Jamf Infrastructure Manager Instances

A Jamf Infrastructure Manager instance is a service that is managed by Jamf Pro. It can be used to host the following:
  • LDAP Proxy—This allows traffic to pass securely between Jamf Pro and an LDAP directory service. The Infrastructure Manager and the LDAP Proxy typically reside within the DMZ. The LDAP Proxy requires integration with an LDAP directory service.
  • Healthcare Listener—This allows traffic to pass securely from a healthcare management system to Jamf Pro.

When you install an instance of the Infrastructure Manager, Jamf Pro allows you to enable the LDAP Proxy or the Healthcare Listener. Infrastructure Manager instances can be installed on Linux and Windows.

Managing a Jamf Infrastructure Manager Instance

You can use Jamf Pro to edit or delete an Infrastructure Manager instance. When editing an Infrastructure Manager instance, only the display name and recurring check-in frequency can be changed.

Note:

The default check-in frequency at which the Infrastructure Manager instance checks in with Jamf Pro is 30 seconds.

Jamf Pro also displays the following inventory information for each Infrastructure Manager instance:

  • Last Check-in

  • IP Address at Last Check-in

  • Operating System

  • Operating System Version

Requirements

To manage a Jamf Infrastructure Manager instance, you must have a Jamf Infrastructure Manager instance installed. For more information on installing a Jamf Infrastructure Manager instance see the Jamf Infrastructure Manager for LDAP Proxy Installation Guide.

For more information on installing a Jamf Infrastructure Manager instances that hosts Healthcare Listener, see the Healthcare Listener Installation and Configuration Guide.

  1. In Jamf Pro, click Settings in the top-right corner of the page.
  2. In the Server Infrastructure section, click Infrastructure Managers .
  3. In the list of Infrastructure Manager instances and their installed services, click the instance you want to manage.
    Note:

    • An Infrastructure Manager instance cannot be deleted if there are dependencies for the Infrastructure Manager. For example, an Infrastructure Manager cannot be deleted if there is an LDAP Proxy hosted on it. To delete the Infrastructure Manager, you must first disable the LDAP Proxy.

    • If a Healthcare Listener is hosted on the Infrastructure Manager, the Healthcare Listener is deleted when the Infrastructure Manager is deleted.