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Microsoft Windows Intune 2.0: Quickstart Administration

By : David Overton
Book Image

Microsoft Windows Intune 2.0: Quickstart Administration

By: David Overton

Overview of this book

Microsoft Windows Intune is a cloud service solution that simplifies how small and mid-sized businesses manage and secure PCs using Microsoft cloud services and Windows 7óso your computers and users can operate at peak performance all the time.This step-by-step guide will show you how to plan, set up and maintain Windows Intune, showing you how to manage a group of PCs (either 1 business or several if a partner) from the base operating system, through to the patches, anti-malware solution and deployed software and policies from a central console, using the Windows Intune service. This book takes you through all the steps to plan, set up and maintain Windows Intune and how to manage a group of PCs. The book starts by providing an overview of Cloud Computing and PC Management. The book then dives into topics such as Windows Intune features, signing up for Windows Intune and installing the client software, configuring Windows Intune, proactive management, and monitoring and dealing with alerts, including remote assistance amongst others. As Windows 7 is part of Windows Intune, the book will also cover the minimum steps required to move from Windows XP to Windows 7 while keeping user settings and preferences.
Table of Contents (19 chapters)
Microsoft Windows Intune 2.0: Quickstart Administration
Credits
About the Author
Acknowledgement
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface

Alerts reporting


There is not a report for alerts in the reports workspace; however, we can get all the information we need by exporting two sets of information from the Alerts workspace. To do this, follow these steps:

  1. 1. Start the Windows Intune console by going to the https://manage.microsoft.com site. Navigate to the Alerts workspace and click on All Alerts. If we only wanted a subset of the alerts, we could examine the sub areas under Filters, such as Critical. For reporting, we will only set the Filters option to None.

  2. 2. Now export this information using the Export icon in the top-right corner.

  3. 3. Change the Filters option to Closed to see all the closed alerts.

  4. 4. Now export this information using the Export icon in the top-right corner.

We have now exported the data required to report on alerts. We can obviously also use this view to see which alerts require our attention too.