Posted on 10-20-2023 09:44 AM
We have been using Jamf Setup with Entra SSO for a year now. Since the begining one of the first steps required is to log into Microsoft authenticator and register the device to the tenant using an account with cloud device administrator access.
At JNUC I asked one of the sessions and they thought that requirement has been removed. I look at the documentation but I am not seeing any configuration changes but any device we setup still requires that step. Can anyone point to what I need to change to no longer require that registration step?
Posted on 12-13-2023 05:13 PM
We've just set up a pilot for Jamf Setup Single logon and are also experiencing this, I've reached out to Jamf for support to confirm this:
Posted on 12-21-2023 02:59 PM
Agreed, very problematic. We have an open support case as well.
Posted on 02-22-2024 09:30 AM
I didn't think this was a requirement anymore. Doesn't deploying Authenticator in Shared Device Mode resolve this?
Posted on 09-12-2024 11:12 AM
No, it still requires a cloud device administrator to launch the authenticator app and register the device manually.
I just found this setting.
However it still doesnt resolve the registration requirements.
Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in for Apple devices - Microsoft identity platform | Microsoft Learn
For Intune-managed devices, the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in can perform Microsoft Entra device registration when a user is trying to access resources. This enables a more streamlined end-user experience.
Use the following configuration to enable Just in Time Registration for iOS/iPadOS with Microsoft Intune:
Learn more about Just in Time Registration here.