Azure – Powers Hell

Published on 08 March

Working with Intune Settings Catalog using PowerShell and Graph

By Ben , In Azure, Graph, Intune, Powershell

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 …

Published on 19 January

Publishing PowerShell scripts to Intune with Graph

By Ben , In Azure, Graph, Intune, Powershell

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!

Published on 28 November

Set your Azure VPN connections to “Connect Automatically” with PowerShell

By Ben , In Azure, Intune, Powershell

One of my clients recently came to me asking for assistance to set up a new VPN solution. The requirements were quite simple – They …

Published on 25 October

Deploying Universal Print Printers With PowerShell & Intune

By Ben , In Azure, Graph, Intune, Powershell, Universal Print

Over the last few weeks I’ve been playing with Universal Print – the cloud print solution developed by Microsoft and I honestly can’t praise it …

Published on 31 August

Dynamically set the time zone of a device in Intune using Azure Maps & PowerShell

By Ben , In Azure, Intune, Powershell

Let me start off by saying I wish I didn’t have to write this post. Setting the correct time zone of a Windows device shouldn’t …

Published on 18 May

Rapidly build Autopilot VMs with Hyper-V and PowerShell!

By Ben , In Azure, Intune, Powershell

Picture this scenario – you are at the pointy end of a major modern management project and it’s time to test every policy, configuration and …

Published on 04 May

Create a bootable Windows 10 Autopilot device with PowerShell!

By Ben , In Azure, Intune, Powershell

The most common complaint that I’ve received from people over the last few years around Intune / Autopilot / Modern Management is that people find it frustrating how much effort is involved in getting a device prepared to handover to a client for Autopilot enrollment.

Published on 21 April

Creating Endpoint Security Policies with PowerShell

By Ben , In Azure, Intune, Powershell

Keeping up with the rapid momentum of everything in the modern management world is a full time job. It’s exhausting, but it’s also fun. It …

Published on 09 May

Build Azure Functions using PowerShell Core 6 & VS Code!

By Ben , In Azure, Function Apps, Powershell

Now that the public preview of PowerShell support for Azure Functions V2 has been released, that I demonstrate not only how to create a PowerShell function, but how to create, test AND deploy the function entirely in VS Code!

Category: Azure