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When installing Jamf Pro, it prompts for a username and password. Should I use my own Jamf Pro login credentials for this, or is it recommended to create and use a generic account specifically for installation purposes?

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Hi ​@DAdmin 930b818 wilderschools you can use your account to login. It should be an account that has admin privileges. 

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    Hi ​@DAdmin 930b818 wilderschools you can use your account to login. It should be an account that has admin privileges. 

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      Jamf has begun severely limiting API access to username/password accounts.  Pretty pretty please enable bearer token authentication in this app to allow full API access again:

       

      https://developer.jamf.com/jamf-pro/docs/jamf-pro-api-overview

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      ​@GHSMMowry Thanks for reaching out. Please submit any questions for this to our Support Team. They will be able to direct you to the proper channels for this 

       

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