--- title: Configuring Ivanti EPMM in Ivanti Access slug: access/guide/configuring-ivanti-epmm-in-ivanti-access docTags: createdAt: 2026-09-07T09:10:59.875Z --- The Ivanti EPMM with which Ivanti Access integrates is configured in the UEM tab in Ivanti Access. :::hint{type="info"} When Ivanti EPMM is in maintenance, you must configure the load balancers to return 503 , Service Unavailable. ::: Before you begin  - Ensure that you have completed the steps detailed in the following: | | - | [Configuring Ivanti Access in Ivanti EPMM](docId:8ZeRqcH-z7PyAu4WDKoZG) | | - | - | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | - | [Configuring Ivanti Tunnel in Ivanti EPMM](docId\:avx55dBLggI0VWHzpuLAv) | | - | - | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | - Make a note of the following: | | - | FQDN for Ivanti EPMM. | | - | - | --------------------- | | | - | The username and password for an administrator with Common Platform Services (CPS) and Device Read Only roles in Ivanti EPMM. | | - | - | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | - | Ivanti recommends creating a separate administrator account in Ivanti EPMM that is specifically used for UEM integration with Access. | | - | - | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | **Procedure ** | | 1. | Click UEM on the left navigation pane in the Ivanti Access administrative portal. | | - | -- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | The UEM panel with the host details appears. | | 2. | Click Connect to Verify either in the UEM Username column or in the right hand panel. | | - | -- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | The Verify UEM Tenant window appears. Figure 1. Verify UEM Tenant ::Image[]{src="https://api.archbee.com/api/optimize/V3jJx_afLEcmDauLTrzss/fnjQwhR6t8U-yJms7RIeM_emmverifytenantr24.png" position="flex-start" size="50" width="504" height="222" initialPath="../Resources/Images/EMMVerifyTenantR24.png" githubPath="HTML5/Resources/Images/EMMVerifyTenantR24.png" showCaption="false"} | | 3. | Enter the following details: | | - | -- | ---------------------------- | | | - | Host URL\:The fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of Ivanti EPMM. | | - | - | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | The field is automatically populated and not editable. | | - | UEM Username: A user with Common Platform Services (CPS) and Device Read Only roles assigned in Ivanti EPMM. | | - | - | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | | - | UEM Password | | - | - | ------------ | The following status is displayed in Ivanti Access based on the connection: | Status | Description | | --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Connected | Access and Ivanti EPMM are connected. | | Not Verified | The Ivanti EPMM Credentials are not verified by Access. Enter the credentials to complete the workflow. | | Deregistered | Access is deregistered. | | Unreachable | Server is unable to connect to Ivanti EPMM. | | Incorrect Password or Permissions | The UEM permissions or password is incorrect. | | | 4. | Click Verify. | | - | -- | ------------- | The Ivanti Tunnel certificate is pulled and establishes trust between Ivanti Tunnel and Ivanti Access. | | 5. | Click Done.
| | - | -- | ----------------- | Next steps  Set up SP and IdP federated pairs. See [Federated Pairs](docId\:O2OYH42T-yRyfNG9tP4ki).