If you don’t have an Intune portal yet, you can sign in for a 30-day trial. The first step before going in the Endpoint Manager Portal is to setup a Microsoft Intune Tenant. So now that you’re familiar with the concept, you’re ready to manage some devices in Microsoft Intune. If you’re wondering if you can use Intune with your current licensing, Microsoft Intune is included in the following licenses: This will also be the portal to configure Auto-Pilot, Endpoint Analytics and Defender ATP. This makes sense since Co-Management and Tenant Attach features from Configuration Manager (SCCM) also synchronize to Microsoft Endpoint Manager. So to wrap up… before you were accessing the Microsoft Intune portal through Azure, now Microsoft wants you to use the new Endpoint Manager Portal. This graph from Microsoft makes a good job explaining it: (Endpoint security, device management, and intelligent cloud actions)
This is where you build, manage, and deploy applications on a massive, global network using your favourite tools and frameworks. Microsoft Azure is a set of cloud services to help your organization meet your business challenges.In this post, we’ll guide you through the process to setup Microsoft Intune and then using it thought the new Endpoint Manager Portal.īut first, let’s start this post by clarifying the various services we’ll talk about in our post.
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