Intune and MECM

[psydii]

While we do use Intune to manage our DfE laptops, we use AD and SCCM to manage our traditional fleet.

 

We've been looking at what is happening around the Microsoft Store For Education/Business and winget etc.

 

Absent any useful update from Microsoft at nearly half way through the final year of the MSfB, we are trying to figure out how we will install and update the 'Store' apps once the SfB/SfE is retired, on our SCCM managed fleet. I don't *think* we are in a position to move our app installation workload to InTune just yet - we have too many legacy apps, and the ever changing Creative Cloud Suite, and while great on a single machine, trying to use winget at scale reminds me of when I had to write update scripts before WSUS existed.

 

Can we have apps deployed via Intune and SCCM on the same client? How hard is it to move app installation to Intune, when we are talking about tens of gigs of application data, and legacy (customised) install packages?

[Steve21]

SCCM co-management is probably the best way for the short term

 

Steve

[jtotheb]

We've been looking at what is happening around the Microsoft Store For Education/Business and winget etc.

 

Absent any useful update from Microsoft at nearly half way through the final year of the MSfB, we are trying to figure out how we will install and update the 'Store' apps once the SfB/SfE is retired, on our SCCM managed fleet.

 

We're in a similar boat. I have the sinking feeling that the information that's released when it's available will be "LOL, use Intune now."

[psydii]

SCCM co-management is probably the best way for the short term

 

Steve

The scenario we have is that we currently need apps that are deployed via SCCM... can we have some apps deploying from Intune and others deploying from SCCM/MEMCM on to the same client machine?

 

What I've read suggests that for each workload you either have Intune *or* MECM / SCCM with authority.

[Steve21]

Unless they’ve changed it, it’s just stupid wording. “Switch workload” seems to mean “share”

 

Company portal when enabled (rather than software center) shows both SCCM and intune apps, but obviously will only deploy if they have connection back to the SCCM server (for SCCM items)

 

At least that was the case last time I looked at Comanagement

 

Steve

[Steve21]

The scenario we have is that we currently need apps that are deployed via SCCM... can we have some apps deploying from Intune and others deploying from SCCM/MEMCM on to the same client machine?

 

What I've read suggests that for each workload you either have Intune *or* MECM / SCCM with authority.

 

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/configmgr/comanage/company-portal

 

“View available and installed Configuration Manager apps in the Company Portal alongside Intune apps.”

 

When turning on intune or pilot

 

Steve