Adding Intune CA connection to IDMS
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| 1 | Log in to IDMS and add Certificate Authority under System Connections | |
| 2 | Configuration Settings | Setting | Value |
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| Certificate Authority | Microsoft Intune | | Friendly Name | InTuneCa | | DNS name | graph.microsoft.com | | Group ID for Derived Credential Users | This is the group id of the group the approved users will be moved into. See step 3 from Configuring the InTune Groups for Credential Delivery Article | | Tenant ID | the Azure Tenant ID | | Client Secret | The client Secret code of the APP. (see app registration for more information) | | Client ID | The Azure Client ID | | Credential Policy Instruction | The CA policy set for IOS Smime | | Certificate Authority | The friendly name of the IDMS Certificate Authority to be used for credentialing *Must match the name that was created in "Adding CA connection to IDMS" article. | | SCEP Signer Certificate Serial Number | The serial number of the certificate that will be performing scep security transactions | | User Name | Azure Directory user name with InTune and Directory permissions | | Password | Azure Password. |
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| 3 | After the connection is created, click "Check" to verify the connection is successful. Expect result is "1 Successfull CA connection. Connection time: 2874 milliseconds." With no errors. |
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| 4 | Assign this CA to the user's credential Type policy so it can be used in the derived credential process. |
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