Learn how to use Microsoft Intune quickly! This course features hands on activities & simulations you can practice 24/7
InstructorJohn Christopher | 490,000+ enrollments
The training includes detailed instructions for establishing a local testing environment using Hyper-V, Windows Server 2022, and Windows 11 virtual machines.
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The screenshot shows the Microsoft Intune admin center interface, highlighting the Devices menu option with a pink annotation indicating where to click.
This screenshot shows the Assignments step in the Microsoft Intune Create profile wizard, highlighting where to add user or device groups for deployment.
This slide outlines the course curriculum, detailing topics such as Windows Autopilot deployment, managing Intune RBAC, and implementing conditional access and compliance policies.
Learners engage with structured simulations covering Autopilot profiles, compliance policies, and application deployment to build practical familiarity.
Instruction provides essential context by explaining how on-premises services like Active Directory and DNS relate to the broader Microsoft environment.
The curriculum focuses on major topics and basics; however, some signals from before the displayed update suggest it may lack the specialized detail required for advanced application packaging or complex deployment scenarios. While the recent update label suggests potential changes, it does not prove these specific depth concerns have been addressed.
The curriculum notes that certain Microsoft portals have undergone renaming, suggesting a need to account for interface changes during study.
The content aligns well with the goal of introducing beginners to Intune and local environment setup.