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Integrate MDM and UEM Servers with Cisco ISE

What certificates enable GUID authentication in Ivanti?
Can you add root certificates in MobileIron Core?
Which MobileIron Core version is supported?

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Integrate MDM and UEM Servers with Cisco ISE

Integrate Ivanti (previously MobileIron) UEM

Updated: July 21, 2026

Provides detailed instructions and configuration guidelines for deploying Ivanti (previously MobileIron) UEM and integrating it with Cisco ISE for use as a UEM server.

Ivanti (previously MobileIron) UEM servers

Introduces Ivanti (previously MobileIron) and describes how to connect Ivanti UEM servers to Cisco ISE.

Set up MobileIron Cloud UEM servers

Provides step-by-step instructions on how to configure MobileIron Cloud UEM servers.

Set up MobileIron Core UEM servers

Provides step-by-step instructions on how to configure MobileIron Core UEM servers.

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