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exclude non Wi-Fi enabled devices for Wi-Fi Configuration Profile
Hi everyone We have a WiFi Configuration Profile in Intune that applies to all company users. Problem is now that the profile tries to apply these WiFi Settings to devices which don't have WiFi c...
- You could create Dynamic Groups in Azure containing certain hardware models. If you have HP, for example, you could create a group containing HP ProBook and Elitebook for Wi-Fi profiles. Rule syntax would be something like "(device.deviceModel -eq “HP ProBook”) "
You could create Dynamic Groups in Azure containing certain hardware models. If you have HP, for example, you could create a group containing HP ProBook and Elitebook for Wi-Fi profiles. Rule syntax would be something like "(device.deviceModel -eq “HP ProBook”) "
- Hi Harm_Veenstra. Thanks for your reply. I did it with a dynamic group like you mentioned. Since we're having more Devices that are Wi-Fi capable than Devices which are not, I've created a dynamic group with these Device Models that aren't Wi-Fi capable and put them in excluded groups.
However, I hoped that I could automate it in a deeper way. Now I must edit this dynamic group every time we get a new device which doesn't have Wi-Fi capability.- With group policy wou we're able to use a WMI filter, that way you could determine battery or not which is like laptop or not. But now you even have normal computers using Wi-Fi... It's not easy 😔
