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Important
This feature is in public preview. This preview is provided without a service-level agreement. For more information, see Supplemental terms of use for Microsoft Azure public previews.
The Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in for Apple devices provides single sign-on (SSO) for Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) accounts on macOS, iOS, and iPadOS across all applications that support Apple's enterprise single sign-on feature. The plug-in provides SSO for even old applications that your business might depend on but that don't yet support the latest identity libraries or protocols. Microsoft worked closely with Apple to develop this plug-in to increase your application's usability while providing the best protection available.
The Enterprise SSO plug-in is currently a built-in feature of the following apps:
- Microsoft Authenticator: iOS, iPadOS
- Microsoft Intune Company Portal: macOS
Features
The Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in for Apple devices offers the following benefits:
- It provides SSO for Azure AD accounts across all applications that support the Apple Enterprise SSO feature.
- It can be enabled by any mobile device management (MDM) solution.
- It extends SSO to applications that don't yet use Microsoft identity platform libraries.
- It extends SSO to applications that use OAuth 2, OpenID Connect, and SAML.
Requirements
To use the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in for Apple devices:
- The device must support and have an installed app that has the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in for Apple devices:
- iOS 13.0 and later: Microsoft Authenticator app
- iPadOS 13.0 and later: Microsoft Authenticator app
- macOS 10.15 and later: Intune Company Portal app
- The device must be enrolled in MDM, for example, through Microsoft Intune.
- Configuration must be pushed to the device to enable the Enterprise SSO plug-in. Apple requires this security constraint.
iOS requirements
- iOS 13.0 or higher must be installed on the device.
- A Microsoft application that provides the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in for Apple devices must be installed on the device. For Public Preview, these applications are the Microsoft Authenticator app.
macOS requirements
- macOS 10.15 or higher must be installed on the device.
- A Microsoft application that provides the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in for Apple devices must be installed on the device. For Public Preview, these applications include the Intune Company Portal app.
Enable the SSO plug-in
Use the following information to enable the SSO plug-in by using MDM.
Microsoft Intune configuration
If you use Microsoft Intune as your MDM service, you can use built-in configuration profile settings to enable the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in:
- Configure the SSO app extension settings of a configuration profile.
- If the profile isn't already assigned, assign the profile to a user or device group.
The profile settings that enable the SSO plug-in are automatically applied to the group's devices the next time each device checks in with Intune.
Manual configuration for other MDM services
If you don't use Intune for MDM, you can configure an Extensible Single Sign On profile payload for Apple devices. Use the following parameters to configure the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in and its configuration options.
iOS settings:
- Extension ID:
com.microsoft.azureauthenticator.ssoextension - Team ID: This field isn't needed for iOS.
macOS settings:
- Extension ID:
com.microsoft.CompanyPortalMac.ssoextension - Team ID:
UBF8T346G9
Common settings:
- Type: Redirect
https://login.microsoftonline.comhttps://login.microsoft.comhttps://sts.windows.nethttps://login.partner.microsoftonline.cnhttps://login.chinacloudapi.cnhttps://login.microsoftonline.ushttps://login.usgovcloudapi.nethttps://login-us.microsoftonline.com
More configuration options
You can add more configuration options to extend SSO functionality to other apps.
Enable SSO for apps that don't use a Microsoft identity platform library
The SSO plug-in allows any application to participate in SSO even if it wasn't developed by using a Microsoft SDK like Microsoft Authentication Library (MSAL).
The SSO plug-in is installed automatically by devices that have:
- Downloaded the Authenticator app on iOS or iPadOS, or downloaded the Intune Company Portal app on macOS.
- Registered their device with your organization.
Your organization likely uses the Authenticator app for scenarios like multifactor authentication (MFA), passwordless authentication, and conditional access. By using an MDM provider, you can turn on the SSO plug-in for your applications. Microsoft has made it easy to configure the plug-in inside the Microsoft Endpoint Manager in Intune. An allowlist is used to configure these applications to use the SSO plug-in.
Important
The Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in supports only apps that use native Apple network technologies or webviews. It doesn't support applications that ship their own network layer implementation.
Use the following parameters to configure the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in for apps that don't use a Microsoft identity platform library.
Enable SSO for all managed apps
- Key:
Enable_SSO_On_All_ManagedApps - Type:
Integer - Value: 1 or 0 .
When this flag is on (its value is set to 1), all MDM-managed apps not in the AppBlockList may participate in SSO.
Enable SSO for specific apps
- Key:
AppAllowList - Type:
String - Value: Comma-delimited list of application bundle IDs for the applications that are allowed to participate in SSO.
- Example:
com.contoso.workapp, com.contoso.travelapp
Note
Safari and Safari View Service are allowed to participate in SSO by default. Can be configured not to participate in SSO by adding the bundle IDs of Safari and Safari View Service in AppBlockList.iOS Bundle IDs : [com.apple.mobilesafari, com.apple.SafariViewService] , macOS BundleID : com.apple.Safari
Enable SSO for all apps with a specific bundle ID prefix
- Key:
AppPrefixAllowList - Type:
String - Value: Comma-delimited list of application bundle ID prefixes for the applications that are allowed to participate in SSO. This parameter allows all apps that start with a particular prefix to participate in SSO. For iOS, the default value would be set to
com.apple.and that would enable SSO for all Apple apps. For macOS, the default value would be set tocom.apple.andcom.microsoft.and that would enable SSO for all Apple and Microsoft apps. Admins could override the default value or add apps toAppBlockListto prevent them from participating in SSO. - Example:
com.contoso., com.fabrikam.
Disable SSO for specific apps
- Key:
AppBlockList - Type:
String - Value: Comma-delimited list of application bundle IDs for the applications that are allowed not to participate in SSO.
- Example:
com.contoso.studyapp, com.contoso.travelapp
To disable SSO for Safari or Safari View Service, you must explicitly do so by adding their bundle IDs to the AppBlockList:
- iOS:
com.apple.mobilesafari,com.apple.SafariViewService - macOS:
com.apple.Safari
Enable SSO through cookies for a specific application
Some apps that have advanced network settings might experience unexpected issues when they're enabled for SSO. For example, you might see an error indicating that a network request was canceled or interrupted.
If your users have problems signing in to an application even after you've enabled it through the other settings, try adding it to the AppCookieSSOAllowList to resolve the issues.
- Key:
AppCookieSSOAllowList - Type:
String - Value: Comma-delimited list of application bundle ID prefixes for the applications that are allowed to participate in the SSO. All apps that start with the listed prefixes will be allowed to participate in SSO. Please note that this key is to be used only for iOS apps and not for macOS apps.
- Example:
com.contoso.myapp1, com.fabrikam.myapp2
Other requirements: To enable SSO for applications by using AppCookieSSOAllowList, you must also add their bundle ID prefixes AppPrefixAllowList.
Try this configuration only for applications that have unexpected sign-in failures.
Summary of keys
| Key | Type | Value |
|---|---|---|
Enable_SSO_On_All_ManagedApps | Integer | 1 to enable SSO for all managed apps, 0 to disable SSO for all managed apps. |
AppAllowList | String (comma-delimited list) | Bundle IDs of applications allowed to participate in SSO. |
AppBlockList | String (comma-delimited list) | Bundle IDs of applications not allowed to participate in SSO. |
AppPrefixAllowList | String (comma-delimited list) | Bundle ID prefixes of applications allowed to participate in SSO. For iOS, the default value would be set to com.apple. and that would enable SSO for all Apple apps. For macOS, the default value would be set to com.apple. and com.microsoft. and that would enable SSO for all Apple and Microsoft apps. Developers , Customers or Admins could override the default value or add apps to AppBlockList to prevent them from participating in SSO. |
AppCookieSSOAllowList | String (comma-delimited list) | Bundle ID prefixes of applications allowed to participate in SSO but that use special network settings and have trouble with SSO using the other settings. Apps you add to AppCookieSSOAllowList must also be added to AppPrefixAllowList. Please note that this key is to be used only for iOS apps and not for macOS apps. |
Settings for common scenarios
Scenario: I want to enable SSO for most managed applications, but not for all of them.
Key Value Enable_SSO_On_All_ManagedApps1AppBlockListThe bundle IDs (comma-delimited list) of the apps you want to prevent from participating in SSO. Scenario I want to disable SSO for Safari, which is enabled by default, but enable SSO for all managed apps.
Key Value Enable_SSO_On_All_ManagedApps1AppBlockListThe bundle IDs (comma-delimited list) of the Safari apps you want to prevent from participating in SSO. - For iOS:
com.apple.mobilesafari,com.apple.SafariViewService - For macOS:
com.apple.Safari
- For iOS:
Scenario: I want to enable SSO on all managed apps and few unmanaged apps, but disable SSO for a few other apps.
Key Value Enable_SSO_On_All_ManagedApps1AppAllowListThe bundle IDs (comma-delimited list) of the apps you want to enable for participation in for SSO. AppBlockListThe bundle IDs (comma-delimited list) of the apps you want to prevent from participating in SSO.
Find app bundle identifiers on iOS devices
Apple provides no easy way to get bundle IDs from the App Store. The easiest way to get the bundle IDs of the apps you want to use for SSO is to ask your vendor or app developer. If that option isn't available, you can use your MDM configuration to find the bundle IDs:
Temporarily enable the following flag in your MDM configuration:
- Key:
admin_debug_mode_enabled - Type:
Integer - Value: 1 or 0
- Key:
When this flag is on, sign in to iOS apps on the device for which you want to know the bundle ID.
In the Authenticator app, select Help > Send logs > View logs.
In the log file, look for following line:
[ADMIN MODE] SSO extension has captured following app bundle identifiers. This line should capture all application bundle IDs that are visible to the SSO extension.
Use the bundle IDs to configure SSO for the apps.
Allow users to sign in from unknown applications and the Safari browser
By default, the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in provides SSO for authorized apps only when a user has signed in from an app that uses a Microsoft identity platform library like MSAL. The Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in can also acquire a shared credential when it's called by another app that uses a Microsoft identity platform library during a new token acquisition.
When you enable the browser_sso_interaction_enabled flag, apps that don't use a Microsoft identity platform library can do the initial bootstrapping and get a shared credential. The Safari browser can also do the initial bootstrapping and get a shared credential.
If the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in doesn't have a shared credential yet, it will try to get one whenever a sign-in is requested from an Azure AD URL inside the Safari browser, ASWebAuthenticationSession, SafariViewController, or another permitted native application.
Use these parameters to enable the flag:
- Key:
browser_sso_interaction_enabled - Type:
Integer - Value: 1 or 0. This value is set to 1 by default.
macOS requires this setting so it can provide a consistent experience across all apps. iOS and iPadOS don't require this setting because most apps use the Authenticator application for sign-in. But we recommend that you enable this setting because if some of your applications don't use the Authenticator app on iOS or iPadOS, this flag will improve the experience. The setting is disabled by default.
Disable asking for MFA during initial bootstrapping
By default, the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in always prompts the user for MFA during the initial bootstrapping and while getting a shared credential. The user is prompted for MFA even if it's not required for the application that the user has opened. This behavior allows the shared credential to be easily used across all other applications without the need to prompt the user if MFA is required later. Because the user gets fewer prompts overall, this setup is generally a good decision.
Enabling browser_sso_disable_mfa turns off MFA during initial bootstrapping and while getting the shared credential. In this case, the user is prompted only when MFA is required by an application or resource.
To enable the flag, use these parameters:
- Key:
browser_sso_disable_mfa - Type:
Integer - Value: 1 or 0
We recommend keeping this flag disabled because it reduces the number of times the user is prompted to sign in. If your organization rarely uses MFA, you might want to enable the flag. But we recommend that you use MFA more frequently instead. For this reason, the flag is disabled by default.
Disable OAuth 2 application prompts
If an application prompts your users to sign in even though the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in works for other applications on the device, the app might be bypassing SSO at the protocol layer. Shared credentials are also ignored by such applications because the plug-in provides SSO by appending the credentials to network requests made by allowed applications.
These parameters specify whether the SSO extension should prevent native and web applications from bypassing SSO at the protocol layer and forcing the display of a sign-in prompt to the user.
For a consistent SSO experience across all apps on the device, we recommend you enable one of these settings, which are disabled by default.
Disable the app prompt and display the account picker:
- Key:
disable_explicit_app_prompt - Type:
Integer - Value: 1 or 0. This value is set to 1 by default and this default setting reduces the prompts.
Disable app prompt and select an account from the list of matching SSO accounts automatically:
- Key:
disable_explicit_app_prompt_and_autologin - Type:
Integer - Value: 1 or 0
Use Intune for simplified configuration
You can use Intune as your MDM service to ease configuration of the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in. For example, you can use Intune to enable the plug-in and add old apps to an allowlist so they get SSO.
For more information, see the Intune configuration documentation.
Use the SSO plug-in in your application
MSAL for Apple devices versions 1.1.0 and later supports the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in for Apple devices. It's the recommended way to add support for the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in. It ensures you get the full capabilities of the Microsoft identity platform.
If you're building an application for frontline-worker scenarios, see Shared device mode for iOS devices for setup information.
Understand how the SSO plug-in works
The Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in relies on the Apple Enterprise SSO framework. Identity providers that join the framework can intercept network traffic for their domains and enhance or change how those requests are handled. For example, the SSO plug-in can show more UIs to collect end-user credentials securely, require MFA, or silently provide tokens to the application.
Native applications can also implement custom operations and communicate directly with the SSO plug-in. For more information, see this 2019 Worldwide Developer Conference video from Apple.
Applications that use MSAL
MSAL for Apple devices versions 1.1.0 and later supports the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in for Apple devices natively for work and school accounts.
You don't need any special configuration if you followed all recommended steps and used the default redirect URI format. On devices that have the SSO plug-in, MSAL automatically invokes it for all interactive and silent token requests. It also invokes it for account enumeration and account removal operations. Because MSAL implements a native SSO plug-in protocol that relies on custom operations, this setup provides the smoothest native experience to the end user.
If the SSO plug-in isn't enabled by MDM but the Microsoft Authenticator app is present on the device, MSAL instead uses the Authenticator app for any interactive token requests. The SSO plug-in shares SSO with the Authenticator app.
Applications that don't use MSAL
Applications that don't use a Microsoft identity platform library, like MSAL, can still get SSO if an administrator adds these applications to the allowlist.
You don't need to change the code in those apps as long as the following conditions are satisfied:
- The application uses Apple frameworks to run network requests. These frameworks include WKWebView and NSURLSession, for example.
- The application uses standard protocols to communicate with Azure AD. These protocols include, for example, OAuth 2, SAML, and WS-Federation.
- The application doesn't collect plaintext usernames and passwords in the native UI.
In this case, SSO is provided when the application creates a network request and opens a web browser to sign the user in. When a user is redirected to an Azure AD sign-in URL, the SSO plug-in validates the URL and checks for an SSO credential for that URL. If it finds the credential, the SSO plug-in passes it to Azure AD, which authorizes the application to complete the network request without asking the user to enter credentials. Additionally, if the device is known to Azure AD, the SSO plug-in passes the device certificate to satisfy the device-based conditional access check.
To support SSO for non-MSAL apps, the SSO plug-in implements a protocol similar to the Windows browser plug-in described in What is a primary refresh token?.
Compared to MSAL-based apps, the SSO plug-in acts more transparently for non-MSAL apps. It integrates with the existing browser sign-in experience that apps provide.
The end user sees the familiar experience and doesn't have to sign in again in each application. For example, instead of displaying the native account picker, the SSO plug-in adds SSO sessions to the web-based account picker experience.
Next steps
Learn about Shared device mode for iOS devices.
FAQs
What is Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug in for Apple device? ›
The Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in for Apple devices provides single sign-on (SSO) for Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) accounts on macOS, iOS, and iPadOS across all applications that support Apple's enterprise single sign-on feature.
Does SSO work on Mac? ›IdPs can support SSO on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS through the use of single sign-on extensions. These extensions allow IdPs to implement modern authentication protocols for their users.
How do I register a device with Microsoft authenticator on my Iphone? ›On the device you want to trust, go to the Security settings page and sign in to your Microsoft account. You'll be prompted to verify your identity. Choose whether to receive the code through email, text, or an authenticator app. Once you have the code, enter it in the text box.
How do I integrate Microsoft SSO? ›- Go to the Azure Active Directory Admin Center and sign in using one of the roles listed in the prerequisites.
- In the left menu, select Enterprise applications. ...
- In the Manage section of the left menu, select Single sign-on to open the Single sign-on pane for editing.
Microsoft Entra is the new name for the family of identity and access technologies now brought into one place and under one portal. Entra goes beyond traditional identity and access management – it's Microsoft's vision for the future of identity and access.
How do I turn off Microsoft SSO? ›- Account Settings > Microsoft Single Sign On (SSO).
- Click to Disable Microsoft SSO.
- Check the box to confirm you are happy for SSO to be disabled.
- Once disabled the Super Administrator on the account will receive an email detailing the usernames for each Capsule user.
It is true that if your main SSO password is compromised it can lead to other accounts being compromised too, if there are no other security controls on the account. For this reason, we would recommend ensuring that you enforce extra-strong passwords and implement additional security controls.
Where is Apple SSO? ›Enrollment SSO is based on Apple's extensible SSO and on account-driven user enrollment, which was introduced in iOS and iPadOS 15 and which allows users to enroll their own devices by signing in with a Managed Apple ID (specifically, by entering that ID in Settings > General > VPN & Device Management > Sign in with ...
Is Microsoft SSO free? ›Single sign-on (SSO) allows enterprise users to use only one set of credentials for number of applications and services.
Can iPhone use Microsoft Authenticator? ›The MS Authenticator is an App available for Android, IOS and Windows Smartphones. When logging in with two-factor authentication, you'll enter your password, and then you'll be asked for an additional way to prove it's really you.
Can you get Microsoft Authenticator on iPhone? ›
The Microsoft Authenticator app replaced the Azure Authenticator app, and it's the recommended app when you use two-step verification. The Authenticator app is available for Android and iOS.
Is Microsoft Authenticator available for iOS? ›Use the Microsoft Authenticator app for easy, secure sign-ins for all your online accounts using multi-factor authentication, passwordless, or password autofill.
What is the difference between SSO and seamless SSO? ›Single sign on (SSO) is an authentication method that lets you use a single username and password to access multiple applications. Seamless SSO occurs when a user is automatically signed into their connected applications when they're on corporate desktops connected to the corporate network.
Does Microsoft SSO use SAML? ›The Microsoft identity platform uses the SAML 2.0 and other protocols to enable applications to provide a single sign-on (SSO) experience to their users.
How do you implement SSO authentication? ›- In the management dashboard, click Applications / SSO Integrations.
- On the Single Sign-On Integrations page. ...
- On the New Single Sign-On Integration page. ...
- To accept the permissions that the application requires, click Continue.
- Follow the Setup Guide that pops on the screen.
Microsoft charges $10.40 per user per month to use the Permissions Management service, according to its online pricing page.
Is Microsoft Entra part of E5? ›Microsoft Entra Identity Governance Preview capabilities are currently available with an Azure AD Premium P2 subscription or free trial: Azure AD Premium P2 is included with Microsoft 365 E5 and offers a free 30-day trial.
What is Microsoft Entra Azure? ›Microsoft Entra is our new product family that encompasses all of Microsoft's identity and access capabilities. The Entra family includes Microsoft Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), as well as two new product categories: Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM) and decentralized identity.
What happens when you disable SSO? ›The disabling command disables the entire Single Sign-On system. There will be a short delay before all Single Sign-On servers are disabled, because they poll the Credential database for the latest global information.
Can you bypass SSO? ›To bypass SSO authentication, you can follow the ways listed as below: Create a dedicated access rule for the user/IP so that SSO authentication cannot be triggered. To Create an Access rule, Click on Manage in the top navigation menu. Navigate to Rules | Access rules, Select from LAN to WAN.
How do I know if SSO is enabled in Office 365? ›
Select Azure Active Directory, then Azure AD Connect. Under “User sign-on”, you should see “Seamless single sign-on” listed as Enabled.
What is the biggest disadvantage of using SSO for authentication? ›- It does not address certain levels of security each application sign-on may need.
- If availability is lost, users are locked out of all systems connected to SSO.
- If unauthorized users gain access, they could access more than one application.
SSO, like any other form of access, brings implied security vulnerabilities. While those risks can be minimized by implementing additional controls, like multi-factor authentication (MFA) and session management, identifying the dangers of single sign-on helps ensure that your organization implements a secure solution.
Which of the following is the main disadvantage of using SSO? ›| Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|---|
| Reduces the load of memorising several passwords | When SSO fails, access to all related systems is lost |
| Easy to implement and connect to new data sources | Increased risk of identity spoofing and phishing in user-external accesses |
Apple ID SSO enables existing Apple ID users to use their existing Apple credentials to sign on to other applications and websites. Single Sign On or SSO simplifies passwords and identity, not just for users, but also for administrators of websites and apps. It can increase conversion rates.
Can you play SSO on iPad? ›Whether you play on iOS or desktop, Star Stable Online keeps up with you, automatically picking up where you left off when you switch devices. It's easy! Star Stable Online is free to play up to level 5.
Can U Get SSO on iPad? ›Star Stable Online is available for iPhone and iPad in the US and EU! Keep those thumbs busy by playing whenever, wherever! 📱#ssogoesmobile You can download from the App Store in the US, EU, AUS, NZ, CA, South & Latin America!
How much does SSO cost? ›Single-Sign-On-Solution Costs
Most monthly subscriptions tend to range from $1 to $10 per user per month. Enterprise SSO solutions, which are typically more comprehensive and wide-ranging, generally require a quote from the vendor because they are often customized to each company.
MFA and SSO are not mutually exclusive. As a matter of fact, you can combine these two technologies to provide your users with high security while ensuring a good user experience. MFA can add an extra layer of protection to the SSO logins of your users.
Does Azure SSO require a license? ›Azure AD licensing - SSO for pre-integrated enterprise applications is free. However, the number of objects in your directory and the features you wish to deploy may require more licenses.
Does Apple have a built in Authenticator? ›
However, if you're an iPhone user, you don't have to download any third-party apps to get better two-factor authentication protection. Apple has a built-in authenticator to help secure any websites and apps that support the feature.
Can I install Microsoft Authenticator on my Mac? ›For personally owned devices, install the latest Office version (for free) by going to https://portal.office.com and selecting "Install Office." From here, you can setup the Microsoft Authenticator App AND phone number.
What authenticator does iPhone use? ›There is no dedicated authenticator app in iOS, but iOS 15 does let you set up two-factor authentication in the Passwords section of the Settings app. If you have stored the password for a site, you can set up two-factor authentication for that site.
How do I get the authenticator code for my iPhone? ›- Go to Settings > [your name].
- Tap Password & Security > Get Verification Code.
Enterprise Connect provides Mac users with a secure connection to an Active Directory (AD) domain and resources. Designed for one-to-one deployments, it can help you access single sign-on services, such as file shares, printers, SharePoint, or any other Kerberos-enabled service.
What is Apple's Kerberos SSO extension for enterprise? ›The Kerberos SSO extension also helps your users manage their Active Directory accounts. On macOS, it allows users to change their Active Directory passwords and notifies them when a password is close to expiring. Users can also change their local account passwords to match their Active Directory passwords.
How is Enterprise used in Apple? ›Apple Enterprise Management helps organizations connect, manage and protect their Apple devices – including Macs, iPads, iPhones, and Apple TVs – irrespective of their location.
What is Enterprise on Iphone? ›“Enterprise App” can be a confusing term. Sometimes it's used to refer to any app made for business. But it also has a very specific meaning in the iOS world: an app that can be distributed internally without being posted in the iTunes App Store.
How do I Connect to enterprise Connect on Mac? ›Getting started (Signing In)
This can be done either by searching for "Enterprise Connect" with a Spotlight Search, or by browsing to the Applications folder. Note: After you sign-in for the first time, Enterprise Connect will automatically launch at login, unless you sign-out of the application.
- Step 1: Create a Service Account # Firstly, create a new Service Account to use with Enterprise Connect. ...
- Step 2: Configure the Service Account # ...
- Step 3: Test your credentials # ...
- Step 4: Authorizing access #
How does enterprise Connect work? ›
With Enterprise Connect, information workers can easily drag and drop objects to Content Server folders while respecting permissions and classification rules. They can profile and apply metadata, and assign records management classifications to objects — all from within the applications they are most comfortable using.
What is the difference between SAML and Kerberos? ›SAML is just a standard data format for exchanging authentication data. You would typically use it for a web SSO (single sign on). Kerberos is used in an enterprise LAN typically. Kerberos requires that the user it is authenticating is in the kerberos domain.
What is the difference between LDAP and Kerberos authentication? ›While Kerberos is a ticket-based authentication protocol for trusted hosts on untrusted networks, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is an authentication protocol for accessing server resources over an internet or intranet.
Why is Kerberos installed on my Mac? ›The extension in macOS. In macOS, the Kerberos SSO extension proactively acquires a Kerberos TGT upon network state changes to ensure that the user is ready to authenticate when needed. The Kerberos SSO extension also helps your users manage their Active Directory accounts.
What are the benefits of enterprise for Apple? ›AppleCare for Enterprise can help reduce the load on your internal help desk by providing unlimited technical support for your end users over the phone, 24/7. Apple will provide technical support for Apple hardware and operating systems; Apple apps such as Keynote, Pages, and Numbers; and personal accounts or settings.
What are the 4 major enterprise applications? ›- Enterprise Resource Planning (E.R.P.) Systems. ...
- Supply Chain Management (S.C.M.) Systems. ...
- Customer Relationship Management (C.R.M.) Systems. ...
- Knowledge Management Systems (K.M.S.)
Have 100 or more employees. Be a legal entity. We do not accept DBAs, fictitious businesses, trade names, or branches. Use the program only to create proprietary, in-house apps for internal use, and to distribute these apps privately and securely to employees within the organization.
How do I know if my apple account is enterprise? ›Go into the app developer portal and click on "Program & Add-Ons" and in "Program Summary" it should state if you have enterprise or just apple developer program (apple enterprise should say: "Apple Developer Enterprise Program"). It says, Account Type: Company/Organization.
What does an enterprise apple look like? ›Enterprise apples are a medium to large varietal, averaging 7 to 8 centimeters in diameter, and have a round, oblate, conic to slightly lopsided shape. The apples often exhibit flat shoulders that slope into a broad middle, eventually tapering to a narrow, slanted base.
How do I know if I have enterprise app on my iPhone? ›Tap Settings > General > Profiles or Profiles & Device Management. Under the "Enterprise App" heading, you see a profile for the developer. Tap the name of the developer profile under the Enterprise App heading to establish trust for this developer. Then you see a prompt to confirm your choice.