Set up authentication credentials and scheduled jobs to import Jamf data into your CMDB.

1. Navigate to Service Graph Connector for Jamf > Setup.
2. On the Getting Started page, select Get started.
3. To configure the connection, do the following:
   1. On the Service Graph Connector for Jamf page, in the Configure the connection section, select the task Configure transform JSON max partial length.
   2. On the next page, in the Configure transform JSON max partial length section, select Configure and do the following:
      1. Change the scope to Global.
      2. To create a new system property, select New.
      3. In the Name field, enter com.glide.transform.json.max-partial-length.
      4. Set the Value field with 65536.
         Note: The Value field is required for the transform to work.
      5. Click Mark as Complete.
   3. In the Filter personal applications section, select Configure.
      Note: By default, the SG-Jamf imports all application records. To import only managed application records, set the sn_jamf_integrate.import_managed_apps_only property value to true.
      1. Select the name of the property.
      2. In the Value field, update the value from false to true.
      3. Click Mark as Complete.
   4. In the Enable Jamf proAPI property section, click Configure and complete the following steps:
      1. Select the Use Jamf Pro API check box.
      2. Click Update.
         Note: When you configure the Jamf HTTP connection, ensure that the Base Path field is cleared so that you can set up the endpoint URL for the Jamf proAPI property.
      3. Click Mark as Complete.
   5. In the Configure Jamf authentication credentials section, click Configure and do the following:
      1. On the form, fill in the fields.

         Table 1. Basic Auth Credentials form

         Field	Description
         Name	Descriptive name of this authentication configuration.
         User name	User name that is used to authenticate the HTTP request when this Basic authentication profile is enabled. Note: The Jamf user must have a role with read privileges for Computers so that the integration can pull computer data.
         Password	Password that is used to authenticate the HTTP request when this Basic authentication profile is enabled.

         Note: The Jamf user must have a role with read privileges for Mobile Devices so that the integration can pull mobile device data.
      2. Click Update, if necessary.
      3. Click Mark as Complete.
   6. In the Configure Jamf HTTP connection section, click Configure and do the following.
      1. On the form, fill in the fields.

         Table 2. HTTP(s) Connection form

         Field	Description
         Name	Name of the connection.
         Use MID server	Option to select a MID Server that sends this HTTP connection. Using a MID Server is not compatible with mutual authentication.
         Host	Target host value used by the connection. The Connection URL will automatically fill in the hostname. Note: Update the Host field with a Jamf base URL or IP address. For example, demojamfhost.com or 127.0.0.1.
         Credential	Credential value used by this connection.
         Connection alias	Connection value that is used to refer to the connection.
         URL builder	URL builder that is used to build the connection URL.
         Connection URL	Connection URL for the connection. You can either manually enter a URL or use the URL builder to build the connection string.
         Mutual authentication	Option to set the connection with mutual authentication.
         Protocol	Underlying protocol used by the connection. Note: Update the Protocol field if you are using anything other than https.
         Active	Option to activate the HTTP connection.
         Domain	Domain that contains the connection.
         Override default port	Target value port that is used by the connection.
         Base path	Base path for HTTP(s) connection. Note: You do not need to update this field. This field is automatically set to /JSSResource. If you are upgrading the Service Graph connector for Jamf and want to use the Jamf proAPI property, then you must clear this field.

      2. Click Update if necessary.
      3. Click Mark as Complete.
   7. In the Test the connection section, click Configure and do the following:
      1. Review the fields on the form.

         Table 3. Data Source form

         Field	Description
         Name	Unique name of this data source.
         Import set table label	Label of the import set table that this data source will produce.
         Import set table name	Name of the table that will be created for this data source.
         Type	Data storage type of the data to be imported.
         Data in single column	Option to set the data in a single column.
         Application	Application that contains this record.
         Data Loader	Script that loads data in the import set table.

      2. To test the connection, click the Test Load 20 Records related link.

         Testing the connection may take a few moments. The page is refreshed to show the test results.

         Note: The connection is successful if the HTTP Status is 200. If there is anything displayed in the Error Code and Error Message fields, then the connection failed and further troubleshooting is required.
         Note: Do not click Load All Records during this setup.
      3. Click Mark as Complete.
4. To add multiple instances, do the following:
   Note: If you do not need to add multiple instances, you can skip this step.
   1. On the left side bar, select the add multiple instances icon ().
   2. On the Service Graph Connector for Jamf page, under the Add Multiple Instances section, select the Update Data Source Access task.
   3. On the next page, in the Update Data Source Access section, select Configure.
   4. Select the Data Source [sys_data_source] table.
   5. To edit the record, select Global from the Scope menu.
   6. Under the Application Access tab, select the Can create, Can update, and Can delete check boxes.
   7. Save the record.
   8. From the Scope menu, select Service Graph Connector for Jamf.
   9. In the Help task bar, click Mark as Complete.
   10. Repeat these steps in the Update Scheduled data import access section with the Scheduled data import [scheduled_data_set] table.
5. Under the Add Another Connection section, click Configure and do the following:
   Note: Change the scope to Service Graph Connector for Jamf, otherwise you will be unable to load the additional connections.
   1. In Flow Designer, select Add Connection.
   2. On the form, fill in the fields.

      Table 4. Connection form

      Field	Description
      Connection Name	Display name for the connection.
      Connection URL	Connection URL for the new connection.
      User name	User name credential for the new connection.
      Password	Password credential for the new connection.

   3. Click Create Connection.
   4. Navigate back to the guided setup and click Mark as Complete.
   5. If you want to set up the MID Server for the connection you created, then under the Configure Mid Servers section, click Configure and do the following:
      1. Select the name of the connection you created.
      2. Click the Use MID server check box.
      3. Click Update.
      4. When you're finished with the task, click Mark as Complete
   6. If you want to enable the Jamf proAPI property for the connection you created, then under the Enable Jamf proAPI property, click Configure and do the following:
      1. For the connection you created, under the Use JAMF Pro API column, change the value from false to true.
      2. Click Mark as Complete.
   7. To test your new connections, under the Test the connection section, click Configure and do the following.
      1. Select the name of the connection you want to test.
      2. To validate the data source configuration, click the Test Load 20 Records button.
         Note: If the test connection fails, there is an error in the Jamf connection that you must fix.
      3. When you're finished, click Mark as Complete.
6. To set up scheduled import jobs, do the following:
   1. On the left side bar, select the set up scheduled import jobs icon ().
   2. On the Service Graph Connector for Jamf page, in the Set up scheduled import jobs section, select the task Configure the scheduled job.
   3. In the Configure the scheduled job task section, click Configure.
   4. Select the name of the scheduled job that you want to activate.
   5. Review the pre-populated fields on the Scheduled Data Import form.
      Note: By default, the SG-Jamf Mobile Devices scheduled job is automatically set as Active and runs SG-Jamf Computer as a parent.

      Table 5. Scheduled Data Import form

      Field	Description
      Name	Name of the scheduled job.
      Data Source	Data source record that defines the data to import.
      Run as	Option to run the scheduled job with the credentials of the specified user.
      Active	Option to activate the scheduled job. Select this option.
      Concurrent Import	Function that loads the data from multiple import sets. The function then processes and transforms the data concurrently.
      Partition Method	Partition method for the concurrent import set.
      Partition Size	Import set size for early scheduling.
      Execute pre-import script	Option to specify a script to run before the import is performed.
      Pre-script	Optional processing before import. Note: For the SG-Jamf Remove Software scheduled job, you can import information about deleted software instances or software installs onto your ServiceNow instance. To run the import from the beginning, set the code as: var resetLastRunDatetime = true;
      Execute post-import script	Option to specify a script to run after the import is performed.
      Application	Application that contains this scheduled job.
      Run	Frequency of running the import.
      Conditional	Conditions under which this job is executed.

   6. Click Execute Now and repeat these steps for the other imports if needed.
   7. In the Configure the scheduled job task section, click Mark as Complete.