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updated_at: November 17, 2025
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updated_at: November 18, 2025
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title: Connect Workspace One UEM to Smallstep
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html_title: Omnissa Workspace ONE Integration Guide
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description: Connect Workspace ONE UEM to Smallstep for unified device identity. Enterprise guide for cross-platform device security management.
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3. For **Organization Group**, select the group most appropriate for managing your desired device inventory
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4. For **Role**, choose **Smallstep**
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5. Choose **Save**
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6. Copy the resulting client ID and secret value
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6. Save the resulting client ID and secret value to a temporary location
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### 2. Configure Smallstep OAuth settings
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- The Workspace ONE UEM REST API URL for your tenant.
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- This URL is shown in UEM’s settings. Navigate to
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**Groups and Settings****All Settings** **System****Advanced****API****Rest API**
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**Groups and Settings****All Settings** **System****Advanced****API****Rest API**
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- Copy the REST API URL from that page
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- The Workspace ONE UEM [OAuth 2.0 Token URL for your region](https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/WorkspaceONE-UEM-Console-BasicsVSaaS/page/UsingUEMFunctionalityWithRESTAPI.html#datacenter_and_token_urls_for_oauth_20_support)
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- The OAuth client ID and secret you saved in Step 1
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1. In Workspace One UEM, visit **Resources → Scripts**
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2. Choose **Add** and then **Windows**
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1. In the General tab, provide a name for the script, such as “Smallstep Agent Enrollment”
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2. On the Details tab, ensure the **Language** is “Poweshell” and the **Execution Context & Privileges** is “System Context”
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2. On the Details tab, ensure the **Language** is “Powershell” and the **Execution Context & Privileges** is “System Context”
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3. Use the following snippet as the **Code**, making sure to replace `<team-id>` with the Team ID value you copied from the Smallstep UI earlier.
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```xml
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#### Gather required details
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1. You’ll need the following values from when your configuration your Workspace ONE connection:
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You’ll need the following values from when you configured your Workspace ONE connection:
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- SCEP URL
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- SCEP Challenge URL
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- Challenge Basic Authentication Username
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2. For Authority Type, choose `Microsoft ADCS`
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3. For Protocol, choose `SCEP`
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4. For Version, choose `NDES 2008/2012` ([NDES for SCEP](https://docs.omnissa.com/bundle/CertificateAuthorityIntegrationsV2410/page/NDESforSCEP.html))
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5. Provide the SCEP URL from Step 1
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5. Provide the SCEP URL
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6. For Challenge Type, choose `Dynamic`
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7. Provide the Challenge Username and Password from Step 1
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7. Provide the Challenge Username and Password
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8. No client certificate is needed
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9. Provide the SCEP Challenge URL from Step 1
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9. Provide the SCEP Challenge URL
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10. Choose **Show Advanced Options**
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- For SCEP Challenge Length, choose `32`
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11. Choose **Test Connection** and wait for a ✅ success modal
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3. Click Windows, and then select Windows again
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4. Click Device Profile
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5. Under General, Provide a name (e.g. “Smallstep Device Enrollment”)
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1. Select the All Devices group in the Smart Groups dropdown
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1. Select the All Devices group in the Smart Groups select list
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2. Other options can be left as-is
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3. Optionally, click the View Device Assignment button to see the devices to which the profile will be distributed
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6. Add a Credential by clicking the **Configure** button , and set the following settings:
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1. Credential Store: Defined Certificate Authority
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6. Select the **Credential** payload type on the left and choose **Configure**. Set the following settings:
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1. Credential Source: Defined Certificate Authority
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2. Certificate Authority: Choose the CA connection you created earlier
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3. The certificate template should be selected automatically. If not, select an appropriate one.
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4. Key Location: TPM Required
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### Confirmation
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In the Smallstep UI, go to the device's profile page. In the **Device Registration** section, you'll see an **Enrolled At** timestamp.
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In the Smallstep console, find your device. In the **Device Registration** section, you'll see an **Enrolled At** timestamp.
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Workspace ONE's device UI also shows both the installed apps and issued certificates on the device.
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