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This guide applies to Mac computers

About Deleting User Accounts

Iru Endpoint provides administrators the ability to delete macOS user accounts using Apple’s MDM framework. This allows you to remove user accounts from enrolled Mac computers remotely and securely.

How It Works

When you delete a user account through Iru Endpoint, the command is sent to the device using the MDM protocol. As long as the device is online, the account gets deleted near-instantly. You can monitor the progress of this command through the device’s activity section.

Deleting a User Account

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Access Device Actions

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Navigate to Devices

Select Devices from the left-hand navigation bar
2

Select macOS device

Select a macOS device from your list of devices
3

Access Device Actions

Open the Device Action Menu (ellipsis) in the upper right of the device record.
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Select Delete User Account

Select the Delete User Account option from the menu
2

Delete the User Account

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Enter account name

Input the full Account Name of the user you want to delete
2

Confirm deletion

Select Delete User
You can check the progress of this command by going to the activity section of the device record. You can also view a list of all local users on an enrolled Mac by going to the Details tab of a device record. See Device Record Details.

Device Record Details

Review inventory and status fields on the Details tab of a device record in Iru Endpoint for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, visionOS, Windows, and Android.

Set the Auto Admin Account Password

Set or change the auto admin account password on managed Mac computers from Iru Endpoint. Rotate the hidden administrator credentials remotely.

Lock a Device

Remotely lock a managed device from Iru Endpoint. Set a PIN or password and display a message on the lock screen on Mac computers, iPhone and iPad devices, Apple.

Erase an Apple Device

Send the Erase Device command from Iru Endpoint to macOS, iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, and visionOS devices, and use Return to Service to re-enroll eligible devices.