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Conflict status after having 2 Local user group membership Policy
Hello, I have an issue with applying two "Local User Group Membership" policies on a PC. The Intune policy report shows a conflict between having two "Local User Group Membership" policies despite...
I assume it's targeted to the same set of devices? 🙂
Absolutely; but I'd assume this should work as long as the rules do not include "replace" for the same local groups?
If targeting the same devices with multiple policies does not work, this would render this feature useless for us.
Example:
We have one policy to add our global admin's administrative users to all devices and a second policy to add other user's administrative accounts to a subset of devices. As both policies target the same devices (well, at least a subset), they would report as conflicting and therefore not work at all.
If targeting the same devices with multiple policies does not work, this would render this feature useless for us.
Example:
We have one policy to add our global admin's administrative users to all devices and a second policy to add other user's administrative accounts to a subset of devices. As both policies target the same devices (well, at least a subset), they would report as conflicting and therefore not work at all.
- Interesting, I haven't experienced this before, so I am curious 🙂
Have you created two separate policies, or are they in the policy within account protection?
I will try to see, if I can produce the same error.- We have two separate account protection policies 🙂
- Hi RobinWulz,
Sorry for the late response. 🙂
I have tested it myself with two separate policies, and I get a conflict as well.
I've been looking in the docs, and from what I can read in the "caution" box, this scenario will cause a conflict with the policies. I can be wrong, but that's how I understand it. 🙂
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/protect/endpoint-security-account-protection-policy#configure-the-profile