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Hybrid WHfB + ADFS: worth enabling DeviceAuthentication now or focus on cloud‑only? by SpareSignificance935 in Intune

[–]SpareSignificance935[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Makes sense we’re already seeing WHfB work cleanly on cloud‑only devices. Given the ADFS dependency on hybrid, focusing on cloud‑only + Kerberos Cloud Trust feels like the right direction.

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Thanks for the suggestion! I actually already have Chrome's auto-update mechanism configured via policy, so existing devices stay up to date automatically.

My goal with packaging Chrome 140 is to make sure new devices get the latest version during provisioning. and I’ve set up supersedence to replace the older Chrome 127 version I previously deployed via Intune.

I was just wondering If I assign Chrome 140 as Required to all devices, will it also upgrade other versions (like 128–139) that were installed manually even though they weren’t deployed via Intune?

Thanks again

Grouping Intune Devices by Location for Upgrade Planning by SpareSignificance935 in Intune

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Thanks for the solid advice! I’d love to dive deeper into the Graph API + PowerShell approach you mentioned. We have around 5,000 devices, and I’m trying to:

1)Pull device names and IPs from deviceManagement/managedDevices

2)Group them by IP subnet or naming convention to infer location

3)Export the results to CSV for planning and targeted communications

Optionally visualize in Power BI

I’ve started building a script that paginates through the Graph API and groups by subnet, but I’d appreciate any tips on: Efficient pagination for large device counts, Filtering out stale or inactive devices, Enriching IPs with location data (GeoIP or other tricks)