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?
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.
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.
In my previous blog I showed step-by-step how to create a custom Windows 10 multi-user image with Line Of Business (LOB) installed on it for use with Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD). Most of the time updates are needed after a few days or weeks, there are the Windows updates off course, but also the LOB application updates. Or perhaps new LOB applications needs to be added to the image. How do you update a Windows Virtual Desktop (Preview) Hostpool without recreating the (master) image from scratch? Or how do you make sure you have a fallback to a previous “version” of your master image in case something went wrong?
A few months ago I wrote a blog about How to deploy Windows Virtual Desktop (Preview) and publish a Full Desktop and the Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus applications. That blog was based on a Windows Virtual Desktop Hostpool deployed with a standard Gallery Image. In this blog I will show you how to deploy a Windows Virtual Desktop Hostpool with a custom Windows 10 multi-user image with your own LOB applications installed on it.
Recently, I helped a customer, who is testing with Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD). This customer has installed the Windows Virtual Desktop – Management Tool within their Azure portal. This Management Tool makes managing your WVD environment a lot easier and I definitely recommend looking at this if you have not already done so.
Previously, during a device unenrollment, all applications were removed that where pushed/installed via Microsoft Intune by default. This is not always handy, for example take the Microsoft Office applications. You can add multiple accounts within these applications and if you are using Microsoft Outlook for your work mail and also for your private mail. You want Microsoft Outlook to stay on your mobile device after an unenrollment.
With the Microsoft Intune, August 5, 2019 update it is now possible to send custom push notifications to end users. This can be useful if you want to send a custom message to a selected group of people, for example for planned maintenance, or to everyone, for example, in the case of emergencies. In this blog I will show you how to send a custom notification to an iOS devise and how it looks like on the iOS device itself.
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