This is a quick post, but useful for anyone who has not stamped out basic authentication in their environment. Or perhaps you’ve inherited several new clients, or need to identify this across many clients. In any case, you can always use the manual method of signing into the Azure GUI and filtering sign-in logs, which […]
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Microsoft recently brought back the Windows 365 Cloud PC trial, and with limited Windows 365 experience, this was my chance to get some hand-on experience for free. With AVD and Windows 365 really looking like the future of large scale VDI, I wanted to do some benchmarking on the hardware, test RDP Short path for
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If you use Teams as a collaboration tool, you or your clients may have outside businesses they collaborate with. The traditional way to add outside users is to add them as guest users, and then give them permissions to your Teams/Channels. However, what if this is a long term project, you have numerous departments or
A couple months ago I posted how you can upload autopilot hardware hash files directly to blob storage from your target machines – https://smbtothecloud.com/upload-autopilot-hardware-hashes-to-azure-blob-storage/. I wanted to try automating as much of the remaining process as possible and found myself down a rabbit hole. This solution is probably overkill to gather hardware hash files, but
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Creating dynamic (or assigned) groups with the Graph PowerShell module is a very efficient way to make multiple groups in just a few seconds. This can be particularly useful if you work at an MSP where you work with new Intune clients frequently, and have group templates you use for all your tenants. The Graph
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Ever have to deal with trying to enroll a large number of existing devices in autopilot? It can be painful. Especially if they are not already Intune enrolled. I wrote a script that utilizes AzCopy to upload the captured hardware hash to Azure Blob storage. The script must be executed as an administrator, but if
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In the event you need to enroll devices with Intune that are already joined to AzureAD, there is an easy way by using MDM only enrollment. Microsoft describes this method as an option to MDM enroll workgroup, AD, or AADJ devices. Microsoft states this method is not recommended because: It doesn’t register the device into
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