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Multiple Domains and Jamf Infrastructure Manage...

Jamf
October 23, 2018

Multiple Domains and Jamf Infrastructure Manager for LDAP

Presentation from JNUC 2018, the world's largest rally of Apple IT administrators.

Session:
Multiple Domains and Jamf Infrastructure Manager for LDAP

Presented by:
Mike Wallach

View all session slides, recordings and more at https://www.jamf.com/events/jamf-nation-user-conference/2018/.

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October 23, 2018
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  1. © JAMF Software, LLC Mike Wallach Director of Apple Technologies

    Manulife | John Hancock Oliver Lindsey Professional Services Engineer Jamf
  2. © JAMF Software, LLC Multiple Jamf Infrastructure Manager Instances on

    the same server for LDAP Proxy Presentation agenda: A word from Jamf Our Dilemma and Challenges The Setup Demo Q & A
  3. © JAMF Software, LLC Our Dilemma • We have 11

    domains globally that we required authentication to for Jamf Pro users and Self Service • Jamf would only officially support one LDAP Proxy per Infrastructure Manager server with Jamf Cloud What drove us to this solution?
  4. © JAMF Software, LLC Our Dilemma • We have colocated

    data centers, the cost for individual servers to run the JIM software was not cost effective for us What drove us to this solution?
  5. © JAMF Software, LLC Challenges • Jamf does not have

    a supported method for installing multiple JIMs on the same server
 • At the time, JIM only ran on Ubuntu we only use RHEL in our datacenter The Risks
  6. © JAMF Software, LLC Challenges • Without official support, anything

    that could go wrong (and did) required assistance from Professional Services The Risks
  7. © JAMF Software, LLC The Solution • We worked closely

    with Oliver and Jamf Professional Services to bring JIM support to RHEL • A custom solution was developed to create multiple instances on one server Multiple JIM instances on one Linux server
  8. © JAMF Software, LLC Setup • One of the following

    operating systems: • Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Server (64-bit) or Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Server (64-bit) • Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7.0, 7.1, or 7.2 • Windows Server 2008 R2 (64-bit), Windows Server 2012 (64-bit), or Windows Server 2012 R2 (64-bit) • A 64-bit capable Intel processor • 2 GB of RAM • 300 MB of disk space available • Java 1.8 (for more information, see the Installing Java and MySQL Knowledge Base article) Recommendations
  9. © JAMF Software, LLC Setup • A 64-bit Intel processor

    • 8 GB of RAM • 60 GB of disk space available • Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7 • Java 1.8 (for more information, see the Installing Java and MySQL Knowledge Base article) Our Setup
  10. © JAMF Software, LLC Setup • Outbound Port 443 from

    JIM to Jamf Pro • Inbound Ports from Jamf External IP to JIM (8389 recommended) • Port 636 from JIM to LDAP Server for LDAPS Firewall Ports Required
  11. © JAMF Software, LLC Important Notes • JIM requires port

    443 to your actual Jamf Pro IP found with an nslookup • The Infrastructure Manager does not support Network Address Translation (NAT). Hosts file entries may be required on both JIM and Jamf Pro
  12. © JAMF Software, LLC Important Notes • Under Settings ->

    Jamf Pro User Accounts and Groups -> USER > Privileges > Jamf Pro Server Objects you will need to grant an account Create, Read and Update rights to Infrastructure Manager Instances
  13. © JAMF Software, LLC Known Issues When /var/log/jamf-im.log fills the

    JIM will stop working. There is no warning when this happens. You can either delete the jamf-im.log or perform log rotation.
  14. © JAMF Software, LLC Known Issues If one instance stops

    working, all instances seem to stop working and require a jamf-im_SERVICE restart performed on the Linux server.
  15. © JAMF Software, LLC Known Issues If the IP address

    of your Jamf Pro changes and you have IP-based rules your Jamf Pro will report that your Infrastructure Managers have not checked in. They should continue to work as normal.
  16. © JAMF Software, LLC Resources Permitting Inbound/Outbound Traffic with Jamf

    Cloud • https://www.jamf.com/jamf-nation/articles/409/ permitting-inbound-outbound-traffic-with-jamf- cloud
  17. © JAMF Software, LLC Resources Installing a Jamf IM Instance

    • http://docs.jamf.com/infrastructure-manager/1.3.0/ Installing_a_Jamf_Infrastructure_Manager_Instance. html