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- Configuration Manager style task sequence for preprovisioned devices. I would like granular control over what the machine is doing and when.
- Improve handling of MAC addresses - devices with multiple NICs only show one rather arbitrarily picked MAC in Intune! This is, according to MS, "by design" but it makes reporting on this hardware property rather difficult. Turn these fields into arrays so that ALL MAC addresses seen by the Intune-data-gathering system on the device gets added as hardware inventory on the Intune object.
- Intune CSP is missing the "Do not start Windows hello provisioning after sign-in". Will this be added? We want to use this to allow users to opt-in to Windows Hello versus being forced to use it if we enable the User Windows Hello for Business setting.
- We like to see the policy assignment back in de default view, as example in the configuration profiles, is there any update when this would come back
How are you bridging the gap between very dynamic ConfigMgr targeting (collections) and Intune AD groups/filters? Scenarios I have shared in the past.
- Targeting based off installed software
- Targeting based off installed software versions
- Targeting based off registry keys
- Targeting based off WMI properties
- Targeting based off management properties (AAD only, Hybrid joined, domain, etc)
- Targeting null data such as software not installed
- I think the way you bridge that gap today is by enabling co-management. You can sync the members of a config manager device collection into an AAD group if that functionality is needed.
- I agree - targeting based upon installed software is something I hear requested a lot
- I am looking at migrating 25000 android devices from Airwatch to Intune. The devices are located worldwide and would need to seamlessly group them by location. How best can that be achieved with the least administrative overhead. Dynamic groups with enrollment profile based rules dont seem to work well for us.
- Would really like to see GPO style hierarchy for targeting/filtering.
- Take a look at AAD Administrative Units. Could have a play here. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/roles/administrative-units
- Filters are a great corollary to collection queries from ConfigMgr, will there be more things you can expose to Intune from Azure AD devices so filters can be leveraged more like collections?
- A graph terminal window would be really nice, there are things we are being directed to graph for but would like a one pain of glass, so I do not have to leave my console and use my same admin creds. A better format for Configuration Policy or diagnostic viewing.
- A graph terminal window would be really nice, there are things we are being directed to graph for but would like a one pain of glass, so I do not have to leave my console and use my same admin creds. A better format for Configuration Policy or diagnostic viewing.
- It would also be pretty neat if we could see the graph calls being made when performing a given action without having to open up developer tools in the browser.
