This post has been laying around in the draft drawer for some time now and I thought its about time to get it published and hopefully it will help someone out there in the ether. This will also be the last post of 2024 but there are more in pipeline
Category: Graph API
Invoke sync to all Intune devices with Microsoft Graph Powershell SDK
Im currently in the process of updating some of my older blogposts and this one is next inlineto get an 2023 overhaul. In 2019 I wrote “Intune – Invoke sync to all device sin Intune with the Intune Powershell SDK” that’s linked below. There 2 reasons why I need to
Get all assigned Intune policies and apps from a Microsoft Entra group
Almost 4 years ago, back in 2019 I wrote an article on how to Get all assigned Intune policies and apps from an Azure AD group with the help of the Intune powershell SDK. https://timmyit.com/2019/12/04/get-all-assigned-intune-policies-and-apps-per-azure-ad-group/ This has become one of the most popular articles on my site and the reason
Intune – Rename devices with Powershell and Microsoft.Graph module
This is an update to an older article I wrote back in 2019 on how to Rename a device with Powershell and Graph ( https://timmyit.com/2019/05/21/intune-rename-ios-devices-with-intune-powershell-sdk/ ). Whats changed since 2019 is the powershell module and the deprecation of the AzureAD module that was used for authentication. From now on we
Update to Filters in Intune 2302
About 2 weeks ago Microsoft deployed the service release 2302 for Intune and with that there was a great UI update for Filters which has been a happy surprise. Filters was first released 2 years ago and have since then got a few updates a long the way. If you
First look at filters in Microsoft endpoint manager
Two weeks Microsoft announced a new existing feature in Endpoint Manager. Filters is a new feature that will give IT admins the capability to create filters and apply those filters to policies and apps to determine which kind of devices should apply that policy or app, you can read more