Use defaults read to determine the MDM-specified grouping-tags settings.Distribute both Configuration Profiles according to the original design.The ScriptĪfter better understanding the current state of grouping-tags, I was blessed with some heavenly inspiration to develop a fourth grouping-tags option: reset grouping-tags reset So much for immutable Configuration Profile settings. While any user account with local administrative privileges can leverage the falconctl binary to set - or even clear - grouping-tags, a Maintenance Token (about which I’m currently unqualified to discuss in greater detail) is required to unload the Falcon sensor.ĭon’t know your Mac’s unique Maintenance Token? No problem, just make whatever grouping-tags change you like and restart. To restart the Falcon sensor immediately, you can again leverage the falconctl binary with the following options, in the order listed: Tag changes take effect the next time the Falcon sensor - or the Mac - restarts. To assign tags to a host, you’ll use the falconctl command-line interface with the grouping-tags command, which offers the following three options: MacOS falconctl should read every time it loads The CLI 9326Ĭurrent CrowdStrike customers are invited to up-vote Idea No. The software vendor detects this change and honors the new setting, which is then reflected in the vendor’s console.Ī special thanks to CrowdStrike representatives for confirming with CrowdStrike engineering that - as of this writing - the is consulted only once: during initial installation.Īny changes to Falcon Sensor Grouping Tags after initial installation require leveraging falconctl. When you re-assign a Computer Record to a different Site in Jamf Pro, the old Site-specific Configuration Profile is automatically swapped out for the new Site-specific Configuration Profile. … In the /Library/Managed Preferences/ directory, there is a single with the Application & Custom Settings from the Site-specific Configuration Profile: /Library/Managed Preferences/ Quick Look preview of The Rub On the Mac, while these two independent Configuration Profiles are both displayed in System Settings > Privacy & Security > Profiles … System Settings > Privacy & Security > Profiles Site-specific Configuration Profile with Customer ID and Sensor Grouping Tags only Client-side Sensor Grouping Tags (i.e., groupingTags).Then, a second, Site-specific Configuration Profile would immutably set the Customer ID ( ccid) and the Sensor Grouping Tags ( groupingTags): “CrowdStrike Falcon” Configuration Profile with multiple, critical payloads We wanted to distribute one server-wide “CrowdStrike Falcon” Configuration Profile which included all the critical payloads: However, learning about any new software product also includes learning about its limitations. As we’ve considered deploying CrowdStrike Falcon on macOS, we’ve wanted to leverage Sensor Grouping Tags in a way which was dynamic, yet consistent across our fleet.
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