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Using local MacOS administrator accounts can lead to security and compliance issues such as unauthorized sharing of the administrator password with non-administrators or remote access by a former employee. The secure approach is to grant Active Directory users Mac administrator rights to minimize risk and meet regulatory compliance. This article will show you how to grant Mac administrator rights to Active Directory users through Centrify's Active Directory group policy settings. In Group Policy Management, create a GPO and enable: Computer Settings > Policies > Centrify Settings > Mac OS X Settings > Accounts > Map zone groups to local admin group a) Click on the Add. button. A new window will appear.

B) Click on the Browse button. A new window will appear. You can enter manually enter a group name in this window but it is better to browse and select the group to ensure the proper group name is entered.

Jul 25, 2018. Documentation for Infrastructure Services > Administrator's Guide for Mac > Working with Macs > Configuring 802.1X wireless authentication.

C) Enter a keyword into the Name field for the Active Directory group that you want to add, then click on Find Now. Make sure you add IT/helpdesk team and any user that needs admin rights on the Mac. D) Select the desired group name and click OK. The setting will apply when the user logs out and logs back in. If your Mac is using Zone mode, use the following article.

This article provides general setup guidance for upgrading the Centrify agent for Mac computers per the Centrify Administrator's guide for Mac. Centrify Community. The Centrify Community is where you can connect with both Centrify users and industry peers on business and technical challenges, discuss new features and make requests, and get help from our world-class support team. Centrify Suite Administrator’s Guide for Mac OS X describes administrative issues and tasks that are specific to the Apple Mac OS X environment. And any additional information. Centrify Suite Authentication Guide for Java Applications describes how to provide authentication and authorization services using Active Directory for Tomcat.