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BeyondTrust Privileged Remote Access

BeyondTrust Privileged Remote Access allows users to remotely connect into their system, which has been approved for UCSF.  Users will be able to use a Web Access Console or Full Access Console (Windows, Mac and Linux*) to remotely access their Windows, Mac and Linux* systems. BeyondTrust Privileged Remote Access has additional security controls in place compared to other protects such a PCAnywhere, RemotePC, Teamviewer, Google Remote Desktop, etc.

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Web Hosting

UCSF provides Drupal web hosting services to ensure a secure environment for our websites.

Since launching the service in 2011, Web Services now hosts more than 1,000 Drupal websites. UCSF provides high-quality security services, using encrypted hardware accessible only via VPN from UCSF and a hacking-attempt detection system to block thousands of suspicious web sessions each month.

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How-To

How to Renew Expired Jamf Enrollments for UCSF Macs Running macOS 14 or Newer

MDM (Mobile Device Management) profiles, which are used to manage many Apple devices at UCSF, typically expire every two years.  We use an MDM solution called Jamf Pro for enrolling and managing Macs at UCSF.  When an MDM profile expires, it can prevent the device from communicating with our MDM servers and receiving new configurations or commands. This can impact device management functionalities like deploying security profiles, managing secure Wi-Fi, and managing device encryption with automated validation.

This article contains instructions on how to renew or restore our Jamf Pro (MDM) enrollment on your UCSF-managed Mac when prompted to do so.

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How-To

How to Renew Expired Jamf Enrollments for UCSF Macs Running macOS 13 or Older

MDM (Mobile Device Management) profiles, which are used to manage many Apple devices at UCSF, typically expire every two years.  We use an MDM solution called Jamf Pro for enrolling and managing Macs at UCSF.  When an MDM profile expires, it can prevent the device from communicating with our MDM servers and receiving new configurations or commands. This can impact device management functionalities like deploying security profiles, managing secure Wi-Fi, and managing device encryption with automated validation.

This article contains instructions on how to renew or restore our Jamf Pro (MDM) enrollment on your UCSF-managed Mac when prompted to do so.

  • Staff
  • Student
  • Desktop Support