or in addition to) the default once per day of EUC-managed patching. These policies will check if the software is installed and outdated, and update it if it is not currently running. This trigger will patch applications just like the EUC-managed method detailed above. You can run the same patching policies explained above from the command line, or your own Jamf policies, by entering sudo jamf policy -event euc-patch. Deploying updates with EUC's custom triggers

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However, if you would prefer not to patch an individual application, it can be excluded for your site.Īny site can opt into using the EUC patching policies please contact if you'd like them to manage your site's patching.įor more information, see Jamf Pro - EUC managed third-party patching. By default, all of the supported applications listed above will be patched. Machines opted into EUC-managed patching will check for updates once per day. Applications will not be patched while they are running, to prevent interrupting the user's work. If a user has installed an even newer version (for example, a beta release of a future release) then it will be left alone. The EUC (End User Computing) team maintains policies to update software to the latest supported version. These three methods are all detailed below. The three main method are EUC-managed patching, calling EUC's custom triggers, and setting up your own patching policies from scratch. Which option is best for you depends on how much control you want versus how much you want to be automated. There are three main options to deploy patches to machines in your environment. If there is any other third-party software you'd like to include in automatic updates, contact Deploying updates to existing software on machines Version numbers are included in the package name, and at least the last 3 versions (usually more) are kept available in case bugs are discovered in newer versions. You can find the latest packages for these program in the JSS under the EPM-Apps group.

Spirion (formerly known as Identity Finder).

The following third-party programs are available for automated patching in Jamf Pro: These packages are found under the EPM-Apps category and are available for all departments to use. Select third-party software updates are automatically downloaded, packaged, and added to Jamf Pro for easy deployment. Jamf Pro - Installing and patching third-party software