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Part 1: Remove Existing MDM Profile
Step 1: Open System Settings (macOS Ventura and later)
Go to System Settings > Privacy & Security > Profiles.
On earlier macOS versions, go to System Preferences > Profiles.
Step 2: Locate the MDM Profile
Look for the MDM Profile listed with your organization’s name (e.g., MDM Profile or Northwestern University Profile).
Step 3: Remove the MDM Profile
Click on the profile, then select “Unenroll”.
You will be prompted to enter Admin credentials.
⚠️ If the profile is marked as "non-removable," the device must be erased and re-enrolled via Automated Device Enrollment (ADE).

Part 2: Re-Enroll the Mac Using JAMF Pro
Step 1: Launch Web Browser on the Device
Open the Browser on the Mac you want to use to enroll. Safari is recommended for proper handling of configuration profiles.
Step 2: Navigate to the Enroll URL
Go to: https://evcasper.ci.northwestern.edu:8443/enroll
Step 3: Sign In with JAMF Pro Credentials
If able, log in using the users NetID credentials – NetID and NetID Password. If you are unable to have the user login, use your JAMF Pro credentials.
Note: If using your JAMF pro credentials, the device will be enrolled and attached to your NetID under User and Location.

Step 4: Select the Appropriate Site (if prompted)
If prompted, select the appropriate JAMF site for the device enrollment.


Click Continue to download MDM Configuration Profile

Step 5: Download the MDM Configuration Profile
Click 'Download' to get the configuration profile that will install the MDM framework.

Step 6: Open System Settings > Profiles
Go to System Settings (or System Preferences) > Profiles. Find the downloaded MDM profile.

Step 7: Install the MDM Profile and Approve Prompts
Click 'Install' and approve any prompts to complete enrollment and enable JAMF management.

Enter Username and Password with Admin Privileges.

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