This repository contains open-source resources for use with or alongside Jamf Connect.
Jamf Connect users can leverage the following resources:
Jamf Connect supports many identity providers (IdPs) and custom settings, the Configurations
folder includes example configuration profiles for supported identity providers and a template for setting up a custom IdP. Examples for advanced settings, such as menu bar actions and the Jamf Connect Notify screen are also available.
Import the sample profiles into the Jamf Connect Configuration application or configure settings directly into Jamf Pro.
Note: Make sure to edit the example configuration profiles to use your organization's identity provider settings.
Jamf Connect writes data to the com.jamf.connect.state
preference domain on computers, which can be used to populate inventory information in Jamf Pro via extension attributes. Many of the Extension Attributes available this repository are also available in Jamf Pro as built-in templates.
For more information about using Extension Attributes with Jamf Pro, see Computer Extension Attributes in the Jamf Pro Documentation.
Additional extension attributes curated by Jamf's Professional Services and Consulting Engineering teams are in a the additional_extension_attributes
folder.
Some Jamf Connect processes can be run via scripts:
- Use the URI schemas in scripts to perform simple actions.
- Read data from com.jamf.connect.state.plist to use in scripts.
- Execute the authchanger command-line tool to change the macOS loginwindow from a script or run certain actions with Jamf Connect at login.
For more information about Jamf Connect logs, see Jamf Connect Logs in the Jamf Connect Documentation.