See SCCM - Installing and updating Adobe Creative Cloud to deploy Creative Cloud to Windows PCs.
See Jamf - Software Deployment for more information on how to create deployment policies. Use the General pane to configure basic settings for the script, including the display name and category. In Display Name, enter the name of your script.f. In the left menu, click Computer Management then click Scripts. In the Computer Management section, click Scripts. Log in to your Jamf Pro instance, for example: Click the cog icon in the top left of the screen to open All Settings. This implementation does not seem to work with macOS Mojave and newer versions of macOS. Adding a Script to Jamf Pro In Jamf Pro, click Settings in the top-right corner of the page. AddGroupAdmin adds an AD group to the admin list. Please Note: This will uninstall ALL Adobe Creative Cloud products, including any older version (2016, 2015, etc.) that might be installed. Utility Scripts These scripts are used for various purposes without the Jamf Pro API, but are generally optimized for distribution with Jamf Pro and in many cases for use with Self Service. You can uninstall all CC apps at once by using the package called AdobeCCUninstaller.pkg. If you need assistance creating policies for the installation packages or update script, please contact the End User Computing team at Uninstalling Adobe Creative Cloud Apps While users are able to update Adobe apps on their own, you can still push updates at your discretion via Jamf Pro by using the "Adobe CC Updates (RemoteUpdateManager)" script.
You can also install the applet on its own with the "EPM Adobe CC 2020 Creative Cloud App_" package in Jamf Pro. Once done, they will be able to update and install apps on their own through the Desktop applet. Users will need to log in with their Adobe ID to activate their license for Creative Cloud. You can deploy all of these to your target machines in Self Service and let users decide which to install, or you can choose to deploy only a subset.Įach of these packages includes the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop applet by default. These packages are named as "EPM Adobe CC _" in the EPM-Apps category. This is a collection of extension attributes and scripts intended for managing Mac workstations via Jamf Pro. In Jamf Pro, there are many packages for Adobe Creative Cloud apps. Please note users will need an Adobe ID in order to use these applications. This article explains how to deploy the Adobe Creative Cloud apps and how to push Creative Cloud updates to client machines, and how to manage out of date licenses. Jamf Pro - Installing and updating Adobe Creative Cloud