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Sudo /Library/CS/falconctl uninstall -maintenance-token

With Uninstall and maintenance protection enabled :.

With Uninstall and maintenance protection disabled :.

For more info, read our Groups and Policies Guide.

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Move the host to a sensor update policy with Uninstall and maintenance protection turned off, then uninstall the sensor.Uninstalling CrowdStrike Falcon Uninstall using the command line įor more information on advanced installation types, please visit Support, and then click Docs.

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Grant Full Disk Access (Catalina/Mojave Only) with the steps listed at Manual Full Disk Access.

Use these steps if your MDM doesn’t support kext whitelisting or you use DevOps/scripts to deploy the product.

Approve the kernel extension with the steps listed in the Manual KEXT Approval.

This command is slightly different if you're installing with uninstall protection.Ġ123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUV-WX with your CID.

Sudo /Library/CS/falconctl license 0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUV-WX

Run falconctl, installed with the Falcon sensor, and provide your customer ID checksum (CCID).

When prompted, enter the administrative credentials for the installer.

Sudo installer -verboseR -package -target /

Run this command at a terminal, replacing with the path and file name of your installer package:.

Run the sensor installer on your device using one of these two methods:.

Copy your customer ID checksum (CCID) from Hosts, then click Sensor Downloads.

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Download the sensor installer under Hosts, then click Sensor Downloads.Login to your CrowdStrike Falcon console.

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Manually install the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor for macOS Use this installation method if you want to install the sensor manually on a single endpoint. # If CrowdStrike Falcon is not installed "Not Installed" will return back # # A script to collect the version of the CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor currently installed. This can be done with the following script example:

It is also advisable to check if the sensor is already installed prior to deploying.

Replace LICENSEHERE with your CCID, found in the Falcon UI under Hosts, then c lick Sensor Downloads.

Library/CS/Falcon-Protect.py | sudo /Library/CS/falconctl installguard Library/CS/falconctl license LICENSEHERE

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Call both the password script and install in the same script:.

This should include only standard characters and not include quotation marks (").

Replace MAGICWORDSGOHERE with your desired password.

For installing with a password, you can use a script like the example below:.

Once that is completed, a script will need to be created that licenses the sensor. Example script:.

Create a standard deployment package within JAMF to deploy the sensor.

Configure the profile with the X9E956P446 as the Team ID.

In the Jamf console, set up a Configuration Profile that contains the Approved Kernel Extensions configuration.

Automatically install the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor for macOS with JAMF

NOTE: detailed MDM deployment instructions can also be found by logging into your CrowdStrike Falcon console, clicking on the Falcon Menu (the Falcon logo on the top left of the page), and selecting Documentation, and then clicking Falcon Sensor for Mac. Use this installation method if you want to automate silent installations on many devices, including installations via mobile device management (MDM) tools such as JAMF. Please be sure that these addresses are authorized at network egress points and that traffic is not subject to manipulation or TLS interception.Įstimated procedure time: 10 minutes Installing CrowdStrike Falcon using a deployment tool You can find your CrowdStrike cloud’s IP addresses by clicking Support, Docs, and then Cloud IP Addresses in your Falcon console. All communications are outbound, sensor-to-server. The CrowdStrike sensor communicates with the CrowdStrike cloud using bidirectionally authenticated Transport Layer Security (TLS) via port 443. Prior to deploying the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor, please ensure you have accounted for the following: Configure the necessary network connectivity