Verifying Federated Identity Provider Compatibility with Entra ID

Jamf Security Cloud Portal Setup Guide

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Jamf Connect
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Utilities & Services
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  1. Open an incognito or private window in a web browser and navigate to: https://login.microsoftonline.com
    Note:

    Using a private or incognito window avoids conflicts with any saved Microsoft logins in your browser cache.

  2. Enter your organization's email address when prompted.
  3. Use the following table to determine whether the identity provider is supported:
    ResultSupportedNotes and Next Steps

    You see "Redirecting you to your organization's sign-in page" followed by a familiar login screen

    Supported

    Federation is correctly configured for your domain and can be used to sign in via Jamf Trust.

    Continue to Authorizing Jamf Trust in Your Microsoft Entra tenant ID

    You are prompted to enter a password

    Supported

    Your account uses Entra ID natively for authentication, and can be used to sign in via Jamf Trust.

    Continue to Authorizing Jamf Trust in Your Microsoft Entra tenant ID

    You get an error indicating that the account could not be found

    Not Supported

    Your domain does not appear to be integrated with the Microsoft Identity Platform.

    You can create a free Entra ID tenant that is disassociated from your production domain to pilot and test identity provider integration.

    When ready, you can check with your IT team to configure IdP federation with your production domain.

    For assistance, contact Jamf Support.

    Important:

    You cannot proceed with setup until this issue is resolved.