Create a Win32app in the MEM console, upload the.Use the Win32 Content Prep Tool to take that information to create a.Identify the “Setup File” for each Deployment Type e.g.Locate the source content directory for the ConfigMgr Application “Deployment Type”.A high level overview of creating a Win32app, when referencing a ConfigMgr app, to deploy from Intune, is:. One main difference is that you have to use a tool to “package” the application for delivery. Win32apps have install/uninstall commands, requirements, detection logic, dependencies and now even supersedence (preview feature). Can I not just export my applications from ConfigMgr straight into Intune? Sadly, no.ĭeploying Win32apps, from Intune, very closely resembles the application delivery method in ConfigMgr. But what if part of my modern management strategy is to move my applications into Intune too? Or what if I want to start testing my business application delivery from Intune? Dipping a toe in the proverbial water so to speak. I can absolutely deploy a CMG and continue to deliver my ConfigMgr apps to my internet based devices without killing my VPN. Many organisations are realising the value of Cloud Management Gateway (CMG). It has been a robust solution to deploy applications to devices since before I can even remember so here comes the challenge…as I look to move more workloads to the cloud to support my internet based devices, can I take my applications, that I invested blood, sweat and tears over for all those years, with me? Sure. Many endpoint administrators and solution experts have invested heavily in the Configuration Manager application model. Every company I work with has a slightly different approach to modern management and the line between “on-premise” and “cloud” has definitely been blurred with recent MEM developments.
Many companies are realising the value of modernising the way they manage their endpoints and MEM offers them an astonishing arsenal of options. Having just recently marked its 10 year anniversary, Intune, part of MEM, is now a real force to be reckoned with.
Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MEM) continues to grow from strength to strength.
0 kommentar(er)
