4.8.23 is here

4.8.23 is here

DuoSTATION® MDM v4.8.23 contains new features, optimizations and bug fixes. Here are the most important changes.

Azure integration

Now it’s possible to import user account information from Azure AD. It’s possible to connect DuoSTATION MDM to multiple tenants and control in which group users should be saved.

How to get started?

The document DuoSTATION MDM – Integration Azure AD has instructions how to connect DuoSTATION MDM with Azure AD.

“Import users” controls how often import needs to be done. All new users will be added to the selected group in “Group settings”.

How does it work?

The import is performed as selected in settings (see above). Only user of type “Member” are imported. All new users will be saved in the groups selected in settings (see above).

The first import will be a full import. After that only changes will be imported. If “Reset last import date and status” (see above) is checked, next import will be a full import.

To avoid storing duplicate users, the system matches user accounts in this order:

Data in Azure	How it’s matched in DuoSTATION MDM
id	Unique id in Azure saved for each user in DuoSTATION MDM.
onPremisesDomainName onPremisesSamAccountName	If both values exist, they are matched with “Account group” and “Account name”.
mail	If the value exist, it’s matched with the user’s email.
userPrincipalName	Matched with “Account name”.
userPrincipalName	Matched with the user’s email.

What is imported?

The following data are imported:

Data in Azure	How it’s stored in DuoSTATION MDM
id	Saved as id for future identification.
displayName	Saved as ‘Name’.
mail	Saved as ‘Email’.
mobilePhone	Saved as ‘Phone number’.
companyName	Saved as ‘Company’.
department	Saved as ‘Department’.
jobTitle	Saved as ‘Position’.
onPremisesDomainName	Saved as ‘Account group’.
onPremisesSamAccountName	Saved as ‘Account name’.
userPrincipalName	Saved as ‘Account name’ if onPremisesSamAccountName has no value.
accountEnabled	Saved as ‘Account enabled’.