We now have configured our Okta app, so it’s time to head over to Jamf Now. For this example, we will assing this app to ALL users within the orgħ. Set Authorization Code to Implicit (hybrid) in the Grant type sectionĦ. Give the app a name in the Application name field.ĥ. Native Application as the application type.Ĥ. OIDC – OpenID Connect as the sign-in method.ģ. Once logged in the Admin console, we’ll head over toĢ. In this example I will use Okta but pretty much the same steps applies for AzureAD ref: ).įirst of all, again documentation on how to create the Okta app:

Similar to the “complete suite” that is Jamf Connect, this new iteration on Jamf Now allows to synchronize the local account password on a Mac with the Okta/AzureAD password so both of them are in sync and, most importantly, if there is a mismatch of the local account password, prompt the user to change the local password so it matches the IdP password and get FileVault password updates as well. This feature is currently supported for Okta and AzureAD. Preview features and documentation are provided for testing purposes and should not be considered final.” “ Previews give you a first look at upcoming features and functionality, and allow you to provide feedback and submit defects to our software developers.

On 6 December 2021 Jamf has released a Preview of a new feature in Jamf Now that will enable and facilitate password sync on macOS, leveraging Jamf Connect.įirst of all, where do we start from? Of course the documentation!īefore we dig into, I’d like to stress this feature is currently on Preview and as per the documentation it states:

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