Destination Configuration for Jamf Importer
Jira Connection Configuration
Our application leverages Jira Rest API for programmatic access while updating Object Schema, Object Type, and Attribute configurations of JSM Assets.
Navigate to Destination Tab.
By Default the connection will be set to Current Site, if you wish to set up and External Site connection, please follow the steps here.
Click "Save & Check Connection" to verify the setup.
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Schema Selection Configuration
You have two options in this section:
Create a new Object Schema
Use an existing Object Schema
Pro tip: We recommend creating a new Object Schema to store Jamf-related data separately. This allows you to assign roles only to necessary users or groups. Since the imported data includes personal information, ensure compliance with your organization’s data policies.
Option 1: Create a New Object Schema
Fill in the following fields:
Object Schema Name: Azure AD
Object Schema Key: AD
Description: Auto-generated Azure AD data
Then, click "Create Object Schema" to proceed.
Please Note: The links to the new schema will be shown above the configuration, just below the Schema Selection Configuration Heading.
Option 2: Use an Existing Object Schema
Select an Existing Object Schema.
Click "Use Existing Object Schema" to continue.
If the selected schema already contains the same Object Types, you will be notified and required to update them before moving forward.
Pro tip: Either you chose Option 1 or 2, make sure that you remove the default values from the Object Schema Roles menu. It should look like the following.
Then, only add the relevant users, groups, or apps.
Import Token Configuration
o import a large amount of data into JSM Assets, you need to generate a key that securely authorizes the data transfer (more info).
Please add the Import Token for your External Import configuration in Assets.
Click on the Go to Schema Import Page link and configure the import configuration. (You may find it in the Schema Selection Configuration section.) This link will be available after schema is selected.
Navigate to the "Import" tab and click "Create Import" to begin the setup.
Select "External Import" and click "Next".
Enter a Name and Description.
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Click the three dots (…) and select "Generate new token".
Copy the generated token.
Paste the token into the Import Token field in Import Token Configuration, then click "Save Import Token".
Now, it is time to import.