Connecting BlackBerry UEM to Microsoft
Azure
BlackBerry UEM
to Microsoft
Azure
Microsoft
Azure
is the Microsoft
cloud computing service for deploying and managing apps and services. You must connect BlackBerry UEM
to Azure
if you want to use BlackBerry UEM
to deploy iOS
and Android
apps managed by Microsoft Intune
.In a
BlackBerry UEM Cloud
environment, if your organization uses Microsoft Active
Directory
instead of Azure
Active
Directory
, to connect with Azure
you must install the most recent version of the BlackBerry Connectivity Node
to allow BlackBerry UEM Cloud
to access your company directory. For instructions, see the BlackBerry UEM
Configuration content. You must use the
Microsoft
Azure
account with appropriate permissions to complete these tasks. For more information about account permissions, visit https://support.blackberry.com/community to read article 50341. BlackBerry UEM
supports configuring only one Azure
tenant. To connect BlackBerry UEM
to Azure
, you perform the following actions:Step | Action |
|---|---|
 | If you use BlackBerry UEM Cloud and your organization uses Azure Active
Directory , configure BlackBerry UEM Cloud to synchronize with Azure Active
Directory . |
 | If your organization uses an on-premises Microsoft Active
Directory and you want to use BlackBerry UEM to deploy apps managed by Microsoft Intune apps, Synchronize Microsoft Active Directory with Microsoft Azure. |
 | Create an enterprise endpoint in Azure to allow the on-premises BlackBerry UEM or BlackBerry UEM Cloud to connect to Microsoft Intune . |
