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00:00:00 – 00:09:30
The video provides a comprehensive guide to managing and updating single sign-on (SSO) authentication certificates within Jamf Pro, using Google as an identity provider. It begins by detailing the process of logging into Jamf Pro to access the necessary metadata file and navigate system settings for certificate updates. Highlighting the importance of the failover URL, the video advises on bypassing SSO for administrative access during updates and recommends judicious use of security measures.
The tutorial continues by showcasing how to update metadata in the Google Admin Console for SAML applications, emphasizing the importance of accurate metadata and certificate management. Practical steps include maintaining an active certificate, managing certificates within the Jam Pro app, and ensuring metadata creation dates match.
Troubleshooting and managing SSO authentication are also covered, with suggestions to use Google Drive for testing, check server logs, and enable debug mode. The workflow recapitulates key steps like updating certificates, managing the failover URL, and waiting for changes to propagate.
Concluding the guide, the process of generating necessary components via Google Admin Console is described. The speaker wraps up by inviting viewer interaction and expressing gratitude for the audience's time.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses updating the single sign-on (SSO) authentication certificate with Google as an identity partner within Jamf Pro. Key points include:
1. **Logging into Jamf Pro**: This is necessary as the certificate to update is housed here.
2. **Metadata File**: Crucial for the update, the speaker admits it’s a complex process and offers this guide to improve workflows and provide support.
3. **SSO Explanation**: Using the same credentials for Jamf Pro as for company email accounts (which in this case, are managed by Google).
4. **Certificate Expiry Notification**: Users will receive notifications from 30 days until the certificate expires.
5. **Update Steps**:
– Navigate to system settings and select single sign-on.
– Click edit to delete and re-upload the metadata file.
– Utilize the failover URL and allow users to bypass SSO for admin access during the process.
6. **Security Measures**: Emphasis on using the failover URL judiciously and potentially updating it in your password manager after regeneration to prevent unauthorized access.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the presenter discusses updating metadata in the Google Admin Console for SAML applications. The key actions involve managing certificates by maintaining an active certificate and a new one for testing before replacement. The important details include the best practice of downloading metadata only from the certificate actively in use and verifying the creation date to ensure it matches. The process is illustrated using the Jam Pro app, showing how to manage and select certificates, and the importance of accurate metadata and certificate management for proper configuration.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker explains how to manage and troubleshoot single sign-on (SSO) authentication within Jamf, particularly using Google Drive for testing the login process. They emphasize the importance of checking server logs for troubleshooting, enabling debug mode, and understanding that configuration changes may take some time to propagate. The segment concludes with a recap of the core workflow: navigating system settings, managing SSO authentication, ensuring the failover URL is saved in the password manager, allowing users to bypass SSO during updates, and updating the certificate by modifying the metadata.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the focus is on generating necessary components using the Google Admin Console as the chosen Cloud identity partner. The speaker concludes by inviting viewers to leave questions or comments and thanks them for watching.