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Talk Techie To Me – Windows Virtual Desktop

Media and Events, Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD)No comments

Last week I was the guest in the “Talk Techie to me” podcast for the second time. “Talk Techie to me” is a monthly podcast presented by Jeroen Engelander and Madeleine van Rotten. Every month they discuss different topics with different guests and this time it was my turn to talk about Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD). In this podcast we talk about what Windows Virtual Desktop is, the use cases we have and some lessons learned. The podcast is recorded in Dutch. if you are interested you can listen to it here;

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How to configure Conditional Access with Session Management for Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD)

Azure AD, Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD)9 comments

Recently I implemented Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) for a customer. This customer has the policy that you always needs to get challenged by Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) before you get access to a Remote Application or Desktop, except when connecting from a managed device. To achieve this with Windows Virtual Desktop, an Azure Conditional Access policy must be created with session settings (at this moment, I know there are some great improvements on the roadmap for this).

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How to provision a Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) Host Pool with Service Principal

Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD)6 comments

As described earlier in this blog you can easily provision a Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) host pool with an user account that have “RDS Owner” or “RDS Contributor” permissions on the Windows Virtual Desktop tenant. However, this will not work as this user has Multi Factor Authentication (MFA) enabled.

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How to implement and manage Azure AD Domain Services (Azure AD DS) for a fast Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) PoC deployment

Azure AD Domain Services, Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD)2 comments

I recently visited a customer who wanted a Windows Virtual Desktop PoC. And although it is customary for me to implement a Windows Virtual Desktop PoC within the current production environment and take it in production after a successful PoC right away, this customer wanted the PoC to be in a completely separate environment. The customer even wanted to implement this Windows Virtual Desktop PoC in a whole new Azure tenant.

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Quicker assign multiple resources within Microsoft Intune with Policy Sets

Enterprise Mobility + Security, IntuneNo comments

With the October 14, 2019 Microsoft Intune update, management of Microsoft Intune has become a little easier. And with “little easier” I mean that it is now possible to assign multiple resources like applications and policies at once. With Policy Sets you can assign applications, application protection policies (MAM), configuration-, compliance- and type restriction policies, AutoPilot profiles and enrollment status page with one single assignment. The resources itself don’t have to be assigned separately to users or devices.

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How to configure Windows AutoPilot with White Glove deployment

Enterprise Mobility + Security, Intune9 comments

Some time ago I wrote a blog about “How to setup Windows AutoPilot and add existing devices the quickest way”. At that time, White Glove did not exist yet. And it’s great to know how to setup Windows AutoPilot and add existing devices the fastest way, but how to get endusers to work on a new device the fastest way?

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How to enroll an Apple device with iOS 13 “User Enrollment” mode in Microsoft Intune

Enterprise Mobility + Security, Intune16 comments

With the release of iOS 13 there were a few major changes, not only did the iPad’s got their own iPadOS, also with the Mobile Device Management (MDM) enrollment modes there are major changes. The Device Enrollment Program (DEP) is renamed to “Automated Device Enrollment” and all devices enrolled with “Automated Device Enrollment” are now automatically set in supervised mode. There is also a new MDM enrollment mode introduced with the release of iOS 13, the User Enrollment mode.

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How to configure Shared Credentials for web applications in Azure AD

Azure AD5 comments

By a lot of companies I still see that they are using SaaS/web applications with a single account and that the credentials of that account is shared with multiple people within the organization. An example; the marketing department is using multiple social media channels like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, everyone of the marketing department has the login credentials of these accounts.

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