I do a lot of MAM rollouts. Most of them go off without a hitch and any issues are usually resolved by reinstalling the application. However, I encountered a couple of issues recently and figured I’d share this. I should say that I’ve rolled MAM out to thousands of devices and this is the first […]
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If you work at an MSP and are you’re not fortunate enough to have a good cert tracking tool like ITGlue or Hudu, you’re probably on your own to track certificate expirations. After encountering too many times where out of nowhere, a client has iOS Intune enrollments start failing due to an expired MDM push
Automate Notifications for Intune iOS Cert/Token Expirations with one Script Read More »
A few months ago Intune started allowing us to export settings catalog profiles as a JSON file, which also allows us to import those JSON files. This is a welcomed addition, but we can only import these individually (for now) using the Intune GUI. If you frequently onboard new clients and use many standard settings
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**CISCO NO LONGER RECOMMENDS USING THE UMBRELLA ROAMING CLIENT. SEE THIS POST FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON DEPLOYING THE SECURE CLIENT WITH UMBRELLA MODULE – Deploy the Cisco Secure Client with Umbrella Module using Intune – SMBtotheCloud If your organization or clients are using Cisco Umbrella for additional endpoint protection, this blog walks through deploying the Umbrella
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MAM is becoming an increasingly popular Intune implementation. Especially for smaller organizations that don’t provide corporate cell phones but still want to allow employees access to company email and data from their personal devices. Manually configuring MAM for organizations can be slightly time consuming, so I’ve created a script that creates and assigns everything needed
Configure MAM for iOS/Android with one Script Read More »
If you’re familiar with Apple Business Manager, Android Zero Touch is the equivalent for corporate Android devices. There are some differences in how ABM and AZT are set up and the overall functions they provide, but the goal for devices is the same – to seamlessly enroll new or wiped devices in your MDM. When
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All organizations differ in how they want to secure (or not secure) their data. Inevitably, the weakest points in an organization’s defense are the end users and endpoints. Allowing any device access to corporate resources is generally not a good practice. It’s much easier to control access from company-owned hardware since we can ensure our
Handling Unmanaged Windows Devices – Using Windows MAM with Intune Read More »
Overview AVD and FSLogix are widely used and being adopted by more and more organizations. If you’re not familiar with FSLogix or AVD, you should have a basic understanding of how it works. At a high level, FSLogix creates a .vhdx file containing the user profile data (everything for the c:\users\username, which also contains the
Find Stale FSLogix Profiles with Azure Automation and get Notified through Teams Read More »
