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dynamic group based on assigned license
Patrick, I am trying to understand what the problem was with your original solution? I am trying to do the same thing right now and was going to use your original solution, but am not following why you werent happy with it.
Thanks
Entra_lover5 The ServicePlanName isn’t „that unique“, as the SKU is. The approach that worked best for me is the one in my latest reply. (before this one)
ahhh, ok I understand now. I am using the service plan ID not the name, so I didn't realize. I am not sure I am going to actually need the group as I originally thought. My original plan was to create a dynamic group that tracks people with an intune license and then use that to apply intune user windows policies to, but then I realized this is probably a bad idea because I have non-intune licensed users who have business basic that will be logged in to a few shared device licensed intune shared PC. If I do it this way, they wont be applied any policies at all, although I am not 100% clear if they will be applied policies in this situation. Perhaps I have no choice but to apply everything to the device for these few shared (or kiosk) devices that are licensed for intune multi user shared device.
- I would like to suggest that most policies should go to device groups or „all devices“. This makes the deployment more efficient if you‘re going to use the pre-provisioning feature. This is my personal best practice in nearly any customer environment. There are only very few policies that are applied to users in my cases.
- That was my original plan but nearly everything I read online says to apply to users not devices except for kiosks. Good to know that applying to devices works good for you, I think for my use case it makess the most sense since all my users get the same experience and every machine should be uniform.