Is it really impossible to force an Intune sync from the command line?

Thanks for the replies. It's much appreciated. The situation is that I have a population of emergency-use computers that stay asleep most of the time. To get updates, I need to wake them and manually trigger the updates myself. I can do this easily enough sending DOS and PowerShell commands through my RMM's backend. Or at least, I can do everything but force an Intune sync. For that, I have to remote in, enter a password, navigate the GUI, etc. It just doesn't seem like it should be that hard.

As I said before, the MS Graph method is more work than remoting in, so not worth the bother.

With regard to restarting the Service, that doesn't work. If you dig into Settings and click the Sync button, you will see the "Host process for OMA-DM client" pop up in the Task Manager. Restarting the service (or using the Niehaus method) does not get that process to fire. Until it does, the changes I need never happen.

The only way I've found reliably to get the Host process to fire is to click the Sync button, or reboot the computer. Both require me to remote in and deal with the GUI. Is there really no way to avoid that? It seems like a monumental oversight.