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Hello,

Currently, we have an LDAP server configured with our on-premises Active Directory, and all user information is being retrieved from there. However, in the coming months, we will no longer be using on-premises Active Directory. We also have Okta in place. How can we configure LDAP with Okta so that Jamf can retrieve all user information from Okta?

Do you have any updated documentation we can use as a reference?

https://travellingtechguy.blog/integrating-okta-ldap-in-jamf-pro/ 

Be careful.  When we tried setting this up we were hitting the connection limit (Okta limitations) within like 2 minutes.


@DBrowning I saw this link, but it's from 2020, so I'm not sure if it still works. Were you able to resolve these Okta limitations by any chance?


@DBrowning I saw this link, but it's from 2020, so I'm not sure if it still works. Were you able to resolve these Okta limitations by any chance?


We were not.  The hard limits are set globally by Okta.  We ended up using Entra instead.


@DBrowning We are also using Microsoft Intune. Is there any way we can use Intune as LDAP? If so, do you have any reference documentation? Thanks in advance.


@DBrowning We are also using Microsoft Intune. Is there any way we can use Intune as LDAP? If so, do you have any reference documentation? Thanks in advance.


Intune is not a LDAP service.  Entra ID (Azure AD) is.  https://learn.jamf.com/en-US/bundle/jamf-pro-documentation-current/page/Azure_AD_Integration.html#ID-00005db2 


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