Course overview
Develop skills in managing devices, applications and corporate data with Microsoft Intune.
More than 100 lab exercises are listed in the published programme.
Who this course is for
For learners with basic Microsoft server and networking knowledge, and familiarity with Windows and mobile-device settings, who want to manage enrolled endpoints and business applications with Microsoft Intune.
Course curriculum: Plan, Implement and Manage Microsoft Intune
The curriculum follows the original 18-section course outline, grouped into six learning phases. The published programme includes more than 100 lab exercises.
Phase 1: Microsoft Intune Foundations and Planning
Establish what Intune does, how it supports enterprise mobility management, and how to prepare an evaluation and training environment.
- Section 1: Introduction to Microsoft Intune
- Intune capabilities for managing devices and applications and protecting company information
- Section 2: Add Intune to the Azure portal navigation
- Section 3: Intune evaluation and lab setup
- Plan the management approach and understand device and app lifecycles
Phase 2: Identity, Directory Synchronization and Tenant Setup
Prepare users, groups and identity services before enrolling devices.
- Section 4: Create domain DNS records for the Intune lab; create users and groups
- Section 5: Synchronize on-premises Active Directory with Azure AD using Azure AD Connect
- Section 6: Choose the mobile device management (MDM) authority
- Understand how identity synchronization supports device management
Phase 3: Device Enrollment and Lifecycle
Enroll and manage the Windows and mobile device families covered by the original course.
- Sections 7 and 8: Device enrollment and enrollment workflows
- Enroll Windows 10, iOS, macOS and Android devices, including Android for Work / Enterprise
- Understand device lifecycle and device management capabilities
- Troubleshoot device enrollment for different users and device types
Phase 4: Device Configuration and Compliance
Apply Intune policies and check that enrolled devices meet organizational requirements.
- Section 9: Configure Intune policies
- Section 10: Create and assign device compliance policies
- Send notifications to noncompliant devices
- Sections 12 and 13: Create device profiles and configure additional device settings
- Configure Windows Information Protection settings and review device management capabilities
Phase 5: Application Deployment and Data Protection
Deploy applications to users and devices and apply the app-protection concepts in the published outline.
- Section 14: Deploy Intune client applications to devices and users
- Section 15: Create and assign app-protection policies
- Manage app lifecycle, app-protection policies and work profiles
- Protect email on managed devices
- Use Windows Autopilot to enroll Windows devices (Section 11)
Phase 6: Support, Troubleshooting and Course Completion
Bring device, policy and application management together through support scenarios and review.
- Section 16: Intune support and troubleshooting
- Troubleshoot application deployment across devices and users
- Review common device-management and enrollment issues
- Sections 17 and 18: Course completion, conclusion and interview questions
Entry requirements
Basic Microsoft server and networking knowledge, Windows settings, and familiarity with mobile-device settings.
Learning support
Tutors, mentors and recruitment consultants support your studies and career preparation. Ask the course team about the current teaching schedule, lab access and any assessment or certification arrangements before you enroll.