JAMF

This page provides comprehensive documentation on integrating Single Sign-On (SSO) with Jamf Account. It covers setup procedures, configuration options, and troubleshooting tips to enhance user authentication and security.

You can find a machine by its MAC address in JAMF Pro by creating an Advanced Search that includes the MAC Address field and then exporting the results. Alternatively, you can use a Smart Computer Group or a JAMF API call to find devices by MAC address.  Using an Advanced Search Go to Computers > Advanced Searches. Click New to create a new search. In the Criteria tab, set your search criteria (e.g., select a specific building or department). Go to the Display tab and select the fields you want in your report, making sure to include MAC Address from the Hardware category. Save the search and run it. You can export the results from the search results page and open the downloaded report to find the device by its MAC address.  Using a Smart Computer Group Go to Computers > Smart Computer Groups. Click New. In the Criteria tab, set your search criteria. Under the Display tab, select the fields you want to show in the group's inventory, including MAC Address. Save the group. Any computer that matches the criteria will be added to the group, and you can view its details, including the MAC address, within the group.  Using the JAMF API If you are using the JAMF API, you can make a GET request to the /JSSResource/mobiledevicehistory/macaddress/{macaddress} or other relevant endpoints to retrieve mobile device history by Wi-Fi MAC address, as described on the Jamf Developer Portal. 

One of the most underrated features within Jamf Pro is simple searches which, despite their name, are not really all that simple, and certainly not intuitive. This video tutorial explores how to effectively utilize simple searches to enhance your Jamf Pro experience.