

So these are a little easier to manage than some of the other MacOS posts, but that’s because its easer to configure than other things with MacOS in Intune.

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This existence and contents shall not create an obligation, liability or suggest a consultancy relationship. Please understand that the content herein is for informational purposes only. Because it is leveraging Azure AD for authentication, this SSO option is limited to Cloud apps that utilize Azure AD authentication, but hey, it’s something! Let’s take a look at how you can configure this, and what you need to do to make life a little easier for MacOS users. While this is still true, Microsoft has now released a process to use Azure AD SSO with MacOS devices enrolled in Microsoft Intune. Apple doesn’t have a native enterprise identity provider platform so there is not a built-in method for linking Apple Devices to Microsoft Active Directory. One disadvantage for MacOS devices in a Windows environment, traditionally has been a lack of (Single-Sign-On) SSO for MacOS.
