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Windows Intune for IT Pros Jump Start M05: Windows Intune Policies. David Tesar Richard Harrison. Windows Intune for IT Pros Jump Start. Module Overview. Policy Templates Mobile Device Security Policy The Windows Intune Agent Settings Policy Windows Intune Center Settings Policy - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Microsoft Virtual AcademyWindows Intune for IT Pros Jump Start

M05: Windows Intune Policies

David TesarRichard Harrison

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First Half Second Half

(01) Big Picture with Windows Intune

(07) MDM Prerequisites and Cloud-only MDM Setup

(02) Architecture Design Considerations

(08) Cloud-only Software Publishing and Deployment

(03) Extending Identity to Windows Azure Active Directory

(09) Setting Up & Configuring Unified Infrastructure (+ MDM Setup)

(04) Administrator Roles, Users and Groups

(10) Unified MDM Settings and Compliance

(05) Windows Intune Policies(11) Unified MDM Software Deployment

(06) Cloud-only PC Setup (12) End User Enrollment

Windows Intune for IT Pros Jump Start

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• Policy Templates–Mobile Device Security Policy– The Windows Intune Agent Settings Policy–Windows Intune Center Settings Policy–Windows Firewall Policy

• Forcing Policy Refreshes

• Policy Precedence

• Best Practices

Module Overview

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Policy Templates

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Mobile Device Security Policy

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Windows Intune Agent Settings Policy

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Installing Windows Intune Endpoint Protection

Is AV installed

?

Start Client Installation

Is MSE, SCEP, FEP

installed?

Install WIEP

Install WIEP, Enable WIEP

Do not install WIEP

Yes

No

1

Disable WIEP

Upgrade to WIEP

Enable WIEP

Is EP Policy

enabled?

Is EP Policy

enabled?

No Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Do not install WIEP

3No

Only on…

4

2

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Windows Intune Center Settings

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Windows Firewall Settings

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Forcing Policy Refreshes

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• Policy conflicts are resolved through:1. Group hierarchy

2. Timestamps

• Conflicts reported as Policy alerts

• Group Policy settings take precedence

Policy Precedence

Desktops

Head Office

Laptops

Policy 1

Policy 2

Policy 3

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• Create default:– Windows Intune Agent Settings policy…

• before installing the Windows Intune client on computers

• Control the installation of Windows Intune Endpoint Protection

– Mobile Device Security policy…• Set required password settings

• Apply Default policies to All Computers to set your baselines

• Assign more specific policies to lower groups

• Clients check for policy at varying times (depending on the platform) so plan ahead.

Windows Intune Policies Best Practices

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DEMO

Managing Policies

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• Policy Templates–Mobile Device Security Policy– The Windows Intune Agent Settings Policy–Windows Intune Center Settings Policy–Windows Firewall Policy

• Forcing Policy Refreshes

• Policy Precedence

• Best Practices

Module Overview

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©2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Office, Azure, System Center, Dynamics and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.