Intune Line of Business App - Command line arguments update

[Bankesy]

Good morning,

 

Hoping somebody has seen this sort of issue before:

 

Deployed a line of business app (Senso) using Intune but forgot to include the command line arguments to license it.  The app has been installed successfully on all devices, but it launches a pop-up at login due to not being licensed.

 

So I added the command line arguments to Intune, but I think this doesn't do anything because the app is already registered as installed, so clients are not looking for or detecting any changes.

 

Does this sound about right?  Does anybody know how I can re-register the app or update it to run the command line arguments without uninstalling?

 

Thanks

[foofighterjim]

It has been a while since I did a LOB app as Win32 apps have basically superseded this. In LOB, do you have the ability to update the version number of the app? This should make the devices check in for updates, although they still may not run the installer (and therefore your switch argument) again. 

[MYK-IT]

 

Just some possible suggestions;

 

• Configure and Deploy a (superseded) App that includes the command to licence it
• Uninstall existing App, then deploy (corrected) App
• Use Scripts and remediations

Similar to what @foofighterjim mentioned, we've only used Win32 Apps.

 

[NicholasEsping]

9 hours ago, Bankesy said:

Good morning,

 

Hoping somebody has seen this sort of issue before:

 

Deployed a line of business app (Senso) using Intune but forgot to include the command line arguments to license it.  The app has been installed successfully on all devices, but it launches a pop-up at login due to not being licensed.

 

So I added the command line arguments to Intune, but I think this doesn't do anything because the app is already registered as installed, so clients are not looking for or detecting any changes.

 

Does this sound about right?  Does anybody know how I can re-register the app or update it to run the command line arguments without uninstalling?

 

Thanks

I would suggest packaging as Win32 and write a PowerShell script that checks for the license in the detection methods.