This third blog in the series of Microsoft’s Mobile Device Management will be a short blog introducing a short webcast about setting up the Windows Intune environment by getting a 30 day trail version of Windows Intune, setting up your own domain name, configuring the MDM authority and configuring platform support for Apple iOS devices.
Have a look and feel free to provide me with feedback and if you have questions, ask them 😉
Earlier and next subjects in this series are:
- MDM via Exchange ActiveSync – overview / intro
- MDM via Windows Intune – overview
- MDM via Windows Intune – setting up the environment
- MDM via Windows Intune – setting up policies
- MDM via Windows Intune – deploying applications
- MDM via Windows Intune – remote tasks
- MDM via Windows Intune – troubleshooting
- MDM via ConfigMgr 2012 R2, Windows Intune & Exchange ActiveSync – overview
- MDM via ConfigMgr 2012 R2, Windows Intune & Exchange ActiveSync – setting up the environment
- MDM via ConfigMgr 2012 R2, Windows Intune & Exchange ActiveSync – setting up policies
- MDM via ConfigMgr 2012 R2, Windows Intune & Exchange ActiveSync – deploying applications
- MDM via ConfigMgr 2012 R2, Windows Intune & Exchange ActiveSync – remote tasks
- MDM via ConfigMgr 2012 R2, Windows Intune & Exchange ActiveSync – troubleshooting
- The complete MDM solution with Exchange 2013, ConfigMgr 2012 R2 and Windows Intune
Earlier blogs in the Mobile Device Management space were:
- Managing mobile devices in Configuration Manager 2012 via Exchange Online (1)
- Managing mobile devices in Configuration Manager 2012 via Exchange Online (2)
- Meet the Extensions for Windows Intune in ConfigMgr 2012 R2
- Which Mobile Device Management Settings are available in ConfigMgr 2012 SP1?
- How to manage which device with Configuration Manager 2012 SP1?
- Exchange Connector in Configuration Manager 2012 revealed
- Mobile device support in Configuration Manager 2012
- CEP meeting #9 summary “SCCM 2012 Mobile Device Management”
- Managing Android via ConfigMrg and Windows Intune
- Passcode Reset and Remote Lock via Windows Intune
- Quick tip when integrating Windows Intune & DirSync with ConfigMgr 2012 SP1