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- The Edge Management Service (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/deployedge/microsoft-edge-management-service) is a great new way to configure EDGE settings in the enterprise. However, it lacks features like reporting (graphs on nr of users in scope, settings applied, settings conflicts...) and analysis features (like Group Policy Results for GPO's). Unfortunately a roadmap for Edge Management Service is not available (anyway, CoPilot cannot find any 😉 ). Are any features like mentioned above foreseen for Edge Management Service in the future? Can you say anything on the roadmap of Edge Management Service?
- For Windows Update for Business, Firmware and Driver management have been added to the deployment service a few months ago. The deployment options are 'Automatic' or 'Manual' deployment, in a sense of an all-or-nothing approach for the 'Automatic' part. Are there any plans to further elaborate on this functionality, i.e. it would be great to have the option to choose 'Automatic' mode for specific Driver Classes, and 'Manual' for more sensitive classes like Firmware and network ?
David_GuyerMicrosoft
Johan_Vanaken , expanding the options for what kind of drivers should be automatically approved, or excluded from automatic approval is something we are looking at. Some of the key things we are taking a closer look at are what fields or parameters would be best for autoapproval, as well as how reliable the data driving that is. Much of the info comes from the driver publisher and we don't have control over what they enter. We want a more-granular auto-approval capability to be both easy to use and reliable. Today, automatic approvals are for all driver publisher recommended drivers, meaning that these are drivers that if your device normally scanned for updates would be offered to the device, so in most cases, these are good drivers to have automatically approved. The Other drivers do require manual approval effort.
Hope that helps!
-David, Product Manager - Intune
- Is there a plan in the pipeline to make Intune configuration policies a more like-for-like solution for GPO? I.E. will we ever have the capacity to easily update registry keys via a config policy like we could in GPO or is the ideal endstate for reg keys scripts and remediations?
- Joe_Lurie
Matt_Crawford Dano answered this in the Windows management AMA here, at about the 22:50 mark. Make sure you watch the whole AMA. Lots of great info!
- To clarify, I understand ADMX exist in Intune. I'm thinking about easily being able to edit Reg Key's that don't exist in an ADMX. Similar to the registry editor in GPO. GPO Preferences.
- Joe_Lurie
Matt_Crawford Dano talked about that as well.
- When will the new Outlook for Windows be made the default client?
- EricMoeManny, please check out https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/outlook-blog/updates-on-the-new-outlook-for-windows/ba-p/3924365 for the latest information on the new Outlook client. The video within the blog should address your question as well as other questions the often come up with the new Outlook.
