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
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
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
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
I’ve been playing around with my TinyPilot KVM ( https://tinypilotkvm.com/ ) for a few weeks now and I have been very impressed with what this tiny device can do. Let’s say you have your TinyPilot KVM plugged in to a computer or device where you want to Install Windows from
Microsoft recently released the option to be able to enroll and manage devices running Linux (Ubuntu at this time) in Microsoft Intune. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/fundamentals/whats-new?source=recommendations#linux-device-management-available-in-microsoft-intune https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/user-help/enroll-device-linux If you want to start playing around with this new feature, I highly recommend checking out Paul Winstanley (SCCMentor) article on it here: https://sccmentor.com/2022/10/19/first-steps-into-linux-management-via-microsoft-intune/ No Enrollment