Thanks a lot, good question, if you got a "Feature Update Profile" and you create one/ring, then use that in the Report to select in the drop down, then you get a report per ring, hope that helps
Very good question, and difficult one for me, since I don't have own experience in co-managed and tenant attached. (I have 15 years of experience with Configuration Manager and 5 years of Intune but not working together :) ) I searched, to me it SHOULD work if you in Configuration Manager/SCCM have switched it over in Workloads/Windows Update Policies to either Intune Pilot or Intune. To me that also sounds much possible, but haven't seen it with my own eyes.
Verfied and I have same as you, I see only EndPoint Analystics, However, it says I got Windows Update also but there is no checkbox, could it be that it is ALWAYS enabled now and not needed to manually check? On vacation, so no good position to check this, but this could be interesting to investigate, nice find, thanks!
Just asking myself the question, do clients need to be Windows activated? I am running some Windows 11 clients using Hyper-v for my demo tenant. Everything is set correctly but the update isn't reaching the client.
Good questions, I know Microsoft still allow security updates because they don't want even none licensed Windows to get virus, but Feature Updates, maybe not. If you run the report as in this video, what status does you get on the client?
That means server is ready to offer it, I think for bigger feature updates you need to have activated windows, but for smaller quality updates you can run unlicensed.
I’m glad to see my comment being featured in the video. Kudos and keep up the good work 🎉🎉.
Thanks a lot for the idea, a great one! I love to do these videos when time allows.
Great job mate. Looking forward for more content.
thanks a lot, more is coming in 2024 :)
Hi, This channel is really helpful.. I have a question.. I'm using Update Ring to updates my devices, how do I generate this kind of report..?
Thanks a lot, good question, if you got a "Feature Update Profile" and you create one/ring, then use that in the Report to select in the drop down, then you get a report per ring, hope that helps
Should this report work if we are co-managed and updates are still pushed from Config Manager?
Very good question, and difficult one for me, since I don't have own experience in co-managed and tenant attached. (I have 15 years of experience with Configuration Manager and 5 years of Intune but not working together :) )
I searched, to me it SHOULD work if you in Configuration Manager/SCCM have switched it over in Workloads/Windows Update Policies to either Intune Pilot or Intune. To me that also sounds much possible, but haven't seen it with my own eyes.
under scope, windows update option seems missing. Any idea why azuer remove it?
Hi, did you do the prerequisites I mentioned in the video? starts around 5:00, you need to have a profile for Windows Health Monitoring and stuff?
@@IntuneVitaDoctrina Yes. I did but i only see one option endpoint analytics. Can verify windows update option is still available now on your setup?
Verfied and I have same as you, I see only EndPoint Analystics,
However, it says I got Windows Update also but there is no checkbox, could it be that it is ALWAYS enabled now and not needed to manually check?
On vacation, so no good position to check this, but this could be interesting to investigate, nice find, thanks!
Just asking myself the question, do clients need to be Windows activated? I am running some Windows 11 clients using Hyper-v for my demo tenant. Everything is set correctly but the update isn't reaching the client.
Good questions, I know Microsoft still allow security updates because they don't want even none licensed Windows to get virus, but Feature Updates, maybe not.
If you run the report as in this video, what status does you get on the client?
What should I look specifically at? As I open the Update blade from the client the Feature update is not coming through. @@IntuneVitaDoctrina
Under Reports and Feature Updates you don't get any updates? have you done the prerequisites as mentioned in the video?
@@IntuneVitaDoctrina "Update state" is still "Offering". But I see under "Update Aggregated State" -> Offer ready..
That means server is ready to offer it, I think for bigger feature updates you need to have activated windows, but for smaller quality updates you can run unlicensed.
How about if you are looking to find out how many endpoints have the latest security patches ? Not looking for feature updates
Good question, then check the Quality Updates report instead
@@IntuneVitaDoctrina There is no such thing 😮💨
true, if you push Quality updates with Intune you can before Report in the Summary tab refresh and get stats.