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NoMAD with Azure AD Password Protection

  • June 19, 2019
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Hi Everyone,

We're looking at moving to Jamf Connect, but are currently blocked by some other factors.

We are looking to enable Azure AD Password Protection in our environment with regular NoMAD.

I have tested changing password on a machine, but it quite happily changes password to things on the global banned list with no issue.

I have tried modifying the host file to set the IP of the AD server with the Azure AD Password Agent running, running a dig srv command in terminal shows that it is going to the right server.

However, when I change password, there's nothing in the AD logs to show the password change - the password change is also taking longer than usual.

So I wonder if it's either:

1) Connecting straight to LDAP and bypassing the agent - but that doesn't explain the logs.
2) Jumping onto the next server that will accept the password change - if so, is that NoMAD behaviour, or something in our DC setup.

In short - has anyone got Azure AD Password Protection running with NoMAD?

Cheers.

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