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Introducing advanced endpoint management solutions for Microsoft Intune
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Monday, Oct 24, 2022, 10:30 AM PDTEvent details
Learn how Microsoft Intune’s new advanced management suite takes device management to the next level, reduces total cost of ownership, moves you towards zero trust security models and helps you addre...
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Updated Dec 27, 2024
rejohnson
Oct 24, 2022Iron Contributor
If we could just license admins for remote help we could probably accept the extra cost. No way we can license EVERY user just to help a small percentage who need help. After all, frontline workers are always licensed at lower levels, e.g., F3.
- Rob de RoosOct 24, 2022Iron Contributor
Same here. It is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to expensive for our needs. It should be so that the helper needs a license instead of the one being helped.... Or the one being helped has a way cheaper license to opt-in.
- CMedley67Oct 24, 2022Brass ContributorWe're at that same decision point. Really wanting to get rid of our existing solution and go with Remote Help. But to require an add-on license for every user, that's a bit much. Remote sessions are not a constant need per user for an average IT shop, so a pee user add-on license (of any cost) is prohibitive.
- Eric_Davignon1Oct 24, 2022Brass Contributori agree i thought it was a free new way to support our end user