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Contributing docs: Remove outdated command (#11788)
- Remove the `fleetctl apple-mdm apple-mdm enrollment-profiles create-automatic` command because it no longer exists in Fleet
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> NOTE: Currently this is not possible for M1 Mac machines.
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1. Create a DEP profile with:
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1. In ABM, look for the computer with the serial number that matches the one your VM has, click on it and click on "Edit MDM Server" to assign that computer to your MDM server.
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```
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fleetctl apple-mdm enrollment-profiles create-automatic --dep-profile ./tools/mdm/apple/dep_sample_profile.json
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```
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Reference the [Apple DEP Profile documentation](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/devicemanagement/profile) for further information on each setting.
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2. In ABM, look for the computer with the serial number that matches the one your VM has, click on it and click on "Edit MDM Server" to assign that computer to your MDM server.
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3. Boot the machine, it should automatically enroll into MDM.
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2. Boot the machine, it should automatically enroll into MDM.
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##### Gating the DEP profile behind SSO
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