@Mel_QL@powers_hell@BruceSaaaa@IntuneSuppTeam If you deploy the new store apps through Intune you can use the Company Portal for available installs and use the same group policy setting to only allow private store which will not block the new intune integraiton but will block random store browsing. https://t.co/NvZWIDcUPS
Finally here. #configmgr 2107 is available now for anyone that wants to opt in. Super grateful to all those who submitted ideas, bugs; and to the customers that have already deployed and are managing >1M devices with it. https://t.co/NFizCDSKfM #memcm
if you are deploying win10 - pin this: https://t.co/jyive7o3Kw . Some known issues w/ win10 2004 being worked. On consumer, you should be safely blocked; but in enterprise sometimes those blocks are bypassed. So strong FYI. #Configmgr#memcm
@justukus@djammmer From Intune, check out the new option for Feature Update deployments. Here, you can specify the exact Win10 version you’d like offered to devices when they scan WU. Set to what they are currently on and nothing will be offered until you approve it first.
@PworkJ@TheAviPrasad Despite typing it practically every day, and when I do it sometime 59 times in a day, I mess it up half the time on administrator...that second i that has a mind of its own!
@BruceSaaaa@MerlinFromBE@djammmer@PatchMyPC Interesting idea, I know it’s come up in customer conversations but not sure if there’s a UV already or not off the top of my head
@bdam555 @JimS83963080 @djammmer@WSUSN3RD True, but to the original statement from @JimS83963080 there are 2 levels to the scan - the client tells WSUS basic info about itself which WSUS uses to filter basic stuff like major OS version (I.e. 1809) and architecture and only send to the client for more complete scan what
OK folks, I need some help here - tell me what your real-world WSUS servers update situation looks like. Please respond with your answers (avoiding poll intentionally):
Do you decline superseded updates from WSUS? If so, how long do you leave superseded updates around?
This video is something I’ve asked everyone in my org to watch. It was intended to be internal-only, but I can’t resist sharing it.
You can read more about why I think this is so important here: https://t.co/3jvzumi8EA