IMPORTANT NOTICE. A new updated article on this topic has been published here: https://timmyit.com/2023/10/09/get-all-assigned-intune-policies-and-apps-from-a-microsoft-entra-group/ The new article covers using the new Microsoft.Graph Powershell SDK instead of the old Intune Powershell SDK that has not been updated since 2019. I recommend you take a look at the newer article. During MMS
When browsing twitter a lovely Sunday morning I came a cross a tweet that caught my attention where it was reported that changing the requirements on an already created Win32 app In Intune wasn’t working as expected. And since procrastination is one of my biggest strengths I thought I would
In a previouse blog post of mine I showed how one could use the Intune Powershell SDK to send custom notification which is a new feature in Intune but without accessing the Intune portal. See link below In todays article we will take it one step further and schedule a
One of the great new-ish features if not the greatest feature is the option to import the Intune Powershell SDK module in Azure Automation. This features has been requested for a long time and its finally here 😀 YAY ! Previously you had to do a lot of tinkering and
Last week (Week of July 22, 2019) Microsoft released a new feature in Intune where admins now can send custom notifications to the Company Portal app to Android and iOS devices. A short explenation of the function is that you send a notification to the Company portal application on iOS
Back in 2018 I wrote a post about the Intune powershell SDK and explaining how to install it. What is the Intune Powershell SDK ? Its a powershell module which contains 1569 cmdlets, yes you read that correctly 1569 different cmdlets to help IT pro’s automate and manage their Intune