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Best Practice: Collection Structure and Naming Convention for ConfigMgr CB
When I start a new ConfigMgr project or when I have the first customer meeting, I always ask if they can give me the naming conventions they use in their SCCM infrastructure. The top most
Starting troubleshooting tools inside an MSIX container
Have you been getting your first experiences with MSIX and have been doing some App-V before?Then you will know that App-V has a cool trick where you can load any executable inside the App-V Bubble
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Intune integration into SIEM\Splunk or an incident management system
Intune is the fast growing device management solution of Microsoft. One main functionality of Intune are compliance policies, which allow the verification of specific settings on a device. There is one missing feature, which I
AzureAD Joined Device and Kerberos???
If you join a device to Azure AD, then you get SSO to cloud resources protected by Azure AD. If you are using a Hybrid User (Synchronized from your on-premise Domain), you get an additional
Attending MMSMOA as a newbie
This year, it was the first time, I attended the MMSMOA (Midwest Management Summit Minnesota). And I was thrilled to see, that this user group event is something special. Not only do you get the
Enhanced OS deployment end message
Since I’m working with ConfigMgr there was always the question of the staging team or end users if the staging of a device has really completed. Many years ago, I created a script which solved
Assign AzureAD/O365 Roles based on groups
In nearly every engagement I get the question why it’s not possible to assign Azure AD roles based on Azure AD or synced AD groups. Also, in my opinion this would be a nice feature
MSIX: Get Signtool.exe and MakeAppx.exe the easy way
If you are just starting to work with MSIX you will soon hear about the Package Support Framework (PSF) If you haven’t heard of it yet I recommend you read the following blog series: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Core-Infrastructure-and-Security/MSIX-Package-Support-Framework-Part-One-The-Blueprint/ba-p/363594