So in this lesson, we're going to learn how to upgrade mobile config profiles with Monkey.
So if you recall, with our shares on the dock, we had two shares on the dock.
We had one that pointed to the local server and one that pointed to the server in New York.
So let's go ahead and get rid of that share.
So we're changing our dock items so we have local and global just to local.
So let's go ahead and hit, OK, and say and then we can go ahead and download this.
And then we'll cancel this on ours and let's minimize profile manager, so if we look at monkey admin,
you can see that we have.
We have put shares on the dock 1.0.
All right, so we've just we've just downloaded it, so let's go ahead and import it, so.
So let's go to monkey import and then downloads and then settings.
For pushchairs on the dock, so this is going to be version two now, since there's a version in there,
it's going to ask us if we want to use a template.
So we'll go ahead and hit.
Yes.
And then we'll just keep our settings the same.
But when we get to a version, we need to up the version number so everything else is default and then
we'll go ahead and bring it in, rebuild, and then let's go ahead and do a reload.
And so now you can see that we have a one oh one oh one, OK, so let's go ahead and let's get one out
of production and let's put one title one into production.
And so we'll hit save.
And now remember, there's three icons, ones just your normal home phone.
And then we have local and global.
So global should disappear.
So let's go ahead and run manage software update on our target computer.
And you can see that we have a plus sign for mobile config one on one, so let's go ahead and do an
install.
And we can see that we're getting some sort of change, and so our global icon is now gone.
So we've just upgraded our mobile config profile from version 1.0 to 1.0, 0.01.
All right.
So how does Monkey know when a mobile config profile has been updated?
Well, there's two things that that happen is, first, when you create a mobile config profile, it
creates a payload identifier, which we can see here inside the mobile config profile itself.
Now, when you create a profile in profile manager, then it generates a payload identifier.
And as long as you keep that profile in profile manager and delete it, then any time you update this,
it's going to give you a new version that has the same payload identifier.
Now, when once you imported into monkey, that's when we assigned it a version number.
So Monkey sees that there's a new version of a payload with the same identifier, and then that's when
it offers you an upgrade.