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
Tag: Intune
Intune and Knox E-FOTA – Manage updates for your Samsung Android Enterprise devices
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
Endpoint manager – First look at Test DPC afw#testdpc for Android Enterprise
The Test DPC (Device Policy control) app is a tool from google that works without any integration with a MDM/EMM system that lets us demo and configure settings and policies on a device locally. Meaning that you don’t need access or have your Intune or Endpoint Manager environment up and
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
Android emulation for endpoint Manager Admins
As every IT Pro knows, when you are working with managing devices its always best to have access to physical hardware for testing and playing around with. Many of us are use to having a bunch of virtual machines running windows on but what about Android ? In this article
Co-management enrollment issue 0x8018000a
Auto MDM Enroll: Device Credentials (x1), Failed (Unknown Win32 Error code: 0x8018000a) A while back I was working with a customer who was in the process of co-manage their devices in their ConfigMgr environment and most of the computers enrolled just fine but they had some devices who kept on