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Relution provides a selection of actions to directly control and direct macOS. An outstanding advantage is that these actions can be applied specifically to individual devices.
Actions for macOS
New in 26.4| Aktion | Beschreibung |
|---|---|
| Continue in device Setup Assistent | Continues the setup wizard. - Use case: Automated setup. |
| Remove app | Use case: Remove apps that are no longer needed. |
| Install app from App Store | Installs apps from the App Store. |
| Install app | Use case: Distribute standard apps. |
| Request mirroring | Start Airplay mirroring. - Use case: Presentations on a large screen. |
| Disable mirroring | Stops AirPlay transmission. - Use case: Stop screen mirroring. |
| Enable Remote Desktop | Activates the Remote Management settings to allow others to access this computer using Apple Remote Desktop. - Use case: Remote maintenance. |
| Disable Remote Desktop | Disables the Remote Management setting. - Use case: Ending remote maintenance. |
| Turn Bluetooth on/off | Controls the Bluetooth function. - Use case: Control for security reasons. |
| Wipe device | Deletes all data. - Use case: Preparation for transfer. |
| Shut down device | Shuts down the device. - Use case: If device can be turned off. |
| Restart device | Restarts the device. - Use case: Troubleshooting software problems. |
| Lock device completely | Locks the device with a password. - Use case: Protection of sensitive data. |
| Refresh device information | Synchronises device information. - Use case: Update current information in Relution. |
| Update local administrator password | Changes the administrator password. - Use case: Increase security. |
| Update MDM profile | Updates the MDM profile. |
| Send message | Displays a text message on the device. - Use case: Short-term notice to users. |
| Deploy Relution store app | Installs an app from the Relution App Store. - Use case: Distribution of in-house apps. |
| Execute shell script | Runs a managed shell script on the device. - Use case: Automated maintenance tasks. |
| Install update | Installs the latest MacOS update, if available. |
| Set Recovery Lock → | Sets, changes or removes the Recovery Lock password. Only available for supervised devices. - Use case: Prevent booting into Recovery Mode or from external media without knowing the password. |
| Verify Recovery Lock → | Checks whether a known password matches the Recovery Lock set on the device. Only available for supervised devices. - Use case: Confirm that the stored Recovery Lock password is still valid. |