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About 2 years ago (June 2021), I had fun experimenting with a new feature that was in preview: macOS Single Sign-On (SSO) for Azure AD on Microsoft 365 applications and services. ⚠️ Update as of June 1, 2023 The “Microsoft Azure AD” plug-in is finally in General Availability and is ready to use in production environments! You might be wondering, “What on earth is it for?” This feature allows you to authenticate yourself and your fantastic Mac more easily to Microsoft 365 services and applications without repeated credential prompts, making the user experience even smoother and seamless.

Since 1994, Microsoft has been involved in device management: first with SMS, which later became SCCM, and then in 2011, with the advent of mobile devices, the Mobile Device Management service called Intune was created, which has grown… and grown… And today, it has become a suite! Let’s clarify the various pieces of technology we can find within this suite with Maura Perra, Technical Specialist in Cloud Endpoint for Microsoft!

Intune Organizational Messages are coming to Intune (GA as of 31/5)! Organizing a communication campaign towards users for urgent updates or the release of new configurations that impact the user experience will now be easier. Here are the key licensing and requirements details. 📌 Licenses Microsoft 365 E3 Microsoft 365 E5 Windows 10/11 Enterprise E3 with Microsoft Intune Plan 1 Windows 10/11 Enterprise E5 with Microsoft Intune Plan 1 📌 Operating Systems

IT specialists, hello everyone! In this video, we will see the tools that Azure AD and Intune provide us with to manage local group membership. Video You can find the entire video below, or you can continue reading the article. Article After playing with the new Windows LAPS in my previous video, I was reviewing the list of local administrators on my lab machine, and since the machine is registered in Azure AD Join, the Azure AD user who joined it has become an administrator.

Friday resource! If you’re tinkering with Local Groups Membership policies in Intune and (like me) have cursed a bit while converting group/role ObjectIDs to SIDs and vice versa, here’s a website that does it online instantly and conveniently. 🔹 ObjectId ➡️ SID 🔹 SID ➡️ ObjectId I’d love to tag the author of this wonderful utility (Erik Engberg) here, but from what I’ve seen, they’re not on LinkedIn. If I’m mistaken and someone knows their exact profile, please let me know so I can give them proper thanks.

If you’re interested, I’m starting from scratch on Twitter with a brand new profile. There, I’ll be primarily writing in English. Why? Several reasons: To get used to using English more frequently: I read a lot of content in this language every day, but I go through (too) long periods without writing or speaking it. Because in the Microsoft sphere on Twitter, there are truly unmissable profiles and content, and the MVP community there is very active.