If you are trying to push some applications in the network where you have macOS, you might need .pkg file rather than .dmg.
In this blog, I have taken the reference for Skype. You can follow the same command line for other applications.
Things I have learned or discovered on my journey of IT
If you are trying to push some applications in the network where you have macOS, you might need .pkg file rather than .dmg.
In this blog, I have taken the reference for Skype. You can follow the same command line for other applications.
Many organizations provide VPN access for the end-user in their company with a third-party tool named Cisco VPN client. This doesn’t work on any 64-bit Mac OS.
However, from Mac OS X 10.6, you can use the in-built feature named IPSec VPN ,so you don’t need to look around for any third-party tool. In this case, you might have to decode your .pcf file which contains all the configuration of your VPN setting.
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