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That concludes all sessions of Tech Community Live: Microsoft Intune edition today! Thanks for joining!
Here's another question we answered today:
- From Stéphane on Tech Community -- Is there a way to filter a macOS app deployment based on the CPU (ARM or Intel)? - answered at 39:55.
- Thank you to everyone who presented in all sessions 🙂
- ....can Microsoft Access Packages help with quick onboarding, rather than Dynamic Groups question?
- not applicable for this, my bad, please disregard 🙂
- What is the best practices way to handle security groups (either user or computers) to order and assign them to applications and policies? Currently we are creating dynamic groups based on job title to automatically assign a user to that group, and then assigning those groups to applications or the policies that are associated for those groups to have. Would this be recommended, or would you suggest another way to create groups and associate them to applications and policies?
Thanks for participating in today's AMA: Your guide to adopting Microsoft Intune! For reference, the panel covered this topic at 45:40.
For Executable file types, that do not upload/download well in SharePoint/OneDrive is there a recommendation? like for our Administrators and their favorite tools. Like for File storage. Documents are easy for OneDrive or SharePoint. But, say our network admin want to use Putty app they want have a copy to manually install.
Thanks for participating in today's AMA: Your guide to adopting Microsoft Intune! For reference, the panel covered this topic at 42:50.
- For things like PuTTY that do have an installer, you can use Company Portal and set an application as Available vs. Assigned. I agree with you for apps that do not have an installer (i.e. the Sysinternals suite) that I would like a good way to drop these standalone files.
- I think, he is talking about syncing problem for some executable file on OneDrive only. I've the same issue to, without finding a solution, to permit sync without using a huge daily network bandwidth.
- is there any plan or alternative for intune devices to have software pushed/available like how config management and SCCM have done with domain machines? I believe there is a limit on how big your software package can be with intune , pushing revit or some other larger apps to intune devices.
- with software center we can have a catalog of applications we packaged for deployment, we can force or have it published and the end-user via software center can select their app and it will get pushed down and installed. can that be done with intune device or is this just for domain machines. thanks for addressing the package size limit.
Thanks for participating in today's AMA: Your guide to adopting Microsoft Intune! For reference, the panel covered this topic at 37:40.
- I believe this was supposed to be made possible with Advanced App Management, but that was initially announced in March 2023 at https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/endpoint-management-events/keep-apps-secure-and-updated-with-advanced-app-management-and/ev-p/3756439 for release in May 2023, then Late Q3 2023, and now I cannot find a date... would love to hear an update from MS on this as was previously noted in the comments.
We're halfway through! Keep those questions flowing—anything about the latest features, and share information about use cases and scenarios you need to support. Post your questions now in the Comments.
- Is there any guidance on which Intune policy type is recommended for use when there are multiple ways to do something? For example, Microsoft's own documentation on enabling Network protection at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/defender-endpoint/enable-network-protection?view=o365-worldwide has 3 different methods to do so (Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Baseline method, Antivirus policy method, Configuration profile method).
Thanks for participating in today's AMA: Your guide to adopting Microsoft Intune! For reference, the panel covered this topic at 51:10.
- And what is the precedence order between them when you have the same setting applied in Endpoint security policy a config item and a compliance policy 🙂
- Is there a way to report on what Office (OCPS) policies are applied to a computer alike Group Policy GPREPORT please? In 2019 it was feature on the backlog due in a year (see https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-365-blog/troubleshooting-office-cloud-policy-service-ocps/ba-p/1070242)
- Ability to set a priority order on Intune policies alike Group Policy please 🙂
It's so we don't have to configure individual settings in 100s of individual policies just so we can exclude certain users/computers from that particular setting. If we can have policy preference, we can keep all our settings in a few major policies and then set a higher preference policy with any setting changes for certain users/computers. Thank you
- Yaaaaaaaayyyyyyy! Thank you Joe 🙂
Thanks for participating in today's AMA: Your guide to adopting Microsoft Intune! For reference, the panel covered this topic at 25:05.
