Working with Intune Settings Catalog using PowerShell and Graph

Working with Intune Settings Catalog using PowerShell and Graph

Microsoft has recently introduced even more ways to create device configuration profiles..

The new profile type, named Settings Catalog, allows us to explicitly define and configure a policy that has only the settings that they want for that profile, nothing more. Additionally, the existing configuration profiles and ADMX templates have been migrated to the templates profile type.

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Publishing PowerShell scripts to Intune with Graph

Publishing PowerShell scripts to Intune with Graph

I’ve recently been asked the question - “How can I make sure that the scripts that I publish to Intune are always set to run as 64bit instead of the default 32bit?”

I thought was a great question with a few simple solutions - so let’s look at the two methods I’ve used in the past to make sure you don’t “fat finger” your way into frustration!

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Preparing custom image templates with Azure Image Builder & PowerShell

Azure Image Builder (AIB) is Microsoft’s solution to configure and customize virtual machine images. The concept of it is pretty great: Pick a reference image from the public market place, apply some customization built around HashiCorp’s Packer, hit build and what you are left with is a fully customized template image that can be hosted in Azure as a managed image or a VHD file.
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