Sep 23 2021 12:47 PM
We are looking at deploying Intune to manage all endpoints mostly windows 10 laptops, Desktops and some surface pros.
1. Our goal is to enforce AD policies( like we have on On-prem AD)
2. Push windows updates
3. Patch management/updates ( windows and 3rd party applications like Java, Adobe, AntiVirus (not defender) VPN clients etc)
4. Configure and Install new software.
Are all of these possible with
Sep 23 2021 05:42 PM - edited Sep 23 2021 05:43 PM
We are looking to do that same but Intune is kind of lacking the reporting part (not as good as SCCM) unless you are using any 3rd party app for reporting stuff. Also, there are certain policy options that you would be able to set on On-Prem side but not Intune unless you can replace such policies with powershell scripts or command line which you can convert to win32 app and deploy via Intune. Windows Updates works fine but again we see a lot of false positive machines for OS versions when we export reports.
Sep 23 2021 11:02 PM
Sep 25 2021 11:48 PM
Sep 26 2021 09:53 PM
Hello, @STO365user !
Please keep in mind that Co-Management is included in your SCCM CAL. Co-Management licensing
I recommend that Co-Management is your first step towards Intune and when Co-Management is implemented you will be able to switch workloads towards Intune based on your need.
Co-Management workloads
best regards
Nicklas Ahlberg