We've just launched a set of videos to help you to get setup and started with Shared Device Licensing: So, go ahead, get a quick headstart on setting user identity on the Admin Console and directory trusting. Learn about our Azure and Google connectors. After you're setup, learn how to create shared device license packages and about permssions. ... View more

Earlier today, we shipped some minor but important improvements to setting up SSO in the Adobe Admin Console.   The updated workflow simplifies setting up a directory and also greatly reduces the time required for setting up directories, by removing the process to get the directory approved by Adobe. The enhanced SAML integration, now supports SHA-2 certificates and both CA and self-signed certificates. All new directories now use SHA-2 certification. You can migrate domains from your older SHA-1 directories to the new SHA-2 directories, by using the Domain Migration process.   To create an integration with your IdP, you now have two simple options. Use one of the following to generate the metadata file from your IdP console. Download a metadata file copy the ACS URL and Entity ID   Once done, upload your IdP-generated metadata file in the Adobe Admin Console and you’re done!   For more information, see “Creating Directories” in Set up Identity. ... View more

A serialized product, as installed from a deployment package you create with Creative Cloud Packager, is uniquely identified by a licensing identifier (LEID). For example, if the product name is Photoshop CS6 Extended, and it is installed in Mac OS, the LEID is Photoshop-CS6-Mac-GM. See this article for the list of the LEIDs for products in Creative Cloud. If you have a question or observation, post a comment below. ... View more

The latest version of Shared Device Licensing is now available (If you're new to Shared Device Licensing, the best place to get started is with the Deployment Guide) Multi-lab support: Create product profiles on the Adobe Admin Console that help you deploy your shared device licenses to multiple labs in your institution. Purchase products and licenses: You can also purchases products and shared device licenses right from within the Adobe Admin Console. Recover licenses: And, if you've installed licenses on machines that are no longer in use, quickly recover these licenses and reuse them on other machines. Define admin roles: With the new support to create product profiles comes the support to define specialized admin roles to manage these profiles. For more, see the Shared Device Licensing What's New. Have any questions, post them below or contact your Account Manager. ... View more

As an end user, you cannot create Enterprise IDs. Enterprise IDs are created, owned, and managed by your organization. If you do not have an Enterprise ID, contact your IT administrator. For more details, see this document. Add your comments or questions below. Or you can create a new thread​ for specific issues or questions. ... View more

Creative Cloud for enterprise offers a host of services to your end-users. There may be instances when you don't want your end-users to have access to particular services, such as Fonts or Behance.   The easiest way to control access is by using Product Profiles. You can enable or disable services by creating different product profiles and adding users to particular product profiles. Some services, however, are core. These cannot be switched off or disabled.   For proper functioning and access to these services, you must also ensure that your firewall or security setup does not block access to our network endpoints. Conversely, you may block a few endpoints to prevent access to a particular service to all your end-users.   For details, see Creative Cloud for enterprise - Network Endpoints. You can view a list of all endpoints, with a brief description of the products and services that access it. You can also download the list of unique endpoints as a text file. This article is updated frequently as we add more services, products, and capabilities, so keep a watch.   If you have a question or observation, post a comment below. ... View more