If you work with Intune/Endpoint Configuration Manager you already know that you can implement certain restrictions for devices enrollment such as the number of devices a user can enroll (up to 15) or the operating system of the device (Android, iOS, macOS or Windows) and specific version (aka the build of the OS). Well, these […]
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As you know you can manage Windows Feature Upgrade using Intune to ensure your devices are being updated with the latest version of Windows. Well until then you could only define which version of Windows will be deployed with no control on when this version will be made available for installation to the devices. Good
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As you know you can use Intune to deploy application to your mobile devices (Android, iOS). Well, you can now also manage the priority for the application to be updated for Android devices only. This means you can ensure your applications are updated as soon as an update is available and you no longer rely
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UPDATED to provide the download link to the new remote assistance tool As you know, one of the challenge with Intune/Endpoint Configuration Manager is the ability to provide remote assistance. Well, until know you had either to use the TeamViewer Connector (which in my opinion is not very good – better to simply use a
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You can now control which printers your user can print on. Connect to your Endpoint Configuration Manager portal (https://endpoint.microsoft.com/) and access the Devices\Windows\Configuration profiles blade to create a new custom profile Then you need to configure the following OMA-URI to block printing from non approved printers and define the approved printers. You can configure
As you know, System Center Configuration Manager Current Branch (SCCM CB) – aka Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager – can be integrated with Intune (aka Microsoft Endpoint Manager) to provide hybrid device management capabilities, also called co-management. This integration is called tenant attach onboarding. Well, while this hybrid device management provides lot of value for SCCM
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By now, you already know that Intune/Endpoint Configuration Manager is the Microsoft solution for managing devices (either Windows, iOS or Android) by deploying configuration policies (configuration profiles), deploying applications to the devices or protect your corporate data with application protection policies. You may already know the Windows Virtual Desktop, the Windows 10 multi session solution
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As you know, Intune (aka Endpoint Configuration Manager) is a device management solution allowing you to apply configuration profiles, policies or deploy application on devices. These assignment are done using device groups – usually dynamic ones to target specific OS, enrollment type or manufacturer. Well, while these dynamic groups are quite useful they may be
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As you know, you can use Intune/Endpoint Configuration Manager to deploy software, either MSI package, LOB exe or store applications. Well, you now have access to more options to manage application deployments – from managing user notifications to application availability and deployment – for the Windows app (known as Intune package too). This makes it
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This is a breaking change introduced by Android 11 when a device is being enroll as Android device administrator. Android 11 can no longer install trusted root certificate on the device – this does not affect Samsung devices. If you are using non Samsung devices enrolled as Android device administrator you will need to manually
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