Applications/Falcon.app/Contents/Resources/falconctl license 123YourLicense456789Įcho 'Install finished, deleting install files.' Installer -verboseR -package /private/tmp/FalconSensorMacOS.pkg -target / #download installer from S3 bucket and output it to /tmp folderĬurl '$DownloadUrl' -output /private/tmp/FalconSensorMacOS.pkg If ]Įcho 'The CrowdStrike profile is present, installing CrowdStrike Falcon' # If statement that checks whether or not the CrowdStrike profile is installed ProfileCompare='crowdStrike_Falcon_MDM_Settings' # variable containing string from the CrowdStrike profile # variable containing the installed profiles on the device # Check if the CrowdStrike profile is presentĮcho 'checking to see if the CrowdStrike profile is present' # Runs if app name wasn't found in application folderĮcho '$AppName not present in /Applications folder, installing' #If variable is not null (If search found the app in the application folder)Įcho '$AppName already present in /Applications folder, exiting.' #Create variable with results of search in Application folder for $AppNameĮxistingSearch=$(find '/Applications/' -name '$AppName') #Write content of variable to console outputĮcho 'Testing to ensure App is not already installed' #Create variable with download url of the installerĭownloadUrl=' #Create variable with app name Then after the install completes I run the activation.

What ended up working for me is making a script and then pushing that using commands to install CrowdStrike. What I believe was causing the install issues was the installer not pulling the license from the config profile reliably. They take care of everything with the exception of the licensing reliably. The policies seem to working relevantly well. Update: Licensing through the JC provided profile is working and I'm no longer using the script below to license CrowdStrike.

Crowdstrike mac install