Microsoft 365 Apps admin center - No Devices Being Managed?
We are an Office 365 E3 customer, and have configured Cloud Update for our devices. However, devices are not updating, and I see the message "0/27 devices are being managed by Cloud". Any idea what I need to do to get updates rolling out? Thanks!
Microsoft 365 Apps Admin Center - Inventory Errors Out
Been running into issues the last few days as I try to swap a handful of devices to a different update channel. I'm able to browse to the Microsoft 365 Apps Admin Center (https://config.office.com/), however when I go to Inventory it throws a generic error (it's been happening for 3 days now): There was a problem showing the security update status information. Please refresh the page or try again later. 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 This was working earlier this week (Tuesday 5/13/25) but as of Wednesday it was "broken". Checking to see if other folks are running into this or if we're just the lucky ducks. Several of us within the organization have run into the same error so it's not isolated to any one individual.
365 Apps Admin Center - certain devices not showing "last user" data.
Good afternoon Everyone. During some routine checks, we found that machines onboarded since jjjjj have blank data for "Last Contact". "Last User" and "Last Email" in the 365 Apps Admin Center Inventory. ENTRA and INTUNE have Colleagues correctly assigned but blank in 365 AAC. Has anyone seen or hopefully rectified this previously? Thanks in advance.
M365 apps for enterprises subscription info missing in produict info
HI Team, In our organization, we have deployed the M365 apps 32 bit through ODT and manage via cloud updates. We do have E3 license activated. When reviewing the product information, I don't get the M365 apps for enterprises subscription inform. I have attached the screenshot for the difference. Is that anything, we need to correct?
Onboarding To Monthly Enterprise Channel
We are seeing 2000+ machines in the cloud status "Onboarding To Monthly Enterprise Channel' and these machines are not getting to update to latest version even if machines are connected to network. Need to know why these macinea are stuck in Onboarding To Monthly Enterprise Channel We are seeing this status in O365 admin center. and machines are not getting updated via O365 admin center
Cloud Update - all devices showing as eligible for monthly enterprise channel
We've had cloud update enabled for at least several months now however on the Cloud Update > Overview page it shows 0/## devices are being managed by Cloud. When I click view unmanaged devices from this page, it takes me to the inventory page which lists all devices with a cloud update status of "Eligible for Monthly Enterprise Channel". All devices have Apps for Enteprises installed and are already on the Monthly Enterprise Channel. Most devices in the inventory have a recent date in the last contact column. On the home page of config.office.com it states cloud update is enabled for both the monthly channel and the current channel. How do we get all devices from "Eligible for Monthly Enterprise Channel" to onboarded?Cloud Policy Service needs a Powershell module
I just started using the Cloud Policy service capability in the config.office.com portal. A Powershell module is sorely needed, in part because the UI a) can be slow and b) is uninformative in that the Policy Configuration Review/Summary is too high level and there is no comprehensive reporting of configured configurations and/or policies. Cmdlets that could extract the configurations and for each configuration, it scope, the policies that are configured and their configuration setting; list of all policies and policy configuration where they are configured would be very useful. Even better would be a cmdlet that can assess the policies applicable to a specific user and the 'route' the Cloud Policy Service took to determine them would be very useful in identifying why a particular behavior took place or didn't. This differentiate between device and web apps, where appropriate.
