

Adding the Azure AD integration prior to migration may break your environment." In the older documentation (up to v10.29), I can see a blurb that says " To ensure your existing LDAP workflows (e.g., scoping or user accounts and groups) continue to work correctly, you will need to migrate your configuration when the migration assistant is available in a future release of Jamf Pro. Since then, I've been looking around the forums trying to get more information.
#Jamf pro ldap upgrade
We brought this up during the migration to the cloud and the JAMF tech who was assisting with the migration said that there was no path to upgrade from where we were with on-premises AD to where we wanted to be with Azure at that time. Register a Jamf Protect API configuration with Jamf Pro post ldap. Get the user setting for the authenticated user and key get. We are using on-premises Active Directory for LDAP services and were hoping to move To Azure AD at some point. Enable GlobalProtect Network Extensions on macOS Big Sur Endpoints Using Jamf Pro Add a Configuration Profile for the GlobalProtect Enforcer Using Jamf Pro 10.26. Add Jamf Pro Server URL settings history notes post jamf-pro-user-account-settings. By enabling IT to empower end users, we bring the legendary Apple experience to businesses, education and government organizations. Jamf helps organizations succeed with Apple. We've recently moved from an on-premises server to the cloud. Available versions of this document: Version 10.
