Presentation - Manual on how to proceed with Intune Implementation

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• #3: Agenda * Introduction * Plan your Intune deployment * Enroll your devices to Intune * Configure device and app management policies * Monitor and troubleshoot Intune issues
• #4: Intune is a cloud-based service that helps organizations manage and secure their devices. It integrates with other Microsoft services and has prerequisites for implementation. This manual will guide you through the steps of implementing Intune in your organization. Original Content: Introduction Intune is a cloud-based service that helps organizations manage and secure their devices, such as laptops, tablets, and smartphones. With Intune, you can control how your devices access your network and data, enforce security policies and compliance settings, and remotely wipe or lock lost or stolen devices. Intune also integrates with other Microsoft services, such as Azure Active Directory, Microsoft 365, and Microsoft Endpoint Manager. This manual will guide you through the steps of implementing Intune in your organization. You will learn how to: �         Plan your Intune deployment �         Enroll your devices to Intune �         Configure device and app management policies �         Monitor and troubleshoot Intune issues Before you begin, you will need the following prerequisites: �         An Azure Active Directory (AAD) tenant �         A Microsoft 365 subscription that includes Intune �         An Intune administrator role �         A network connection to the internet
• #5: When planning your Intune deployment, consider your organizational goals, device types, enrollment methods, management policies, security standards, and support needs. Use the Intune planning guide and deployment planning worksheet to help with this process. Original Content: Plan your Intune deployment Planning your Intune deployment is an important step to ensure a successful and smooth implementation. You should consider the following aspects: �         Your organizational goals and requirements �         Your device types and platforms �         Your device ownership and enrollment methods �         Your device and app management policies �         Your security and compliance standards �         Your support and training needs You can use the Intune planning guide to help you with this process. The guide provides a checklist of tasks and best practices for each aspect of planning. You can also use the Intune deployment planning worksheet to document your decisions and actions.
• #6: Enroll your devices to Intune to allow communication and application of policies and settings. There are different enrollment methods for different device types and platforms, such as the Company Portal app and Windows Autopilot service. The Intune enrollment guide provides step-by-step instructions for each method and device type. Original Content: Enroll your devices to Intune Enrolling your devices to Intune is the process of registering them with the service and installing the Intune management agent. This allows Intune to communicate with your devices and apply the policies and settings that you configure. You can enroll devices either manually or automatically, depending on your device ownership and enrollment methods. There are different ways to enroll devices to Intune, depending on the device type and platform. For example, you can use: �         The Company Portal app for Windows 10, iOS, iPadOS, and Android devices �         The Windows Autopilot service for Windows 10 devices �         The Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager service for iOS and iPadOS devices �         The Android Enterprise service for Android devices You can use the Intune enrollment guide to help you with this process. The guide provides step-by-step instructions and screenshots for each enrollment method and device type.
• #7: This slide discusses the process of configuring device and app management policies. These policies allow you to control how your devices and apps access your network and data. You can configure policies for different aspects, such as device configuration, device compliance, app protection, app configuration, and app deployment. The Intune policy guide can help you with this process. Original Content: Configure device and app management policies Configuring device and app management policies is the process of defining the rules and settings that you want to apply to your devices and apps. This allows you to control how your devices and apps access your network and data, and how they behave and perform. You can configure policies for different aspects of device and app management, such as: �         Device configuration: Settings that affect the functionality and features of the device, such as Wi-Fi, VPN, email, security, and encryption �         Device compliance: Settings that determine whether the device meets the security and compliance standards of your organization, such as password, update, and antivirus �         App protection: Settings that protect the data within the apps, such as encryption, PIN, and data transfer �         App configuration: Settings that customize the behavior and functionality of the apps, such as URLs, certificates, and preferences �         App deployment: Settings that control how the apps are installed and updated on the devices, such as assignment, availability, and uninstallation You can use the Intune policy guide to help you with this process. The guide provides an overview of the policy types and settings, and how to create and assign them to your devices and apps.
• #8: Monitoring and troubleshooting Intune issues involves checking the status and health of devices, apps, and policies, and resolving any problems. Tools and methods include the Intune dashboard, reports, logs, and support. The Intune monitoring and troubleshooting guide provides an overview of these tools and methods. Original Content: Monitor and troubleshoot Intune issues Monitoring and troubleshooting Intune issues is the process of checking the status and health of your devices, apps, and policies, and resolving any problems that may arise. This allows you to ensure that your Intune implementation is working as expected and that your devices and apps are compliant and secure. You can use various tools and methods to monitor and troubleshoot Intune issues, such as: �         The Intune dashboard: A graphical interface that displays the overview and details of your devices, apps, and policies, and alerts you of any issues or errors �         The Intune reports: A set of predefined and custom reports that provide detailed and historical data and insights on your devices, apps, and policies �         The Intune logs: A collection of diagnostic and operational data that help you identify and analyze the root causes and effects of the issues or errors �         The Intune support: A service that provides you with technical assistance and guidance on how to resolve the issues or errors You can use the Intune monitoring and troubleshooting guide to help you with this process. The guide provides an overview of the tools and methods, and how to use them to monitor and troubleshoot Intune issues.