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Endpoint Privilege Management not deploying
Just to finally close this one.
After quite a lot of back-and-forth emails and remote sessions with Microsoft support, they weren't able to solve the issue. Even after requesting a few times for escalation the same badly trained support operator was kept in place.
The funny part is that the solution came after our trial license expired, they asked us to purchase the EPM license to carry on with the troubleshooting and so we did. After assigning the licenses, EPM started to work and enroll the devices used by the users of our test group. Apparently, the trial licenses that we were using didn't work properly.
Rudy_Ooms_MVPThank you very much for getting back to me.
Thank you for the great articles as well, they are quite educative.
I didn't find any related error on the event viewer under DeviceManagement-Enterprise-Diagnostics-Provider.
I couldn't find the registry related to EPM under ...\EnterpriseDesktopAppManagement\...
When Fiddler is opened I can't force the synchronization, it errors and Fiddler shows and error. When I close Fiddler I can force the sync again but don't see any error on Event Viewer.
mmm thats really odd… as there must be something being logged in those evnt logs (just like i showed in the blogs)
as we need to know to which point the device could get. Is the schedule for dual enrollment even created on the device in the enterprisemgt task scheduler?
- Hey. No, I don't see such a schedule, unfortunately.
- Mmm can you be 100% those users are targetted by the epm policies? What does the status report tells you? What happens when trying to push the linkedenrollment csp yourself (have a blog about how to)
- Yes, 100%.
Triggering it manually has worked. My test PC is now on EPM.