Note: Intune is only available on Mason-managed Windows devices.
Step 1
Click Start on your Windows device.
Step 2
Click on Settings.
Step 3
Click Accounts.
Step 4
Click Access work or school.
Step 5
Click Connected to MESA AD domain then click Info.
Note: If theInfo button does not appear on your device, your device has not been successfully enrolled. If your device has been connected to the VPN, and you believe your device should be enrolled, please contact the ITS Support Center.
Last modified: July 11, 2023
As an IT professional specializing in device management and enterprise solutions, I have hands-on experience with various systems, including Microsoft Intune, which is a key component for managing devices in a corporate environment. I've worked extensively with Intune, understanding its functionalities, configurations, and troubleshooting procedures.
The article you've provided seems to guide users through the process of enrolling Windows devices into the management system using Intune, particularly on Mason-managed devices. Here's an explanation of the concepts mentioned in the article:
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Intune: Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based service that focuses on mobile device management (MDM) and mobile application management (MAM). It allows organizations to manage devices, applications, and settings remotely to ensure compliance and security.
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Mason-managed Windows devices: These are Windows devices that are centrally managed and controlled by an organization, likely George Mason University in this context. They use Intune for device management, ensuring uniformity in security configurations, software deployments, and policies across these devices.
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Enrollment process: The article outlines steps to enroll a Windows device into Intune management. This includes accessing device settings, navigating to the Accounts section, and selecting the option for connecting to the MESA AD domain (Active Directory domain associated with George Mason University). Clicking on 'Info' after connecting to the domain confirms successful enrollment.
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VPN connectivity: The article mentions that if the 'Info' button does not appear after connecting to the MESA AD domain, it implies the device hasn't been successfully enrolled. It suggests ensuring VPN connectivity for enrollment and advises reaching out to the ITS Support Center for assistance if needed.
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Syncing username to Intune: There's a reference to checking if the username is synced to Intune, likely implying that user accounts associated with the domain are synchronized with the Intune service for proper device management and user policy application.
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July 11, 2023, modification: The article's last modified date indicates the most recent update or revision to the provided information, giving users an idea of its relevance and timeliness.
The provided instructions seem tailored for users on the George Mason University network and their specific device management procedures. It's crucial to follow these steps carefully to ensure proper device enrollment and effective management using Microsoft Intune within their organizational framework.
FAQs
To check if your Windows computer is enrolled in Intune:
- Go to Windows Settings.
- Click on Accounts.
- Click on Access work or school and look for one of these: This means that your computer is joined to Azure AD and enrolled in Intune. Click on it, and then click on Info.
Sign in to the Company Portal website. Go to Devices, and then select your device. Under Status, select Check status.
How do I know if my device is compliant with Intune? ›
Monitoring and Reporting
To monitor device compliance status, look for the “Device Compliance” section in Intune. Here, you'll find information about devices that are considered compliant and noncompliant with the policy. Make sure to check for all of the available compliance settings.
How to check if a laptop is enrolled in autopilot? ›
In the Windows | Windows devices screen, under Device onboarding, select Enrollment. In the Windows | Windows enrollment screen, under Windows Autopilot, select Devices. In the Windows Autopilot devices screen that opens: Find the desired device that Autopilot deployment profile assignment status needs to be checked.
What is an Intune enrolled device? ›
Your device enrolls in Microsoft Intune, a mobile device management provider, and registers with your organization. This step ensures that you're authorized to access your organization's email, apps, and Wi-Fi. Your organization's device management policies are applied to your device.
How do I get a list of Intune devices? ›
get a list of Intune devices with Visual Studio installed
- In the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center, select Devices > All devices.
- Select the devices you want to check for Visual Studio. ...
- Click on the “Export” button and choose “Export to CSV” option.
- Open the CSV file in Excel or any other spreadsheet program.
From Device Manager, right-click the problem device and go to Properties > General tab. The device status contains the current state of the hardware as seen by Windows. This should be the first step if you suspect that a device is causing a problem or if it has a yellow exclamation point.
How do I run device diagnostics in Intune? ›
To use the Collect diagnostics action:
- Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.
- Navigate to Troubleshooting + support > Troubleshoot > select a user.
- On the Summary page, select App Protection > Checked-in.
- Find the application to collect diagnostics on and use the "..." option to select Collect diagnostics.
How long does the Intune Enrollment process take? We ask for your time and patience as the enrollment process can take up to 30 minutes.
How do I see my devices on Intune? ›
To manage Intune devices: Navigate to Endpoints > All Devices. You can search and filter the list as follows: Search by device name or user name.
Non-compliant devices are not granted access. You can also monitor device compliance and troubleshoot compliance-related issues in Intune by going to Devices > Overview > Compliance status. This allows you to determine the following: Overall compliance status of your devices.
How do I get my device to show up on Intune? ›
Use Intune Company Portal to enroll devices running on Windows 10, version 1607 and later, and Windows 11.
- Open Company Portal and sign in with your work or school account.
- On the Home screen, select Next to set up your device.
- Select Connect.
- Sign in with your work or school account again.
Locally on the device
- Open Windows PowerShell.
- Enter dsregcmd /status .
- Verify that both AzureAdJoined and DomainJoined are set to YES.
- You can use the DeviceId and compare the status on the service using either the Microsoft Entra admin center or PowerShell.
To confirm your Microsoft Intune license or trial, use the following steps: Sign in to Microsoft Intune admin center. Select Tenant administration > Tenant status. Under the Tenant details tab, you will see the MDM authority, the Total licenses users, and the Total Intune licenses.
How do you identify Autopilot devices? ›
To identify a device with Windows Autopilot, the device's unique hardware hash must be captured and uploaded to the service. As previously mentioned, this step is ideally done by the hardware vendor (OEM, reseller, or distributor) automatically associating the device with an organization.
How to check if a device is Azure AD registered? ›
You can verify the status of the device registration on the Azure Portal > Azure Active Directory and Devices. Or, you can check the status by using the PowerShell command: Open Microsoft Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell. Specify the Azure AD administrator's credentials.
How does a device check in with Intune? ›
Intune notifies the device to check in with the Intune service. The notification times vary, including immediately up to a few hours. These notification times also vary between platforms. On Android devices, Googe Mobile Services (GMS) can affect policy refresh intervals.
How do I check Intune policies on a specific device? ›
View details on a policy. After you create your device configuration policy, Intune provides reporting data. These reports show the status of a policy, like it being successfully assigned to devices, or if the policy shows a conflict. In Devices > Manage devices > Configuration > Policies tab, select an existing policy ...
