A blog about End User Computing (EUC)
New part of the PSNerdio series! This part is about how to enrich your image using PSNerdio. So, we are adding scripted actions, applications and schedules to the image. This allows you to create a complete image via PSNerdio. Link to the GitHub repo. Other parts of this series: Deploy Nerdio from an IAC perspective … Read more
The next part! Create an image in Nerdio using PSNerdio. So, the next step is of course creating an image in Nerdio. We want to do that automatically via PSNerdio. So, let’s add some CMDlets to the module to make sure we can do everything from code. Link to the GitHub repo. Other parts of … Read more
Second part of the series! This part is about linking all required resources to nerdio via PSNerdio. So, in the previous part of this series I mentioned that the PowerShell module created by Nerdio needs some love. I wanted to link my resourcegroups to Nerdio and that CMDlet was not working. So, I’m going to … Read more
I wanted to automate the minimum version for a MacOS compliance policy in Microsoft Intune. There were a couple of requirements: The Script To fulfill the first requirement I searched for a reputable source. Of course, I ended up on reddit. Just kidding of course. But! Reddit lead me to reputable source. Turns out Apple … Read more
I must admit that I wasn’t a big fan of Nerdio. My opinion was that everybody must learn IAC (Infrastructure as code). The simple truth is that is never going to happen. And that’s why Nerdio is so successful. So, after I visited a Nerdio workshop I decided I am going to deploy Nerdio from … Read more
I was at an event presenting about App Control and Applocker. Someone in the crowd said: “You can also built a script to import your Applocker policy in Microsoft Intune.” So, I thought yes! Let’s do that. So, why did he say that a script would be much easier? Well, the Applocker experience in Microsoft … Read more
This is my latest training exercise, building configuration drift control for Microsoft Intune with PowerShell and the pester module. I wanted to be able to check my clients configuration against my own baseline for Microsoft Intune. Of course, there are many tools out there that can do this for you. Like Andrew Taylor’s EUCToolbox. It’s … Read more
I switched to MacOS a couple of years ago. When I talked about that with someone who also switched to MacOS, he told me switched back because he missed some productivity tools. So, I thought I write about the ones I use to get my ultimate productivity workflow (and hope he switched back, lol) Let’s … Read more
A customer of mine wanted to offboard their servers from Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, I wrote a quick offboarding script. This is the same customer where I configured passive mode (link) first but we figured out that it would cost to much to run it in passive mode. It’s around 5 dollar per server per … Read more
So, a customer of mine wanted to install Hyper V and add the current user to Hyper V administrators. They wanted to use Hyper V on their Intune Managed Devices to use virtual machines to have a test device in Intune and a sequencing machine to develop application packages and App Control policies. TLDR: The … Read more