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MEMCM debug in-place upgrade (IPU) using Azure blob

Introduction A couple weeks ago I showed you how to get vital logs from a client without disturbing the user. This blog post will cover how to deal with in-place upgrades that did not go as expected. Now as most people still work from home, it can be difficult to

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Modern Roaming Profile – Enterprise State Roaming (ESR) + UE-V

     Introduction Enterprise State Roaming is available to any organization with an Azure AD Premium or Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) license. It enables users to sync user- and application settings across devices. It is an upgraded version of what you probably know as Roaming profile, but with no

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Microsoft Defender ATP

This time we will take a closer look on how easy it is to onboard clients into Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection with System Center Configuration Manager. First we will go the the Microsoft Defender Security Center https://securitycenter.windows.com/ On this page we select Settings – Onboarding – Windows 10 –

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Azure Bastion

Since we now have Azure Bastion in preview it’s time to take a closer look. Azure Bastion will allow us to have private RDP and SSH access to our Virtual Machines from a HTML5 Web Browser over SSL. We can do this without using public IP address on the VM.

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Desktop Analytics

Desktop analytics is now available but only integrated with SCCM, so no Intune configuration for now, but let’s give it a test spin. We will start by clicking Desktop Analytics in Microsoft 365 Device Management or by using this direct link https://aka.ms/desktopanalytics Select Start. Then we need to Accept service

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Azure Sentinel

Since we have Azure Sentinel in preview, let’s give it a test spin. Azure Sentinel is a cloud-native security information and event manager (SIEM) platform that uses built-in AI to help analyze large volumes of data across the enterprise. Azure Sentinel aggregates data from a lot of sources, including users,

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Azure Portal Application

We now have an Azure portal application available on Windows, I haven’t found a lot of information but you can download the Application here: https://ms.portal.azure.com/App/Download It will install in your user profile in C:Users[user]AppDataLocalMicrosoftAzurePortalProduction At the time of writing the downloaded version is 1.0.18.0, but just a hour ago it

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Azure Privileged Identity Management – Part 1

Administrating resources and services in a company has always been a challenge and most companies struggle with assigning the right level of access. On one hand administrative privileges are needed to ensure productivity and implementation of new services, while on the other hand these privileges are under attack from adversaries.

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Azure KMS Server

You might find yourself in a situation where you want all your computers to activate using Active Directory based activation except for your Azure VM’s, they should use the Azure KMS server. By default, when Active Directory based activation is enabled all computers on your domain will use Active Directory

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Enterprise State Roaming

This time I will have a quick test-drive of the Enterprise State Roaming Feature (ESR) with a hybrid Azure AD joined device, for those of us still using our own AD. Enterprise State Roaming will offer a secure synchronization of user settings from Windows and applications to the cloud. You

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Azure PowerShell Az module

Starting in December 2018, the Azure PowerShell Az module is in general release and now the intended PowerShell module for interacting with Azure. Az offers shorter commands, improved stability, and cross-platform support. Az also offers feature parity and an easy migration path from AzureRM. Az uses the .NET Standard library,

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Join Windows 10 to Azure Active Directory

This time lets try to join a Windows 10 client build 10061 to Azure AD. First we need to enable Device Registration Azure AD. open the Azure portal and browse to your Directory, select Configure and select Yes on Enable Device Registration, then save the change: On the Windows 10

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