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Intune marks Not Compliant if device does not sign in regularly, then permanently blocks the device
I'm using Intune's Conditional Access to block non-compliant devices on my O365 tenant. A problem I'm encountering is that the "Built-in Device Compliance Policy" turns Not Compliant if the device fa...
Hi I found this error too, actually is no error only that when u try to check device compliance manually is failing and request to retry. Doesn't matter how many times you retry will not work if mark as non compliant is not disabled. Once you disable that is checking ok and u have to enable it again. As the original poster said is not a solution in a big environment when any change needs approvals and time windows for changes.
Thanx
Thanx
Ahh okay I was assuming there wasnt a possibility to login.. but it fails to check the device compliance... (as I cant yet test it... need to wait 12 hours or so before the 1 day not active will expire) what happens when you sync the device from the company portal... or the device itself?
COuld you take a look at the event logs (aad ) what it is telling you.
COuld you take a look at the event logs (aad ) what it is telling you.
- On the Intune side there is no log of the device trying to sync. I think is because is not getting to sync once is flagged.
- Hope to test it tomorrow...
- As I like to reply with the logs, I don't have access at the device with the issue(user is on another continent) and is not a tech guy so I could not rely on him to retrieve the logs. And as the current policy is in place for 60 days off before marked as non compliant, I 'am sure I'll not wait that long to get the logs.