Setup required by the Support Team

These steps are required by the Support Team to help staff setup their Macs.

Once a new Mac has passed the initial setup, the support team need to action the following.

Everyone

These commands are carried out within the Addigy portal:

For developers:

This is carried out for within the Apple Business Manager portal:

To update these items it is best that the Macbook is online

Go to the devices page in the Addigy portal
Select the device (click the hyperlinked Device Name)
Select Scripts
Select Manage
Select the script Change Device Name & edit
Update the device name to the correct name eg Macbook Pro 48
Save the script and close the script listing window
Choose the Change Device Name script in the Run or Assign Script to a device box
Select Send
This should show in the device facts within a few minutes

Go to the devices page in the Addigy portal
Select the device (click the hyperlinked Device Name)
Select Scripts
Select Manage
Select the script Allocate asset tag & edit
Update the device name to the correct name eg 48
Save the script and close the script listing window
Choose the Allocate asset tag script in the Run or Assign Script to a device box
Select Send
This should show in the device facts within a few minutes

Go to the devices page in Addigy
Go to the devices page in the Addigy portal
Select the device (click the hyperlinked Device Name)
Select Scripts
Choose the Set firmware password script in the Run or Assign Script to a device box
Select Send
To check the deployment process select History in the device->scripts page

Go to the devices page in the Addigy portal
Select the device (click the hyperlinked Device Name)
Select Scripts
Choose the Add sudoers file script in the Run or Assign Script to a device box
Select Send
To check the deployment process select History in the device->scripts page
Once deployed, connect to the Mac via Liveterminal and run nano /etc/sudoers.d/username
Add the following line to the file (replacing username with the correct username eg sjones):
```
username ALL=(ALL) ALL
```
Save the file and exit, exit the LiveTerminal session
The user should now be able to run commands with sudo access