Local Logins - Jamf Connect Documentation 2.45.0

Jamf Connect Documentation 2.45.0

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Application
Jamf Connect
Content Type
Technical Documentation
Utilities & Services
version
2.45.0
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en-US
vrm_version
2.45.0

If the Require Network Authentication (DenyLocal) setting not enabled, the user can bypass network authentication and log in with their local account credentials. This login method is also available if a network connection is not available and the Allow Local Fallback (LocalFallback) setting is enabled.

  1. The Jamf Connect login window displays.
    Azure IdP Network login window with Shut Down, Restart, Local Login, and Refresh buttons at the bottom and a step indicator at the top with Authenticate and Verify steps.

    The Azure IdP login window.

  2. The user clicks Local Login.

  3. If there are multiple users on the computer, the user selects their username from available account options. This screen does not appear and this step is skipped if there's only one user on the computer.
    Connect login screen with multiple users to choose from, showing users' pictures and names.
  4. The user enters their local account password and clicks Log In.
    Connect local login screen on a Mac with picture of the user, password field, and a phone button for signing in with biometrics or a pin code via the Unlock app. The new Enable Jamf Unlock toggle at the bottom of the screen.

    A user's local login displays with a password field and a button with a phone icon for singing in with Unlock. The Enable Jamf Unlock switch appears at the bottom of the screen if the user is paired with Jamf Unlock.

    The user is logged in and the Finder displays.