Troubleshoot Intune app and profile installation issues, error “NOTNOW”

6th of May, 2019 / / No Comments

On Microsoft Intune Mobile Device Management (MDM) managed devices, sometimes app or profile installations can fail. When these app or profile installs fail, it can be challenging to understand the failure reason or troubleshoot the issue. Microsoft Intune provides app installation failure details that allow help desk operators and Intune administrators to view app information to address user help requests. The troubleshooting pane within Intune provides failure details, including details about managed apps on a user’s device.… [Keep reading] “Troubleshoot Intune app and profile installation issues, error “NOTNOW””

Updated Intune and NDES reference architecture, multiple NDES patterns

22nd of January, 2018 / / 7 Comments

Now that Microsoft Intune is accessed via the Microsoft Azure portal, there has been a steady stream of weekly updates to the platform, improving things (for the most part) along the way. As of the end of November 2017, there was announced an interesting new feature that should become part of most Intune environments.
The key feature of note is the new ability to have multiple Network Device Enrolment Servers (NDES) configured for use with Intune.… [Keep reading] “Updated Intune and NDES reference architecture, multiple NDES patterns”

Test drive Microsoft Intune – Part 2 Application Deployment

15th of September, 2016 / / No Comments

Summary

This is a continuation of blog post Test drive Microsoft Intune – Part 1 Setup Trial Environment. The purpose of this blog article is for guide someone on how to deploy an application on a Window 10 PC using Microsoft Intune.

Deploying an application with file extension .exe

Since we are using a demo account of Intune it has been pre-configured by Microsoft. We can now do customization and application deployment.
Let’s begin by clicking on Apps the left hand navigation and then clicking on the Add Apps

You will be asked to save and run a file named setup.exe.… [Keep reading] “Test drive Microsoft Intune – Part 2 Application Deployment”

Test drive Microsoft Intune – Part 1 Setup Trial Environment

12th of September, 2016 / / 1 Comment

Summary

The purpose of this blog article if for someone to get familiar with and learn how to complete a test trial of Microsoft Intune.

Prerequisites

  1. Microsoft Account – To setup Microsoft Intune demo it is recommended to establish a new Microsoft Account even if you already have an existing one. Reason being that the demo is tied to the email address and may limit you from running additional demos or production after you have completed the demo.
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Microsoft Intune: what, when, where, why, how

8th of June, 2015 / / No Comments

Originally posted at Lucian.Blog.

Having worked with Microsoft Intune a fair bit recently, in some clever ways like to extended System Centre Configuration Manager to the cloud for multi-factor authentication purposes, I’ve come to find Intune quite handy. In most ways it can be considered SCCM in the cloud which isn’t necessarily a bad thing.

In this post I’d like to quick fire off a whole bunch of handy Intune facts, figures and maybe other f-words for commonly asked questions I’ve been asked about the product suite…

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SCCM 2012 R2 membership rules for mobile devices associated through InTune

22nd of April, 2015 / / 1 Comment

Originally posted on Lucian’s blog at lucian.blog.

Microsoft System Centre Configuration Manger (SCCM) 2012 R2 when extended with Microsoft InTune is a powerful EMS or MDM platform. I’ve recently implemented an integration between System Centre 2012 R2 on-prem with InTune Cloud to allow for a hybrid EMS solution at a client.

To allow for a seamless user registration or provisioning process though the Company Portal app, devices should auto enroll with the appropriate device collection which automatically then applies policies to the mobile or external device.… [Keep reading] “SCCM 2012 R2 membership rules for mobile devices associated through InTune”