| Microsoft Intune with Storage Account |
- Microsoft Intune subscription.
- Azure Storage account with Blob service enabled.
- Access to Intune admin center.
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- Create an Azure Storage account.
- Upload agent files to Blob storage.
- Use a PowerShell script in Intune to deploy agents.
- Assign the script to target devices or user groups.
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| Microsoft Intune without Storage Account |
- Microsoft Intune subscription.
- Access to Intune admin center.
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- Download the agent and package it using IntuneWinAppUtil.
- Create a Windows app in Intune and upload the package.
- Configure install/uninstall commands and detection rules.
- Assign the package to the desired user groups or devices.
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| Azure Automation Service |
- Azure subscription with Automation account.
- Azure Storage account to hold agent binaries and scripts.
- Permission to create and execute runbooks in Azure Automation.
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- Create an Azure Storage account to upload agent binaries.
- Generate a SAS token for secure access to the agent files.
- Create an Automation account and runbook in Azure.
- Use PowerShell script to automate the deployment across VMs.
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| Windows Autopilot for Windows 10/11 |
- Intune subscription and access to Microsoft Entra ID.
- Windows 10 (1703) or later, or Windows 11.
- Device hardware IDs from the vendor or collected using a script.
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- Obtain hardware IDs and upload them to Intune.
- Create a Windows Autopilot deployment profile in Intune.
- Assign the deployment profile to device groups.
- Devices automatically enroll and configure when powered on.
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| SCCM Agent Installation |
- Access to System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM).
- Shared network path accessible by all devices for agent installation files.
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- Download the agent and place it in a shared folder.
- Create a package in SCCM using the agent executable.
- Deploy the package to target devices via SCCM.
- Monitor installation status and troubleshoot as needed.
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