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Oct 24, 2022Occasional Reader
1. We use a ServiceNow Form which returns parameters : computer number and incident number.
When sending the form, we want this to trigger a script (present on the workstation) on the workstation number indicated (with input parameter: incident number).
Knowing that the script must run with the user's credentials.
2. Other use case:
We use a ServiceNow Form which returns the parameters : computer number and incident number.
When sending the form, we want this to trigger the opening of Word (or other application) on the workstation number indicated in the parameters (in the user's session) and paste the incident number (therefore with the user's credentials).
Need your help : Can't find how to do it on the net? What to use (endpoint, azure function...?) to resolve the two above questions
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3. If it's with EndPoint, using scripts can take up to 72h to pass!!! How can we make them pass more quickly or instantaneously? Our admin told us it's managed on Microsoft side (he has no control on execution speed or priority?)
- Joe_LurieOct 24, 2022
Microsoft
This seems like more of an Intune scripting question than a ServiceNow specific question. You may want to repose this question to our Intune and Windows Office Hours crew on Friday: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-events/windows-intune-office-hours-at-microsoft-technical-takeoff/ec-p/3652942- MSFT_IntunePrgramMgrOct 24, 2022
Microsoft
Our scripting for Intune runs during user login and on every reboot, see below. The Intune management extension (IME) agent which controls powershell scripts, checks with Intune every hour if any changes are made to the script or assigned any new script. 1) If you assign the PowerShell scripts to the user context and if the user has admin rights, then by default, the PowerShell script will run with administrator privilege. 2) PowerShell script will run for every new user when they sign in to a shared device. 3) PowerShell script can be executed without user login if the script is assigned to a device. 4) PowerShell script will be executed first, and then the Win32 app will run As Joe suggested, please join our Intune and Windows Office Hours for additional assistance.