Implementar o auxiliar nativo da validação de pontos finais com ferramentas de terceiros
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Esta página explica como implementar o auxiliar nativo da validação de pontos finais em dispositivos Apple Mac e Microsoft Windows na sua organização com o Jamf e o Active Directory.
Implementação no Apple Mac com o Jamf
Tenha em atenção que este método requer que os seus dispositivos macOS sejam geridos com o Jamf.
Implementar o Microsoft Windows com o Active Directory
Ao criar um objeto de política de grupo (GPO) com o Microsoft Windows Active Directory,
ativa controlos adicionais sobre a gestão e a configuração do sistema operativo
para os dispositivos dos utilizadores. Um GPO é uma coleção de definições que pode criar.
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