Implementing and Supporting Windows Intune

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1 Implementing and Supporting Windows Intune Module 1: Windows Intune Overview Module Overview Challenges in Managing Business PCs Introducing Windows Intune Managing and Securing PCs in Any Location by Using Windows Intune Overview of the Windows Intune Administrator Console Windows Intune Workspaces Comparing Windows Intune with Other Products Windows Intune and Support for Windows 7 Deploying Windows 7 Creating Deployment Solutions by Using MDT 2010 Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack Signing Up for Windows Intune Lab 1: Learning Account Basics for Windows Intune 1

2 Challenges in Managing Business PCs Multiple configurations, versions, and licenses Lack L k off insight i i ht and d control t l Workers in many locations Reactive response to support issues High infrastructure investments required Introducing Windows Intune Manage and secure Windows PCs anywhere Online PC management and security mean that you can work from anywhere over the Internet The management console is browser-based, so administrators can be anywhere The best Windows experience Includes upgrade rights to Windows 7 Enterprise Keep up to date with Software Assurance Grows with the business Offers per-seat licensing No server infrastructure is required It is easy to deploy, use, and maintain 2

3 Managing and Securing PCs in Any Location by Using Windows Intune Agents report to the Windows Intune service Support engineers access the data via the Web-based console Ports 80 and 443 are all that is required for agent communications Windows Live ID is required for administrative access Overview of the Windows Intune Administrator Console Administrators need the Multi-Account Console, which is provided automatically You can simplify administration by using a clear user interface The console monitors the health of managed computers on a single page You can view system status from any Silverlight-enabled browser 3

4 Windows Intune Workspaces System Overview Software Computers Licenses Updates Policy Endpoint Protection Reports Alerts Administration Comparing Windows Intune with Other Products 4

5 Windows Intune and Support for Windows 7 Windows Intune subscriptions include upgrade license rights for Windows 7 Enterprise You can use Windows Intune to help your customers identify which systems can successfully migrate to Windows 7 Windows 7 offers the best user experience: An upgraded user interface BitLocker drive encryption Deploying Windows 7 Web site access and Windows 7 activation keys are provided to Windows Intune subscribers Use U th the Microsoft Mi ft Assessment A t and d Pl Planning i (MAP) Toolkit T lkit Use the Microsoft Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) Upgrade and migration guidance for Windows 7 is available You can find all of the above by searching technet.microsoft.com 5

6 Creating Deployment Solutions by Using MDT 2010 Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack Reduces downtime by accelerating desktop repair, recovery, and troubleshooting of Windows-based desktops that cannot be loaded Provides governance and control over Group Policy through robust change management and role-based administration Collects software inventory data and translates it into business intelligence Provides deployment and management of virtual PC images to enable key enterprise scenarios Turns applications into centrally managed services that are never installed, never conflict, and are streamed on demand to end users Enables proactive problem management by analyzing and reporting on application and system crashes 6

7 Signing Up for Windows Intune Create a Windows Live ID address to be used as the owner of the Windows Intune account Sign up for a Windows Intune trial account at the Microsoft Online Commerce Portal: Initial Windows Live ID is automatically tenant administrator Tenant administrator can add additional Windows Intune service administrators (by Windows Live ID) if required Lab 1: Learning Account Basics for Windows Intune Exercise 1: Adding an Administrator to a Windows Intune Account Exercise 2: Touring the Windows Intune Workspaces Exercise 3: Reviewing the Multi-Account Console Estimated time to complete this lab: 30 minutes 7

8 Summary Challenges in Managing Business PCs Introducing Windows Intune Managing and Securing PCs in Any Location by Using Windows Intune Overview of the Windows Intune Administrator Console Windows Intune Workspaces Comparing Windows Intune with Other Products Windows Intune and Support for Windows 7 Deploying Windows 7 Creating Deployment Solutions by Using MDT 2010 Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack Signing Up for Windows Intune Lab 1: Learning Account Basics for Windows Intune Q&A 8

9 Implementing and Supporting Windows Intune Module 1: Windows Intune Overview 2011 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentations. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION. 9