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When it comes to moving GPO to Intune and it's Configuration Profiles, I find many of our older GPOs have registry keys in them still needed. Would the path forward be converting it to Powershell and in Intune using Scripts / Remediation area?
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- We used Remediation Scripts for registry keys mostly, however some we deployed as win32apps.
- Any updates on the Advanced App Management feature that's coming soon? Would be wonderful to use Intune instead of third-party solutions to handle app patching.
- Danny_Guillory
Microsoft
We are in private preview at the moment, no other updates to share beyond that. Thanks for asking 🙂
- Since group policy analytics is in prod, do you plan to add more policy types to it. Currently it is not as useful as it could be.
- Is there any plan to implement corporate device identification for Windows devices if you are not (yet) using Autopilot? As I see currently it's impossible to block BYOD enrolment without Autopilot implemented.
- You may need a Conditional Access policy to block BYOD.
- HAADJ and Co-man of course :) We are not ready for Autopilot, but we want to ensure corp devices are able to reenrol if necessary, while BYODs not.. Thanks for the answer anyway Jon_Callahan
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- Are we able to request a bump to the 10 custom ADMX limit in Intune?
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- I thought it will when it's out of Preview?
For computers that only have a Service account signed into them. My understanding is for the device to still communicate with intune the Account needs to have a Microsoft license assigned to it that includes intune. Following that is there a concern with licensing when doing this for multiple computers but using the same service account. Currently during testing we assigned the service account the "Microsoft Intune Plan 1 Device" License. Is it a license issue to scale this too utilize this account for 100+ devices if needed and not be a concern of only using one License for 100+ computers.
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- How are other people dealing with mapping drives and printers for Intune devices when they are on-premise? This is a major block for us moving to AAD devices and not HAADJ for new devices in the future.
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Still using Group Policy for all our Preferences (we use Drive Maps, Printers, Reg Keys and File Copies). This was part of the reason we're HAADJ not AADJ 😞
Others suggest using Remediations. Microsoft would love us all to let go of drive maps (we do too) but app vendors etc. haven't quite got the message yet... 😉We migrated most of our users to OneDrive and SharePoint.
- Is there any chance to get hybrid AAD/AD accounts password-less (without pain)? IT security see difficulties as long as it is still possible to use password on cloud-managed devices, because the password could be used worldwide to use cloud services. But for now password is the backup when Hello isn't working as expected. What could be a way around?
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- Is planned to introduce scheduled deployments?
