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Your Mac mini comes with 90 days of complimentary technical support and a one-year limited warranty.

Thunderbolt 2, HDMI, DVI and VGA supported.

Two user-accessible slots for 8,16,32 or 64 GB of 2666MHz DDR4 SO-DIMM (*1)ġ28,256, 512, 1 TB or 2 TB GB PCIe- based SSDįour Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) port with support for: Intel Core i5 3.0 GHz 6 core Turbo Boost up to 4.1GHz 9MB shared 元 cache Intel Core i7 3.2 GHz 6-core Turbo Boos 4.6 GHz 12MB shared 元 cache. Intel Core i3 3.6 GHz 4-core 6MB shared 元 cache The basic configurations can be changed (CPU, memory, disk and Ethernet adapter) during the ordering process. The new Apple Mini 2018 comes in two basic configurations.

CPU: Intel Core i3 3.6 GHz 4-core 6MB shared 元 cache.

My first question: Is it possible to use the new Mac Mini 2018 as VMware ESXi host? So I’ve borrowed a Mac Mini 2018 model with the following specifications:

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If the script has an exit code of zero ( 0), the agent determines an uninstall is (or is still) required.Begin November Apple released there new Apple Mini 2018 models.

The Uninstall Check Script validates whether an uninstall has occurred.

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If the script has an exit code of zero ( 0), the agent assumes an Install is needed.

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This script can be useful for desired state purposes and ensuring that a software install remains intact on a user's machine.

The Install Check script assists the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub with determining whether an install needs to happen.

The Post-Uninstall Script provides a method to validate an uninstall was completed and potentially handle any cleanup for the uninstall.

Typically, Remove Copied Items is used for a DMG installer, and Remove Packages is used for a PKG installer.

The Uninstall Method defines how the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub uninstalls software.

The pre-uninstall script must have an exit code of zero ( 0) for the uninstall to proceed.

The Pre-Uninstall Script runs before the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub initiates the uninstall.

This can be useful for applying configurations after the software completes the installation.

The Post-Install Script runs after the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub runs the dmg/pkg/mpkg file.

The pre-install script must have an exit code of zero ( 0) for the install to proceed. The pre-install script can be used to set up prerequisite items before the installer runs.

The Pre-Install Script runs before the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub runs the dmg/pkg/mpkg file that installs the application.

NOTE: As of Workspace ONE UEM 20.03 and newer, Auto-Update is supported for Custom Apps (iOS) also. When an app is set to automatically update, Workspace ONE continuously monitors for updated app versions in the App Store and triggers install commands to devices with an older version installed.

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With Workspace ONE UEM, administrators can configure Volume-Purchased apps to update on a one-time basis or automatically. While end-users may have the ability to perform the application updates, they may not perform the updates consistently as desired by the organization's administrator(s). Put differently, Workspace ONE administrators must update pre-existing application installs as developers publish updated application versions in the App Store. However, on the following Monday (and going forward until the next version update), any devices where Workspace ONE UEM triggers an application install would install version 1.1. Any device where Workspace ONE UEM triggers an application install from Monday through Sunday would install version 1.0. Imagine the following scenario where the current App Store version of an application is 1.0 on Monday, but then becomes 1.1 on the following Monday. Volume-purchased applications (iOS, macOS, and tvOS) always install the current App Store version of the application at the time the install occurs.

NSUserDefaults and CFPreferences Configuration via Custom Settings.

Automatic or On-Demand (Catalog-Requested) Installation.Microsoft Office (Legacy Versions or Insiders).Installers Requiring Configuration Files.ChoiceChanges XML for Complex Installers.Common Non-Store App Deployment Use-Cases.Troubleshooting Non-Store App Installer Problems.Determining When to Install Non-Store Apps.Introduction to Troubleshooting Non-Store Apps.Troubleshooting Non-Store App Deployments.Troubleshooting Volume-Purchased App Installs.Assigning Volume-Purchased Apps to Devices.Adding Location Token to Workspace ONE UEM.(Optional) Configuring Additional Hub Services.Configuring the Hub Services App Catalog.Deploying Store vs Non-Store macOS Apps.