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Configure single sign-on for
BlackBerry Access
 in
Good Control

You can enable single sign-on for
BlackBerry Access
 in an environment that's already set up for
Microsoft Office 365
 with
Microsoft Active Directory
 Federation Services and single sign-on.
  • Configure single sign-on in
    Office 365
     with
    Active Directory
     Federation Services version 2.0 or 3.0, relying on
    Windows
     Authentication and
    Kerberos
    .
  • Configure
    Good Control
     for
    Kerberos
     constrained delegation.
  • Verify that the "Identify
    BlackBerry Access
     in User Agent" app setting is selected in
    BlackBerry UEM
     or
    Good Control
    .
  1. Verify the SPN for
    Active Directory
     Federation Services. For
    Active Directory
     Federation Services to use
    Kerberos
    , the
    Active Directory
     Federation Services service must have registered an SPN. This SPN should already be registered by the prerequisite
    Active Directory
     Federation Services configuration in
    Office 365
    .
    1. Open a command prompt on a computer with
      Active Directory
       RSAT tools installed.
    2. Enter the command:
      setspn -q HOST/
      fqdn.of.adfs.server
       where
      fqdn.of.adfs.server
       is the FQDN of your
      Active Directory
       Federation Services server.
    This command exposes the name service account that serves
    Active Directory
     Federation Services. For a safer form of delegation (HOST allows any protocol, only HTTP is needed) you might want to register the HTTP SPN of the
    Active Directory
     Federation Services service account with the following command:
    setspn -S HTTP/fqdn.of.adfs.server
    ADFS_service_account
    , where
    ADFS_service_account
     is the name of the
    Active Directory
     Federation Services service account shown in the previous command.
  2. Enable the User Agent in
    Active Directory
     Federation Services. By default,
    Active Directory
     Federation Services allows only known user agents to use
    Windows
     Authentication. All other user agents are considered external and are served with Forms Based Authentication (FBA) or certificate authentication.
    1. To enable single sign-on in
      BlackBerry Access
       you need to add the
      BlackBerry Access
       user agent string to
      Active Directory
       Federation Services to allow
      Windows
       Authentication for
      BlackBerry Access
       and
      Kerberos
       constrained delegation. For all platforms, the
      BlackBerry Access
       user agent string begins with
      Mozilla/5.0.
    2. To verify the
      Active Directory
       Federation Services user agents, enter the following command:
      Get-ADFSProperties | Select -ExpandProperty WIASupportedUserAgents
    3. Edit and run the following script to add the new user agent to
      Active Directory
       Federation Services.
      $NewUserAgent
       must be edited to the value that you will add.
      $NewUserAgent = "Mozilla/5.0"
$CurrentUserAgents = Get-ADFSProperties | Select -ExpandProperty WIASupportedUserAgents
$UserAgentAddArray = $CurrentUserAgents + $NewUserAgent
Set-ADFSProperties -WIASupportedUserAgents $UserAgentAddArray
    4. To verify that the
      Active Directory
       Federation Services user agent has been added, run the
      Get-ADFSProperties
       command again:
      Get-ADFSProperties | Select -ExpandProperty WIASupportedUserAgents
    5. Restart the
      Active Directory
       Federation Services service.
  3. Set delegation on the
    Kerberos
     account of
    Good Control
    .
    1. Log in to
      Good Control
      .
    2. Navigate to the Server Properties tab.
    3. Scroll to find the value of the
      gc.krb5.principal.name
       property. Set this object name in
      Microsoft Active Directory
      .
    4. On your
      Microsoft Active Directory
       server, click the
      Delegation
       tab.
    5. Click
      ADD
       and enter the
      Active Directory
       Federation Services service account name that you discovered in step 1.
    6. Add the HTTP SPN.
    7. Click
      OK
      .