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Intune connector stuck because it is no longer supported
Hi Emalf13
This is a known issue with the legacy Jamf-Intune connector. Once Jamf dropped support for the old integration, Intune can't terminate the connection properly - the InternalServerError you're seeing is expected behavior.
The stuck legacy connector can block your new Jamf integration even if it was set up successfully.
While waiting for Microsoft support, you could try removing it via Graph API:
- Go to Graph Explorer (https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/graph-explorer)
- Sign in with Global/Intune Admin rights
- GET request:https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/deviceManagement/deviceManagementPartner
- Find the entry showing "partnerState": "unavailable" and copy its "id"
- DELETE request :https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/deviceManagement/deviceManagementPartners/{id}
If that doesn't work Microsoft support will need to manually remove the orphaned deviceManagementPartner object from the backend. When following up with them, specifically request removal of the legacy Jamf deviceManagementPartner that's blocking the new integration.
Once cleared, your Jamf devices should appear in Intune normally.
Hope this helps!
Thank you for taking the time to reply. This is very helpful and we are glad it is a known issue and can be resolved. We have gone through the steps you provided (several times), but unfortunately we can't get the deviceManagementPartner to delete. We even tried the MgGraph method. Each time we get the same error:
"No OData route exists that match template ~/singleton/navigation/key with http verb DELETE for request
/StatelessOnboardingService/deviceManagement/deviceManagementPartners('DeviceManagementPartnerId').
Status: 400 (BadRequest)
ErrorCode: No method match route template"
We are now about to raise a third request with Microsoft Support. We are not hopeful as the previous two have been entirely ignored. This is frustrating as we can not proceed further until this has been removed.