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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,
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
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Take action: Default permissions in the Microsoft Compliance Manager gives all users full access
By default, everyone in your organization with an Office 365 or Azure AD account has access to Compliance Manager and can perform any action in Compliance Manager. So every company with an O356 subscription or
Opening an MSIX install location to troubleshoot
When you’re starting to work with MSIX you will soon find out that MSIX files, like appx files, get installed to the folder C:\Program Files\WindowsApps. When you want to check the content of your installed
Test connectivity to various Azure and O365 services
When starting the journey to the cloud, then connectivity is the most important point. Azure consist of thousands of endpoints which also can change daily. Therefore, Microsoft build a webservice to provide you always with
Check your Delivery Optimization settings to be ready to optimize Intune Win32 app downloads
I just realized that Intune is starting to support Delivery Optimization for Win32 App downloads. This is really great, because the internet bandwidth usage was always a big discussion in my Modern Workplace projects. until
Modern Workplace Client Center
I work in Workplace Management projects since a long time and troubleshooting was sometimes a nightmare, including with ConfigMgr. You had to read a lot of log files to recognize the core issue of a
Intune Win32 App Support and Syntaro Application Management
During Ignite Microsoft published and made public their intent to allow Win32 application distribution with Intune. First let me say that as service providers and partners we at baseVISION are happy to see Microsoft address