How can you manage user accounts with JAMF Pro?

Managing user accounts with JAMF Pro involves using user-initiated enrollment and configuration profiles that allow administrators to set various restrictions and configurations on user devices. This method enables users to enroll their devices into the management system while also applying specific settings that ensure compliance and security.

User-initiated enrollment provides a streamlined process for users to connect their devices to the JAMF Pro server, and configuration profiles can then enforce policy settings, restrictions, and preferences appropriate for the organization's environment. This approach allows for a flexible yet controlled method of managing user accounts and ensuring that they meet the required security standards.

In contrast, directly editing user permissions is typically not the main feature of JAMF Pro, as user management is more focused on device configuration and compliance rather than direct permission changes. Implementing network settings and reviewing device history logs serve different purposes, such as managing network configurations or troubleshooting, rather than directly managing user accounts.