v : This is optional, it is used for verbose logging which will show use progress and can be helpful in troubleshooting in case of failure. o : to specify destination location, we will be using. c : to specify source file name in pkg format We can see various parameters which can be used, we will be using following:

Very first thing before executing this command is to check for help, run the command: I cannot directly use IntuneAppUtil, this needs to be converted in executable, for this I have to run the command: Chmod +x IntuneAppUtilĪfter running the command I can see IntuneAppUtil is showing as Unix Executable file which is ready to be executed. This can be done by running command “mkdir DestinationeApp”, which created DestinationeApp folder for me under Downloads folder. Once Terminal is opened, navigate to the folder where IntuneAppUtil was downloaded, in my case it was Downloads folder, hence I changed the location by using command “cd downloads”.įirst I will create a source folder where I would like to get. Once downloaded, we need to open Terminal on MacOS. Use Intune App Wrapping tool – IntuneAppUtil Once downloaded, we can see GoogleChrome.pkg file present in folder. pkg and not signing with Apple developer certificate. pkg installer as this will reduce complexity of not converting. Navigate to URL, under Chrome browser for Mac select: We will download the Google Chrome for Mac which will be in. intunemac format using wrapping tool should be performed on MacOS. intunemac file format, this can be done through Intune App Wrapping Tool for Mac which can be download from Github – intune-app-wrapping-tool-mac. pkg file again needs to be converted into. pkg first and the pkg file must be signed using Apple Certificate. Supported file format for deploying apps to MacOS

Create Line of Business App for MacOS in Intune.

Use Intune App Wrapping tool – IntuneAppUtil.

Supported file format for deploying apps to MacOS.

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