How can a user be granted access to multiple sites in Jamf?

Granting a user access to multiple sites in Jamf is efficiently managed by assigning them to a Jamf User Group that has multi-site access. This approach allows administrators to group users and control access based on the group's permissions, ensuring that the users can interact with resources across different sites without needing to manage individual permissions for each user separately.

When a user is part of a user group that has the defined capabilities for multiple sites, they inherit those permissions, streamlining the process and reducing the administrative workload. It also enhances consistency in access levels across the sites since any changes made to the user group’s settings automatically apply to all its members.

Other methods could complicate user management, such as creating a new user account for each site or requiring individual requests for access, which can be time-consuming and less efficient. Having a dedicated process through user groups makes it more scalable and manageable in the long run.