Saving User Tokens from Jamf Connect Configuration

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You can use Jamf Connect's testing feature to save a test user's access, refresh, an ID token after a successful authentication.

Requirements

You must have a working configuration for an identity provider (IdP) that uses the OpenID Connect authentication protocol with Jamf Connect (e.g., Microsoft Entra ID, Google Cloud ID, OneLogin, PingFederate).

  1. In Jamf Connect Configuration, click Test > OIDC.
  2. Log in with a valid username and password that has been assigned Jamf Connect in your IdP's admin console, portal, or a similar tool.
    One of the following will occur:

    • If you successfully authenticate, your configuration is working and ready to save.

    • If you are unable to authenticate, your configuration needs additional settings or contains errors. Review your settings and repeat the testing process.

  3. Click Save on the bottom-right of the window to save the access, refresh, and ID tokens to your computer.

Each token is saved as an encoded string in a .txt file.

  • jamf-refreshToken.txt

  • jamf-accessToken.txt

  • jamf-idToken.txt

To decode the tokens, you can use a JSON web token (JWT) decoder tool, such as Auth0's jwt.io website.