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- Quick and easy application Inventory with Intune - Andrew Taylor
After a Reddit post discussing this, I realised I could grab the values from Graph, do some array based magic and give a basic software inventory for the entire estate and here it is! As always, you can download the script from my GitHub or from PS Gallery: Install-Script -Name intune-inventory-discovered-apps
- Script to export all apps and assignments : r Intune - Reddit
I'm somewhat inexperienced with graph and I'm trying to pull a list of all apps we've got and their intents and assignments but I can't really figure out how to get it to just dump the whole thing to a CSV instead of individually outputting to the grid
- Creating report of Discovered Apps by Device
You mentioned PS and Graph, you may need to use PowerBI or Log Analytics instead, you can use odata link intune connector and build your report using PowerBI You may need some DAX skills to connect the apps table to Devices table
- Intune - PowerShell report of all apps and their assignment properties
In SCCM, you can easily get a report of all Apps and where they are deployed or you can look at your collections and see which deployments are active This isn’t so easy in Intune Time for the Microsoft Graph API and some PowerShell: 90% of this work was already and is available here: Microsoft Graph examples on Github
- Practical Endpoint: Using PowerShell to Get a Report of Installed Apps
Use Get-MgDeviceManagementDetectedApp -All to get all the detected app from Intune The ForEach-Object cmdlet processes the app data and calls Get-MgDeviceManagementDetectedAppManagedDevice using the ID for each app record we obtained from the previous step
- Get List of Apps from single devices (Powershell)
i'm currently looking for a way to use msgraph to run a query in Intune to determine which apps are assigned to a device The idea is that when a device is changed, all the apps used can be made available to the user on the new device
- Getting App ID from Intune - Andrew Taylor
$Intune_Apps = Get-IntuneApplication | Select-Object displayName,id | Out-GridView -Title "Intune Applications" -passthru | ForEach-Object { $thisapp = get-intuneapplication -Name $_ displayName $apptype = switch($thisapp '@odata type') { "#microsoft graph win32LobApp" {"Win32 App"; break} "#microsoft graph microsoftStoreForBusinessApp" {"Store
- Detecting which machines have which Intune applications installed via . . .
You are using the users(‘primaryuser’) mobileAppIntentAndStates to get this I was wondering if there was a way to query the device directly and not through the primary user Apart from that, it is a very helpful script
- Get Intune Devices with PowerShell - The Random Admin
This way if you run the command without any flags, you will get information Here, we use the Get-IntuneManagedDevice followed by the Get-MSGraphAllPages to capture all the pages in question
- Manage Intune with MS Graph and PowerShell | Syst Deploy
In this post I will show how to manage Intune resources using PowerShell and Graph In my previous post, I explained how to interact with Intune using the Graph API from Graph Explorer In this article, we will see the below points: - Understand the query format - Choose your method - Intune and Resources - Find the ID of a resource
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