Locating hardware information (Mac OS X 10.15.5). Searching path: /Users/wmehilos/Library/Internet Plug-Ins

Searching path: /Library/Internet Plug-Ins Searching path: /private/var/jamf/Library/Internet Plug-Ins Searching path: /var/root/Library/Internet Plug-Ins Example output of that command: Retrieving inventory preferences from.

This is the equivalent of running 'sudo jamf recon' at the command line. Basically everything you see in a computer record in the web console is gathered during Inventory. It is also when the server receives full Inventory data from the client (Application usage, plugins, etc etc). Inventory is how Jamf Pro decides what Policies to run, at least if you have your Policies scoped to smart groups, buildings, network segments, really anything other than the specific computer. My memory is shot so I can't remember if I ever changed this on my JSS from the default, but I believe it's 15 minutes, though that's set on a random interval, so its around 15 minutes. On the Mac, this is triggered by a launch daemon with a time interval of whatever you have set in Jamf Pro Settings > Computer Management - Management Framework > Check-In. It will check for any Policies and Patch Policies that apply to it at that moment, run them, and exit. This is the equivalent of running 'sudo jamf policy' at the command line. Check-in Date is just that, it lists the last time the client has done a check-in with your JSS.

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