I learned more about Intune guided scenarios from the Ignite session hosted by Paul Mayfield, Terrell Cox, and Micro-Scott. Most of the screenshots are taken from the demo and slides of the same ignite session.
More details about the session and recording are in the below section of the post.
Ignite 2019 Coverage
- Microsoft Endpoint Management SCCM Intune Windows Updates
- Microsoft Endpoint Manager is the future of SCCM Intune MEMMI MEMCM
- iOS Android macOS Mobile Enrollment Options with Intune
- Basics of Windows Dynamic Update Explained Update Management
- WVD End User Experience Availability Updates
- MSIX Updates from Ignite Reliability Network Disk-space
- Microsoft Learning Certification Exams Updates
- On-Prem WVD Options Azure Quantum Qualys Scan Integration
- Intune Reporting Strategies Advanced Reporting
- Intune Endpoint Security Policies Enhancements
- Intune Policy Sets Collection of Workflows
- Guided Scenarios with Policy Sets Templates
Introduction – Intune guided scenarios
I feel Intune guided scenarios are very helpful to Intune admins who are pretty new. Probably they are not sure where Intune APP, Intune Apps, Configuration Profiles, etc.
They can complete the following jobs (scenarios) without having extensive experience with MEM Intune.
NOTE! – Are these guided scenarios there for Intune admins to play around with the new stuff? If so, try this in a pre-prod or staging environment.
Microsoft will create many more similar Intune guided scenario templates with the future releases of Microsoft Endpoint Management Microsoft Intune (MEMMI).
- Secure Office apps for mobile
- Deploy Edge for mobile
- Try out a cloud-managed PC
Intune Guided Scenario
During the creation of guided scenario, Intune will automatically create a policy set based on pre-defined templates.
The result of the Intune guided scenario is a policy set. You can edit the Intune policy set later.
Create a Prefix because we will be creating many other resources, so it will be easy to search later as per the Microsoft Ignite session.
Select the apps you want to protect in the Intune Guided Scenario called – Secure Office apps for mobile. You can see the options to create new LOB applications (very interesting scenarios).
Intune App protection policy configurations are listed below.
Assignment options are available on the below screen.
Intune guided scenario experience is completed for the Intune Admin. And now, the admin can see that a policy set, app protection policies, etc.. are created with the prefix Ignite!
Session
- Microsoft Endpoint Manager, including Microsoft Intune and Configuration Manager – https://myignite.techcommunity.microsoft.com/sessions/83532
Resources
- Intune guided scenarios overview – https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/intune/fundamentals/guided-scenarios-overview