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Hi Jamf Nation! We have released Jamf Connect 2.4.3 for general availability which includes the below details.

Key Feature Content

  • Menu bar settings for Unlock app in Jamf Connect Configuration: Users can now configure settings for the menu bar side of the Jamf Unlock authentication workflow using Jamf Connect Configuration.

Key Technical Content

  • Resolved issues: [PI-009851] Jamf Unlock authentication is now enabled immediately after a device is paired.

Product Documentation

For more information, including Release Notes, please see the Jamf Connect Administrator Guide.

Thank you!

The Jamf Connect team

 

@kaylee.carlson is the mobile app available for android? Couldnt find any info around that.


@BreadedChicken , based on the admin guide. Managed iOS only. https://docs.jamf.com/jamf-connect/2.4.0/documentation/Jamf_Unlock.html


It looks like an awesome feature ! The only disappointing thing for us is that it looks like the user needs to be an admin to complete the pairing process between the computer and phone. Most of our users are not admins.


@rcorbin you could temporarily elevate the user permissions (sap privileges app) to setup unlock.


Does the iOS device also have to be in Jamf?


@MatG The iOS device needs to be managed so that you can install the Jamf Unlock app as a managed App with a managed config. However, it doesn't have to be Jamf. If you have iOS devices managed by another MDM, that should be fine.


@rcorbin



It looks like an awesome feature ! The only disappointing thing for us is that it looks like the user needs to be an admin to complete the pairing process between the computer and phone. Most of our users are not admins.


This requirement comes from the fact that we need to add an AuthenticationAuthority for the token to the user's account. Open Directory requires admin credentials for the record in question to be able to do that. The same restriction exists if you are using the sc_auth script to setup other token based credentials.


@BreadedChicken



@kaylee.carlson is the mobile app available for android? Couldnt find any info around that.


As others have said the mobile app is iOS only. We rely on an hardware (SEP) and software (CryptoTokenKit, Multipeer Connectivity, iBeacon, among others...) features that Apple provides that aren't on other platforms.


Does this support environments that use Azure/Custom ADFS hybrid environments? It looks like the custom app configuration does not support password verification.


Looks like the QR code generated by Mac to pair the app doesnt seems to work. unable to pair a device.


How do you download it?


How do you download it?


Never mind...thanks


Any update on when we can expect jamf connect login to work with the Beta?


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