Intune | Microsoft Intune scripts

My company is doing Mobile Device Management with Microsoft Intune. We've successfully deployed an internal iOS app (using the Apple Developer Enterprise Program).

With Intunes' configuration settings we're trying to make each user's individual email available to the mobile app. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/app-configuration-policies-use-ios

How do you normally access these types of settings in an app? I found this library but I'd need to eject from Expo which is not ideal for me: https://github.com/robinpowered/react-native-mdm

I'm preparing laptops with Autopilot Intune Enrollment but we need to import hash in Endpoint automatically We got multiples command lines to enter in cmd, look like that

I've written a script to check for the presence of a key in Win10 registry and write the key if it's not found.

The script does actually work, however InTune dashboard is reporting that it fails.

Would appreciate some insight/thoughts.

I have a react native application that runs on both IOS & Android devices. The organization has now mandated the integration of Intunes SDK into the application to apply Conditional Access & MAM policies. However the only integration available is a plugin which is 4 years old and the developer of the plugin has informed that he isn't maintaining it anymore.

https://github.com/msintuneappsdk/ms-intune-app-sdk-ios/issues/218

Is there a way to integrate Intune SDK into React Native application ?

-Rakesh

I want to install the module Sqlserver in several devices by using a script powershell in Intune. It didn't work in few devices because it asks to install the package-provider. So I tried to add this step in my script.

I create a function that looks if the package is already installed, if not it get it. It has to be forced and has not to request the user to confirm the installation. Here is my function :

I am working on Xamarin.Android app that needs to download documents from SharePoint Online (SPO) in the background thread (using SPO REST API right now). Users should be using an app, while it is quietly retrieving documents from SPO. I have no experience working with Intune MDM or MSAL library for authentication. Android device is corporate-owned (COD) and enrolled in MS InTune. Is there a way to pick enrolled on-device user details and pass them with requests to SPO? Options that I am investigating are:

• Integrate InTune SDK into app
• Use MSAL library with the app registration in Azure portal for authentication

I am trying to avoid using WebView/browser for SSO if possible at all.

I'm very new to PowerShell and I have a question in regards to Microsoft Intune and PowerShell.

I have this GetMPComputerStatus|select AMRunning to check if Defender is "Normal" or "Passive", that's the only two outcomes.

How do I make an if or search statement so I can get all the devices which returns "Passive"?

Development Information - Xamarin Forms Mobile application, utilizes MSAL library version 4.35.0 to authenticate against Azure AD and uses Brokered authentication flow utilizing the Microsoft Authenticator. This is coded in Visual Studio 2019 using C# and .Net 5.

Problem - Everything works in the Android emulator, but once deployed to an actual device, using Company Portal (Intune), the authentication piece fails with message:

Authentication Error [Android broker] The broker redirect URI is incorrect, it should be msauth://com.xxxxxx.xxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Please visit https://aka.ms/Brokered-Authentication-for-Android for more details

I compared the redirect uri in the Azure portal to the one being displayed in the error message and they don't match, I don't know where it's getting this redirect uri value from?? Everything in the code base uses the callback uri specified in the Azure portal

I've worked through multiple MSDN documents, download example projects from GitHub, modified the Android Manifest file, etc. None of that seems to fix this issue. I am at my wits end with this. Here is an example of the Authentication code:

The audio, video conferencing devices, microhones headset and other devices which are used for microsoft team calls and conferences, where are thisdata is stored?

How can I request a list for this devices overall users or for a special user. Is an intune -license needed for that or are there other ways to request this information e.g. with a graph api call?

Updated 04.10.2021: I know it is possible to get call records after end calls and from this i get the device informations. That is not my question. I would know if there is a possibility to request the devivices a user has connected in the past.

So is there a way to get the infos of connected audio, video devices independend from a ended call. Because i have no available intune license , i don't know if intune only manage client devices or other devices like audio and video devices too. so that was the reason I mention intune.

But my question is: Is there a way with graph api or different api to get the connected or registered audio video devices on azure for a user identified with UPN (not locally with running command line tools for requesting audio video devices from the locally device manager).