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# Configuration guide: Jamf agent health

## Introduction <a href="#configurationguide-configurationmanager-sccm-clienthealth-introduction" id="configurationguide-configurationmanager-sccm-clienthealth-introduction"></a>

Gain visibility into the presence, stability, compliance, and status of every Jamf agent in your macOS landscape in an all-in-one live dashboard.

## Content list and dependency <a href="#configurationguide-configurationmanager-sccm-clienthealth-contentlistanddependency" id="configurationguide-configurationmanager-sccm-clienthealth-contentlistanddependency"></a>

This library pack contains the following content and dependencies:

<table><thead><tr><th width="187">Type</th><th>Name</th><th>Description</th><th>Dependencies</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><a href="/user-guide/live-dashboards.md">Live dashboards</a></td><td>Jamf agent health</td><td>Monitor the presence, health, compliance, and status of Jamf agents on macOS devices in real time with an all-in-one dashboard to detect issues such as agent health or missing agents.</td><td></td></tr><tr><td><a href="/user-guide/remote-actions.md">Remote actions</a></td><td>Get Jamf agent health</td><td>Collects Jamf agent data to help customers ensure that the health of Jamf on the endpoint is healthy, compliant, and secure.</td><td><ul><li>Required to populate specific dashboard widgets.</li></ul></td></tr></tbody></table>

## Configuration guide <a href="#configurationguide-configurationmanager-sccm-clienthealth-configurationguide" id="configurationguide-configurationmanager-sccm-clienthealth-configurationguide"></a>

To effectively use this library pack, the content must be installed and configured appropriately. Below are some suggested steps to install and configure the content properly before use.

### **Step 1) Install library pack content**

Go to the [Nexthink Library](/user-guide/nexthink-library.md) and install all required content.

### **Step 2) Configure remote action(s)**

Navigate to the [manage remote action](/user-guide/remote-actions/setting-up-and-managing-remote-actions/managing-remote-actions.md) administration page to review and edit your remote actions.

We recommend the following configurations for these remote actions:

<table><thead><tr><th width="175">Name</th><th>Trigger</th><th width="231">Schedule query</th><th>Parameters to edit</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Get Jamf agent health</td><td>Scheduled, daily</td><td><pre data-title="Code"><code><strong>1 devices 
</strong>2 | where operating_system.platform == macos
</code></pre></td><td></td></tr></tbody></table>

## Usage guide <a href="#configurationguide-configurationmanager-sccm-clienthealth-usageguide" id="configurationguide-configurationmanager-sccm-clienthealth-usageguide"></a>

Your content is now configured and ready to be used. For usage overview and recommendations, you can visit the usage guide:

[Usage guide: Jamf agent health](/library-packs/security-and-compliance/jamf-agent-health/usage-guide-jamf-agent-health.md)


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