Obviously this isn't ideal, its dumb that you have to download several gigs to every Mac just to install an update but it works for us for now until we get a proper MDM.Įdit: one caveat, I don't know that this works on M1's. '/Applications/Install macOS Monterey.app/Contents/Resources/startosinstall' -agreetolicense -forcequitapps Then after hours I'll send this command to install the update on all the machines: I'll walk away and do other stuff cause this takes a while but I'll let that do its thing and when I come back check that they all succeeded. Softwareupdate -fetch-full-installer -full-installer-version 12.6 The Developer Releases RSS feed is otherwise perfect - but very short, and not long enough to contain historical macOS latest versions (ie Big Sur 11.6.7) and if the conditions are right - may not show a macOS version at all if enough other app updates have been released recently. mRemoteNG is a remote connections management utility designed to help sysadmins connect to networked devices using a variety of connection protocols. Here is the command we send to all the clients all at once during business hours to download the installer: If youre looking for one utility to connect to all the things, whether via telnet, SSH, RDP, VNC, or more, mRemoteNG is the tool for you. Command #1 tells the clients to download the full installer of whatever version of macOS. In the meantime what we've done is used ARD to push out two commands. We're in the process of budgeting to get one ourselves.
Like others have said, a proper MDM should give you the ability to remotely issue an update command.
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