The M365Documentation PowerShell module is extended with new incredible functions: PowerShell 7 Support the execution on PowerShell 7 hosts. MEM/Intune Settings Catalog The settings catalog is growing and is used by more and more customers. Now, it can also be documented with my module. Thank you @ylepine for the contribution
One of the biggest pain points of many companies is the documentation of their infrastructure. With the fast changing products/features it’s more important to have an accurate documentation. The Automatic Microsoft 365 Documentation is the successor of the Automatic Intune Documentation which provides many advantages. It’s no longer a simple
Creating configuration documentations is always hassle. Therefore, I extended the Intune documentation with a new option to also document Azure AD Conditional Access policies. The new function Invoke-ConditionalAccessDocumentation will document: Azure AD Conditional Access Policies Translate referenced id’s to real object names (users, groups, roles and applications) Important: The Conditional
Today I had time to improve the Intune Documentation PowerShell Module. This new release brings the following benefits: Bugfix: All ADMX settings are now correctly displayed Assignments of various elements like Scripts, ADMX, Enrollment Status Page and Windows Hello for Business are now documented Section “Enrollment Status Page” renamed to “Enrollment Configuration” because it contains also WHfB, Enrollment Restrictions, ESP, and Enrollment Limits. Configuration Profiles are now loaded from the Beta Graph API. Therefore, much more types are returned. For example the Domain Join configuration is now part of the documentation. Since
I just had time to add new objects to the Intune documentation which makes your documentation much more complete. This time I added ADMX backed policies or in the Intune console named Administrative Template Profile. This profile type provides a lot of settings which are not available over OMA-Uri. Therefore,
The Intune documentation script is now updated and includes the documentation of Application Configurations, PowerShell Scripts and a new documentation design. Additionally, I did various testing’s and fixed some smaller bugs. Download from Github Device Management Scripts / PowerShell Scripts In a Windows 10 deployment the PowerShell Script feature helps
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
In the last time I had more and more Intune projects. Like in any other projects at some point you should start documenting the implementation. This is taking a lot of time and often doesn’t reflect the real settings for a long time, because the settings were changed again. Therefore
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