Overview
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.
The following actions can be performed on macOS devices
| 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. |
| 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. |
Set Recovery Lock (macOS)
Recovery Lock prevents a Mac from being started into Recovery Mode or booted from external media without knowledge of a password. As of version 26.4, this password can be set, changed or removed directly from Relution using the Set Recovery Lock action.
The action is only available for supervised devices. If a Recovery Lock password is already set on the device, it must be entered in the Current Recovery Lock password field. Use the Remove Recovery Lock password toggle to remove an existing password without setting a new one.
The current Recovery Lock status of a device can be viewed in the device’s security information.