JAMF AZURE AD PRO

You are redirected to the administrator consent page in Microsoft.Įnter your Microsoft Azure credentials and follow the onscreen instructions to grant the permissions requested by the Jamf Pro Azure AD Connector application.Īfter the request completes, in Jamf Pro configure the settings on the Server Configuration tab. In the top-right corner of the page, click SettingsĬhoose Azure and click Next. To disable the connection, use the switch. This means you can add a different configuration without deleting the current connection. Disabling the connection prevents Jamf Pro from querying data from this server. You can configure multiple connections and choose which configuration to use. When a server connection is added, it is enabled by default.

JAMF AZURE AD HOW TO

For information on how to configure SSO in Jamf Pro, see Single Sign-On.Ĭonfiguring an Azure AD Identity Provider Connection Single sign-on (SSO) with Azure must be configured in Jamf Pro to use authentication workflows (e.g., user-initiated enrollment and logging in to Jamf Pro). When working with LDAP-specific workflows, (e.g., adding scope limitations and exclusions), Azure AD cloud identity items are listed under the LDAP headings. Accounts and groups added in Jamf Pro must be the standard type. User groups added in Jamf Pro have the same name as groups configured in Azure. Your Azure AD privileges (e.g., Global Administrator) allow you to manage consent requested by the Jamf Pro Azure AD Connector app. Your Jamf Pro instance needs to be hosted in Jamf Cloud. When integrating Jamf Pro with Azure AD, consider the following: Adding the Azure AD integration prior to migration may break your environment. To ensure your existing LDAP workflows (e.g., scoping or user accounts and groups) continue to work correctly, you will need to migrate your configuration when the migration assistant is available in a future release of Jamf Pro. Important: If Jamf Pro already integrates with an Azure Active Directory Domain Services or Microsoft’s Active Directory LDAP configuration that you plan to migrate to an Azure AD instance, do not add this Azure AD instance as a cloud identity provider in Jamf Pro.

Provisioning Profiles for In-House Apps.

JSON Web Token for Securing In-House Content.

JAMF AZURE AD REGISTRATION

User-Assigned Volume Purchasing Registration.

Content Distribution Methods in Jamf Pro.

Importing Users to Jamf Pro from Apple School Manager.

Settings and Security Management for Mobile Devices.

Mobile Device Inventory Display Settings.

Mobile Device Inventory Collection Settings.

Mobile Device Inventory Information Reference.

User Enrollment Experience for Personally Owned Mobile Devices.

User Enrollment for Personally Owned Mobile Devices.

User-Initiated Enrollment Experience for Institutionally Owned Mobile Devices.

User-Initiated Enrollment for Mobile Devices.

JAMF AZURE AD SOFTWARE

Application Usage for Licensed Software.

Settings and Security Management for Computers.

Computer Inventory Information Reference.

User-Initiated Enrollment Experience for Computers.

User-Initiated Enrollment for Computers.

Building the Framework for Managing Computers.

Jamf Self Service for iOS Branding Settings.

About Jamf Self Service for Mobile Devices.

Jamf Self Service for macOS URL Schemes.

Items Available to Users in Jamf Self Service for macOS.

Jamf Self Service for macOS Branding Settings.

Jamf Self Service for macOS Notifications.

Jamf Self Service for macOS Configuration Settings.

Jamf Self Service for macOS User Login Settings.

Jamf Self Service for macOS Installation Methods.

Integrating with Automated Device Enrollment.

Integrating with LDAP Directory Services.

Components Installed on Managed Computers.

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