Wondering that myself. MDM is pretty wide spread and Mac has great centralized management with all the invasion of privacy the org admin could ask for.
That doesn’t scratch the surface of what AD can do. If I can imagine a thing, AD has a GPO for that, or an even simpler way. You can apply 999 GPOs per user or group or machine. That’s not all of them.
It’s not just about MDM, or auth. AD is incredibly reliable and mature. I can’t see anyway for Linux to catch up because of the splattered ecosystem, or Apple allowing that fine level of control.
Wondering that myself. MDM is pretty wide spread and Mac has great centralized management with all the invasion of privacy the org admin could ask for.
That doesn’t scratch the surface of what AD can do. If I can imagine a thing, AD has a GPO for that, or an even simpler way. You can apply 999 GPOs per user or group or machine. That’s not all of them.
It’s not just about MDM, or auth. AD is incredibly reliable and mature. I can’t see anyway for Linux to catch up because of the splattered ecosystem, or Apple allowing that fine level of control.