Mosyle

Issue certificates in Mosyle by connecting SCEPman as an External CA. Devices will be able to obtain certificates using SCEPman's static interface and a challenge password enrolled.

For more general information about other MDM solutions and SCEPman integration please check here.

Enable Mosyle Integration

Integrating Mosyle with SCEPman can be easily enabled via the following SCEPman app configurations:

You can differentiate between the SCEPman App Service and the Certificate Master by looking for the App Service without the "-cm" in its name

Setting	Description	Value
AppConfig:StaticValidation:Enabled	Enable the 3rd-party validation	true to enable, false to disable
AppConfig:StaticValidation:RequestPassword	Certificate signing requests sent to SCEPman for signing are authenticated with this secure static password Recommendation: Store this secret in Azure KeyVault.	generate a 32 character password
AppConfig:StaticValidation:ValidityPeriodDays (optional)	How many days shall certificates issued via Mosyle be valid	365
AppConfig:StaticValidation:EnableCertificateStorage (optional)	Store requested certificates in the Storage Account, in order to show them in SCEPman Certificate Master	true to enable, false to disable

After adding or editing SCEPman configuration parameters, you need to restart the app service.

Mosyle Configuration

SCEPman Root Certificate

As a first step you must deploy SCEPman's root certificate. Download this CA certificate via SCEPman website:

SCEPman Website

In Mosyle, navigate to Management and add "Multi-Cert Profile" as a new profile type (if it does not already exist).

Now Add new profile, choose a name for this profile, e.g. SCEPman Root CA, then click on +ADD PROFILE under Profile Name (see screenshot below), and choose "Add Certificate profile" from the shown window. Next, select and upload the SCEPman root certificate you already download, add SCEPman Root CA as Profile Name and Save.

Adding a Root CA Profile

Upload Root CA

Now you need to assign this profile to your devices/users, then Save

Save Root CA profile

After saving, you can check the compliance status by clicking on view details on the profile

Profile Distribution Status

Device Certificate

Add a new profile, add profile name e.g. SCEPman Device Certificate, +ADD PROFILE, now choose SCEP Profile and fill out the values as shown below

SCEP Profile Configuration

SCEP Profile Configuration

Profile Name: choose a name for your profile

Server: choose URL

URL: past your SCEPman URL with /static at the end as shown on the screenshot. You can also copy this value from SCEPman homepage near Static MDM

Subject: It is up to you which variables you choose for the subject, you can choose one or multiple Relative Distinguished Name (RDN). NOTE that RDNs always start with / for example

/CN=%DeviceName% for device name. On our example on the screenshot, we have added 3 RDNs, multiple CNs is also allowed. You can check the variable list by clicking on View available variables above the field.

Subject Alternative Name is optional.

Challenge: add your 32 character challenge password configured in SCEPman configuration, see enable Mosyle integration

Key Size: 2048

Enable the two options "Use for signing" and "Use for encryption", and leave all other settings as default (like shown on the screenshot) then Save

Now you need to assign this profile to your devices/users, then Save.

After saving, you can check the compliance status by clicking on view details on the profile

Profile Distribution Status