Microsoft Intune Customization Chaos: Admins Brace for Manual Mayhem!
Microsoft Intune administrators face a hiccup as security baseline customizations might vanish during updates. The fix? Manually reapply those tweaks post-update. Intune, a cloud-based endpoint management service, usually makes device management a breeze, but this glitch has admins longing for the good ol’ days of Windows Server Update Services.
Hot Take:
Ah, Microsoft Intune administrators, brace yourselves for a rollercoaster of manual labor! It seems those customizations you’ve painstakingly applied are like your New Year’s resolutions – they disappear faster than you can say ‘update.’ Microsoft knows best, and by ‘best,’ we mean ‘here, have our default settings back!’ On the bright side, Intune admins now have a valid excuse to binge on caffeine and roll their eyes for a few days straight. Maybe Microsoft should start a new line of stress balls? Just a thought.
Key Points:
- Issue: Security baseline customizations in Microsoft Intune may not be saved during updates.
- Intune is a cloud-based service for managing devices and updates, alternative to WSUS.
- Security baselines are templates with recommended configurations that can be customized.
- Problem arises when updating baseline versions, reverting custom settings to defaults.
- Temporary workaround: Admins must reapply customizations manually post-update.