LinkedIn
YouTube
Instagram
RSS

Category: Intune

How to automatically cleanup devices in Microsoft Intune

Enterprise Mobility + Security, Intune

If you as an IT admin are using Microsoft Intune for a while, the chance is quite big that you will see devices that are not checked in for a very long time. Often these are devices that are no longer in use or whose device management has been manually removed. By default Microsoft Intune will remove every device that not checked in for over 270 days. This is too long for most IT admins that want’s a clear overview of active devices currently managed by Microsoft Intune. Therefor Microsoft has released the “Device cleanup” feature back in July, 2018.

Read More

How to setup Windows AutoPilot and add existing devices the quickest way

Enterprise Mobility + Security, Intune, Windows 1027 comments

UPDATE (Dec, 2 2020) : There is now an even faster way of adding devices to Autopilot. Step 3 of this blog can be replaces with new steps described in this blog : How to add Windows 10 devices to Windows Autopilot even faster Windows 10 Modern Management is hot. More and more companies are looking for the possibilities to manage Windows 10 devices with their Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) product. This does not only mean that they want a single tool with which they can manage all type of devices (like iOS, Android and Windows), but also a new way of managing their Windows 10 devices. With this new way of management the end user and the administrator are more flexible. The location of the device has become irrelevant and a local domain join or a VPN connection to the company location to receive the latest updates, applications and policies are no longer needed.

Read More

How to configure Microsoft Intune / Azure AD Conditional Access to Microsoft Office 365 Exchange Online

Azure, Enterprise Mobility + Security, Intune, Office 36511 comments

With Microsoft Intune you can do great things. You can enroll all kind of mobile devices to enforce MDM policies, push applications and even configure managed mobile applicaties like the Microsoft Office applications. You can add an additional security layer to these managed applications by applying an additional access pincode and encrypt the data within the applications. Data can be isolated, so it can only be exchanged between other managed apps. In this way you can prevent that users can save email attachments to the local device if they use the management Microsoft Outlook application.

Read More

How to setup Microsoft Intune

Enterprise Mobility + Security, Intune9 comments

Last year Microsoft announced the Microsoft Enterprise Mobility Suite. This suite consists of Azure Active Directory Premium, Microsoft Intune and Azure Rights Management Service. With Microsoft Intune you can manage mobile devices, and not only Mobile Device Management (MDM) but Mobile Application Management (MAM) as well. In the latest Microsoft Intune updates it is now possible to create a separate application layer / app isolation for the corporate apps and prevent data exchange between corporate and non-corporate apps.

Read More
© 2012-2022 Robin Hobo. All rights reserved.

By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. more information

The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.

Close