Oomnitza's Jamf Connector allows organizations to pull device information from Jamf and populate it in Oomnitza. More info in Jamf can be found here: https://www.jamf.com/
Standard Mappings
The following fields can be mapped from Jamf using Oomnitza's User Interface:
- ID
- Computer Name
- MAC Address
- Alt. MAC Address
- IPv4 Address
- Serial Number
- UDID
- JAMF Version
- Platform
- Barcode #1
- Barcode #2
- Asset Tag
- Report Date
- Last Contact Time
- Initial Entry Date
- Username
- Real Name
- Email Address
- Position
- Phone Number
- Department
- Building
- Room
- Is Purchased
- Is Leased
- PO Number
- Vendor
- Applecare ID
- Purchase Price
- Purchasing Account
- PO Date
- Warranty Expires
- Lease Expires
- Life Expectancy
- Purchasing Contact
- OS Applecare ID
- OS Maintenance Expires
- Make
- Model
- Model Identifier
- OS Name
- OS Version
- OS Build
- Active Directory Status
- Service Pack
- Processor Type
- Processor Architecture
- Processor Speed
- Processor Speed MHz
- Number of Processors
- Total Memory (MB)
- Boot ROM
- Bus Speed
- Battery Capacity
- Cache Size (KB)
- Available RAM Slots
- Optical Drive
- NIC Speed
- SMC Version
Custom Mappings
Additional fields and Extension Attributes may be available through Jamf. For details on how to retrieve them, please reach out to support@oomnitza.com or see our article on Creating Custom Field Mappings.
Extension Attributes require use of a special converter using the following format:
mapping.<Field ID> = {"source": "extension_attr", "converter": "casper_extension_attribute:attr=<Name of Attribute>"}
Setup
Details on setting up the Oomnitza Connector can be found in Oomnitza's Articles on Connector Setup.
The key information required from Jamf includes:
- URL: The URL of your organization's Jamf Instance
- Username: The username of a read-only Jamf service account
- Password: The password for the above account.
The full config file should also contain the following fields:
- Enable - When True, turns the Jamf connector on. When False turns the Jamf connector off.
- Sync_Type: Either "computers" or "mobiledevices". Indicates whether the connector will retrieve computers or mobile devices from Jamf.
- Group_Name: Optional. Specifies a Jamf subgroup.
A sample Jamf config can be found below, which includes a custom mapping from the "Battery Cycle Count" extension attribute. Details on mapping custom attributes can be found here.
[casper]
enable = True
url = https://jss.jamfcloud.com/example
username = username@example.com
password = change-me
sync_type = computers
group_name =
mapping.9A51331C6470488A90E0579BB00B9F2D = {"source": "extension_attr", "converter": "casper_extension_attribute:attr=Battery Cycle Count"}
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