If you’re an MSP who leverages Huntress as part of your security stack, you probably have an onboarding procedure to deploy the Huntress agent and related security, AV, and audit settings through Intune (or your RMM). When it comes to app deployment, some of you may be leveraging RMM as your primary tool, which is […]
Huntress Intune Launchpad – Automate Huntress Deployment for Intune Read More »
As an Intune admin, you end up with a collection of test devices…. Windows VMs, Windows physical devices , Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, and the only one missing from my arsenal… Windows ARM. I had a client who recently added some Windows ARM devices, and I wanted to do some testing with Inune policies and
Virtualize Windows Arm on macOS for Intune Testing Read More »
Overview This blog covers something that ended up taking wayyyy more time and energy than I thought it would, and taught me that configuring location settings on Windows 11 is far more complicated than you’d think. This all started with a client who told me they couldn’t get location services enabled on their devices. This
Triple Threat Match: Location Services vs Autopilot vs Intune Read More »
If you work for an MSP with dozens of clients, you probably have a helpdesk that users from those clients call for help. When that happens, the Help Desk associates may need to connect to that user’s PC. Depending on your RMM, it may be difficult to locate the user’s device without the hostname. This
Display the Hostname on the Desktop with Intune and BGInfo Read More »
Overview As much as I dislike printers, many organizations still rely on them. It often becomes a conversation when converting devices to be cloud-native and managed by Intune. My general recommendation is that if there is a large fleet of printers, use a cloud-based printing solution for managing printers. It will be easier to manage
PrintServerToIntune – Migrate Printers to Intune as TCP/IP Connections Read More »
I recently helped a new client with an existing Azure infrastructure and conducted an analysis of how they could reduce their Azure spend. This was a smaller organization without many resources, but their most expensive resource was an RDS server running 24/7, but their working hours were only 8 AM – 5 PM. The compute
RDP Broke Every Morning After an Azure VM Start Task Read More »
Many situations have use cases for kiosk-type devices that need more functionality than a single-app kiosk. For those use cases, we steer towards shared devices or multi-app kiosks (now configured using assigned access). Back in the Windows 10 days, there was an actual multi-app kiosk profile template that we could use in Intune, but Microsoft
Auto-logon for Assigned Access and What Breaks It Read More »
If you ever see an Intune environment where Windows PCs are showing up with unknown ownership, and no apps or configuration policies apply to those devices, then your devices are probably enrolled under the wrong MDM authority of Office 365 Mobile instead of Intune. Here’s what you will see in Intune. And in Entra, we
Fixing Existing Office 365 Mobile MDM enrollments Read More »
