Changing MacOS guest user settings via terminal
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I'm currently attempting to set up some shared Mac devices with a guest user through an MDM (Kandji). Ideally, this needs to be done remotely, which can be done through the MacOS terminal.
By default, when a guest user is enabled through the terminal, the setting to "Limit Adult Websites" turns on. However, this setting causes some problems with our Guest Wi-Fi captive portal, and needs to be turned off. I have been unable to find a way to change this setting via the terminal.
The devices are currently running MacOS 14.4.1.
I have attempted running
sudo cp /Library/Preferences before
, changing the setting manually, running sudo cp /Library/Preferences after
and checking for any differences with diff -ur
before after but have been unable to find any .plist that is modified.
I have also looked at documentation for sysadminctl
and parental controls but was unable to find a way to change this setting for the guest user account.
Thank you for the assistance!
Asked by MrGarlic
(11 rep)
Mar 27, 2024, 03:40 PM
Last activity: Mar 27, 2024, 05:52 PM
Last activity: Mar 27, 2024, 05:52 PM