The only downside (and it's very slight) is that 5-10 will likely become 50+ fairly quickly. If deploying through ABM/AAD/Intune works, that is probably the best way for us. I'm looking to get to a place where our people can use what they are most comfortable with. In the past we have deployed virtual desktops for mac users needing full access. Yeah, the dual boot thing is for the birds IMO. I have conditional access configured so that some of those restrictions don't apply in "trusted locations" like our hub offices. It's not that big of deal as we are all cloud, so people really just need access to their email and a few SSO authenticated web apps. The only options are to deploy, or to be really restrictive with non-deployed devices. If there was an easy way to "approve" user's personal mac os machines, I'd do that. The end result I am working toward is that our people cannot log into our MS ecosystem unless it's an approved/deployed device. Thats real restrictive, for netsec purposes? Happy said in Best Place To Buy A Refurbished Mac?:
I'm slightly hesitant to get anything that just barely "makes it" but this Mac will probably get used for this bout of testing, and then sit on a shelf until our next e waste recycling event. A new one is $600 so if that is all that I'm saving, I'll just buy new.Īll I really need out of it is for it to run the most recent OS (Ventura) so 2017/2018 and newer depending on the unit. Any suggestions on where to get one? I took a quick look on eBay, but even the currentish minis are $475+.
Even if it works, I think I need a machine to test with.
I have tried everything except what I am just about to try (Reseating the RAM and a new hard drive). I don't even know if Monterey plays nice with Apple Business Manager because it keeps throwing an error when I try to install the OS from recovery mode. All I've got is a Mac Mini from late 2014 which can only be upgraded to Monterey. So, I need to do lots of policy testing with an actual mac.
To setup Macs with Azure Active Directory/Intune, you have to first enroll them in Apple Business Manager.I'm not sure it's going to work the way it needs to for us. I'm looking to see if I can find a good way to allow Macs into our ecosystem at work.
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