CCA CCA Software Distribution and Deployment 1 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: In Jamf Pro (Casper Suite), which deployment method allows you to make an app available in Self Service without forcing installation?
- Make Available in Self Service (Correct answer)
- Auto-Install
- Push Install
- Silent Deploy
Correct answer: Make Available in Self Service
The 'Make Available in Self Service' deployment method lets end users choose when to install the app from the Self Service catalog.
Question 2: Which Jamf Pro policy trigger would you use to deploy software immediately when a Mac checks in for the first time?
- Enrollment Complete (Correct answer)
- Recurring Check-In
- Login
- Startup
Correct answer: Enrollment Complete
The 'Enrollment Complete' trigger fires once right after a device successfully enrolls, making it ideal for initial software deployment.
Question 3: What file format does Jamf Pro use to package and deploy macOS applications via policy?
- .pkg (Correct answer)
- .dmg
- .zip
- .app
Correct answer: .pkg
Jamf Pro deploys applications using .pkg (package) files, which macOS Installer can process silently without user interaction.
Question 4: In Jamf Pro, what is the purpose of a 'Distribution Point' in software deployment?
- A server that hosts packages for download by managed devices (Correct answer)
- A policy scope that targets specific computers
- A category used to organize software titles
- A user group that receives software updates
Correct answer: A server that hosts packages for download by managed devices
A Distribution Point is a file server that stores packages and makes them available for Jamf-managed devices to download during policy execution.
Question 5: Which Jamf Pro feature allows you to cache packages on a local device before installation to reduce bandwidth usage?
- Jamf Distribution Point caching
- Jamf Infrastructure Manager (Correct answer)
- NetBoot
- PreStage Enrollment
Correct answer: Jamf Infrastructure Manager
Jamf Infrastructure Manager (JIM) can be used with a local Jamf Distribution Point to cache packages closer to managed devices, reducing WAN bandwidth.
Question 6: When deploying a pkg via a Jamf Pro policy, which option ensures the policy runs only once per computer regardless of how many times the device checks in?
- Ongoing
- Once per computer (Correct answer)
- Once per user per computer
- Once every day
Correct answer: Once per computer
Setting the execution frequency to 'Once per computer' ensures the policy payload is applied exactly one time per managed device.
In Jamf Pro (Casper Suite), which deployment method allows you to make an app available in Self Service without forcing installation?