Managing updates is always a hot topic and when it comes to managing updates for Android devices its a mixed blessing. I have previously covered how you manage updates for your Samsung devices with the help of E-FOTA and Intune that you can find here: This time I will take
One year ago I wrote an article on managing updates for your Samsung devices with Samsung E-Fota together with Intune, now a year later the client secret had expired (had a 12 months lifespan) and I was starting to get email notifications that I had to reconnect my EMM connection
A few weeks back in Microsofts service release for Endpoint Manager 2208 there was one thing that caught my attention and that was the introduction to a feature that were related to Android Zero Touch. Week of August 15, 2022 (Service release 2208) https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/fundamentals/whats-new#configure-zero-touch-enrollment-from-microsoft-endpoint-manager-admin-center The documentation on this is somewhat
If you have been working with OEMConfig in Intune for Samsung devices you might have seen that there are some specific policies that says “Premium Features” on them when looking through the list of settings. https://www.samsungknox.com/en/solutions/it-solutions/knox-platform-for-enterprise How to claim your 2 year free license Go to https://www.samsungknox.com/ and login if
This is a follow up article to the one I wrote last week where we had a look at managing updates for our Samsung devices with E-fota and Intune. If you haven’t seen it you can read it here: To be able to enroll and manage our Samsung devices in
As an IT Admin you are probably familiar with the different processes and tools to manage updates for your Windows devices and servers in one form or fashion. For our Windows environment we have options like WSUS , ConfigMgr and Windows update for business if we want to have some