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Author: Thomas Kurth

Intune
Thomas Kurth

Cleanup duplicated devices in Intune

In nearly every environment I detect duplicated devices which make most of the reports incorrect and it makes it hard for the support staff to find the correct device of a user. This script basically will remove all devices which have another object with the same serialNumber and are not

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Microsoft Endpoint Manager
Thomas Kurth

ConfigMgr with missing Boundaries is a content delivery nightmare

In bigger ConfigMgr environments it’s important to manage boundaries and boundary groups to optimize content flow. Especially when using caching technologies like Peer Cache or Delivery Optimization it’s important to have them correctly configured. One of the biggest problems I often see is, that there is no notice from the

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Best Practice
Thomas Kurth

Best Practice: Complete Naming Convention for ConfigMgr CB

A few weeks ago I posted and updated poster for the collection structure and naming conventions. because of the great feedback I got I have now added a new poster for objects like Task sequences, applications, packages and WIM files in the ConfigMgr Console. Additionally I have moved all posters

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Intune
Thomas Kurth

Extended Intune Documentation Script

Today I had time to extend my Intune Documentations script with new sections and release version 11 on Github. The script now documents the following parts of Intune: Configuration Policies Compliance Policies Device Enrollment Restrictions Terms and Conditions Applications (Only Assigned) Application Protection Policies AutoPilot Configuration Enrollment Page Configuration Apple

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General
Thomas Kurth

Rebranding to Workplace Ninja’s Blog

The baseVISION Techblog was used by me and several baseVISION employees to share their knowledge with the community. All the blog posts were written during our free time and was not paid by baseVISION. To make the platform more open and also allow others to join our blogging team we

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Automatic environment cleanup with Intune Connector for AD Extender

In today’s environments one of the most important point is to keep them clean and tidy. Otherwise deployment statistics and security related reports are not correct. Therefore it’s important to continuously clean up your environment. In this blog I will cover solution on how to automatically cleanup when you are

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Extending the Intune Connector for Active Directory

When using Azure AD Hybrid Join with Windows Autopilot the «Intune Connector for Active Directory» is closing the gap between your on-premise Active Directory and Azure AD. It provides the domain join functionalities to your devices. This process works great, but as soon you start using it you have more

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