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Re: Intune guide to setup 365
I believe what you are referring to is having Outlook pick up the logged in user's email account at first run. Outlook will show the account choice selection and should have the email address of the logged-on user automatically populated. The user will need to verify that is the account they want by clicking on it and then be logged in. If single sign on is working, they will simply be logged in to the mailbox. However, if for example you are using MFA for Office access and not signed into Windows with Windows Hello for Business, the user will have to go through the authentication process to meet the authentication requirements, which is typically entering their password and then using Authenticator App or another method like a text to complete the MFA sign in. Related to what you asked, you can also achieve similar functionality for the built-in Windows Mail and Calendar Apps by setting the email account from Intune as described here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/configuration/email-settings-configure2.2KViews0likes1CommentRe: Intune guide to setup 365
ErikWW, Installing Office (M365 Apps) from Intune is available as an option in Apps management. If you choose the settings format option "Configuration Designer" you can choose the Apps you want, the processor architecture and even set activation type. The guide is here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/apps-add-office365#:~:text=Add%20Microsoft%20365%20apps%20to%20Windows%2010%20devices,Step%204%20-%20Assignments.%20...%20More%20items...%20 There is also an option to use an advanced XML configuration to allow full customization if you have specific requirements and you can use the Office deployment tool to build your XML if needed or use the Configuration tool at https://config.office.com.2.2KViews0likes4CommentsRe: Allow Microsoft product updates
lalanc01 Allow Microsoft Product Updates does not apply to the newer Office C2R updates. Office 365 PP (or Microsoft 365 Apps) configurations are not impacted by the Allow Microsoft Product Updates setting. The methods you use today for configuring via the Admin portal, your Intune deployment settings or through Configuration Manager all still apply.977Views0likes0CommentsRe: WUFB definition for some of the policies
lalanc01 , this doc may help you, the Intune settings for WUfB are detailed here: Windows for Business Update settings for Microsoft Intune - Azure | Microsoft Docs. For each one of the policies, if you drill into the CSP references here, you will find the detailed description and scope of each policy: Policy CSP - Update - Windows Client Management | Microsoft Docs Example: for the "Auto Reboot Before Deadline" it maps to the Update/ConfigureDeadlineNoAutoReboot CSP.3.2KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Group memberships
Stephane Lalancette An option you would have today to quickly see this information would be to use the graph explorer (Graph Explorer - Microsoft Graph) with this query GET /devices/{id}/memberOf/ (replace Id with your devices 'Id' property (not "deviceId"). . To find the Id property, you can search by name first using this query: GET /devices?$filter=startswith(displayName,'{DeviceName}') Hope that helps in the short term.983Views0likes0CommentsRe: Update Compliance not getting updated info from clients
Simeon_Hemus , If you have the machines set correctly, I would start by making sure you do not have any network configurations that would block communication to the services. Assuming there is no network routing related issues and your configuration is definitely applied, I would suggest going ahead and opening a support case and having our support teams help. If you have Premier support, you can do this by contacting your CSAM (TAM) for assistance, if you do not have Premier, you can open a support incident here: Contact Us – Microsoft Support.1.4KViews0likes0Comments
