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Remote help is a new feature available in InTune and the support staff can connect the end users device and assist with troubleshooting. Both helpers and sharers need to sign into organization (Azure AD) to use this application. Remote help supports for windows 10/11 devices. There is a role based access control (RBAC) should be provided for helper to use Remote help feature. Remote help for Windows with Microsoft Endpoint Manager is application available from Microsoft and can be deployed to enrolled device & un-enrolled devices.
Configuring Viva Connections in the Teams app allows users to use the Intranet portal directly from the Teams app (both mobile and desktop/web). Viva Connections Dashboard takes it to the next level and gives users additional sources of curated news, dedicated apps, navigation links, etc. In This blog post, I will show you how to configure the Dashboard and publish it on your Intranet.
In the previous blog I introduced administrative templates in Intune. I showed how easily you can configure settings because administrative templates are almost like Active Directory GPOs. In this blog I want to show you some improvements Microsoft introduces two months ago in Microsoft Endpoint Manager 2203 release. This release contains a lot of new cool features and one of them is administrative templates for Google Chrome.
Part 1 – Migration Into Windows 11
Introduction
This series will go through all the areas in which we can leverage Windows 11 management especially when we consider it on a cloud and security perspective.
Even though we currently have the Windows 10 build versions still running on a regular interval release, at some point we will start to see the demand and impact (if not already) to begin the migration transition into Windows 11.
Here we hope to explain how the transition between Windows 10 and Windows 11 can be done and how the management of Windows 11 going forward can have interesting capabilities unfold.
Introduction
We have now reached a pivotal point where we have gone through all of the foundations of how we will make applications available as well as the type of priorities that they will have whether that be for required purposes, before a device can be initialized on the network as well as available.
Now we are ready to touch base on areas around application approval workflows. This is basically how we will deal with applications which may have very limited licensing, or perhaps just licensing in general. The key element is to really have a workflow where we can easily track and monitor who has this installed but most importantly there is an intermediary which provides an approval to whether that individual or machine should receive the application based on its licensing limitations.
