One of the most common requests I get when deploying Intune is that they want to deploy for instance a Certificate, VPN, WiFi or a specific app only to corporate owned devices and not personal(BYOD) devices. We have Dynamic groups in AzureAD that can solve this for us, however when I looked at the documentation
I get a lot of questions if there are any difference in functionality in Intune Standalone and in Hybrid with Configuration Manager. There are a lot of differences, in this post I will show how to setup the Apple Volume Purchase Program(VPP) integration in Configuration Manager 1602 with Intune and cover the differences in functionality
I have the great honor to present two session at the Microsoft TechX in Stockholm 15-18 February 2016! TechX is a four day event(in Swedish), focusing on Azure 15-16 and Office 365 17-18, I am really looking forward to it! My session are: “Future of client management with Intune/Configuration Manager Hybrid” Where we will focus
A quick tip: Remember to inform the end-user in the enrollment instructions or in Intune related instructions that they will need to add the Intune Company Portal Widget to their screen to see the web apps published to them through Intune. Otherwise they won’t see any of the Web link you publish to the Android
One very common request when implementing Intune is to distribute a Wi-Fi profile with WPA2 and a preshared password. This is currently not possible either with Intune standalone or with Intune integrated with Configuration Manager 2012 using the UI. I have already written a post on how to create a custom iSO profile using Apple
