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Halaman ini menjelaskan cara men-deploy helper native Verifikasi Endpoint ke perangkat Apple Mac
dan Microsoft Windows dalam organisasi Anda
dengan Jamf dan Active Directory.
Men-deploy ke Apple Mac dengan Jamf
Perhatikan bahwa metode ini mengharuskan perangkat macOS Anda dikelola dengan Jamf.
Men-deploy Microsoft Windows dengan Active Directory
Dengan membuat Group Policy Object (GPO) dengan Microsoft Windows Active Directory,
Anda mengaktifkan kontrol tambahan atas pengelolaan dan konfigurasi
sistem operasi untuk perangkat pengguna. GPO adalah kumpulan setelan yang dapat Anda
buat.
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