Intune (MDM / MAM) Microsoft training course with HANDS ON

Evaluate whether to set up a practice lab for hands-on learning in Intune; you can watch the course and use simulations 24/7, or skip lab setup and still gain knowledge.

Download the Windows Server 2022 ISO from Microsoft or the exam lab practice site, save the link as, and save the ISO file to your desktop for hands-on training.

Learn to deploy and configure an on-premises domain controller using Active Directory domain services, create a new forest (exam lab practice.com), and set up DNS on Windows Server 2022.

Explore how Microsoft Intune enables MDM and MAM across Windows, iOS, macOS, Android, and more, with device enrollment, policies, security, and compliance.

Demonstrate how Autopilot, powered by Intune, automatically enrolls devices via the out-of-box experience and removes unwanted software by provisioning and using device IDs collected in a CSV file.

Explore Windows Autopilot deployment modes in Intune: user-driven, pre-provisioning (white glove), and self-deploying, and learn when to use each for different business scenarios and secure, efficient device provisioning.

Learn how to redo simulations by going to summary, returning to the assignment, and opening instructions to access the simulation link, and repeat anytime after completing an assignment.

Explore how roles govern access across Azure, Microsoft 365, and intra id using RBAC, scope levels, and PIM for just-in-time access.

Explore built-in and custom RBAC roles in Intune and Windows 365, enabling least-privilege administration. Learn to create Intune, Windows 365, and Windows AutoPatch roles, assign permissions, and use scope tags.

Explore how scope tags in Intune segment administration by region, assigning role permissions and tagging devices with US or UK scopes so admins only see and manage their scope.

Explore creating conditional access policies in Azure AD via the portal and Intune, targeting users, devices (Android), and cloud apps with risk-based conditions and actions like block or require MFA.

Configure and deploy compliance policy notifications in Intune by creating an email alert for non compliant devices to inform end users, with optional admin recipients and customizable subject and message.

Learn to deploy Windows 10 and later device configuration policies with Intune using settings catalog or templates, including endpoint protection and device restrictions, and resolve policy conflicts.

Create and deploy Android and iOS configuration profiles in Intune, using Android Enterprise and iPadOS settings catalog to enforce device restrictions such as blocking camera and screen capture.

Explore how to deploy Windows updates with Intune, covering feature and quality updates, update channels like Windows Insider, general availability, and LTSC, plus update rings and delivery optimization.

Learn to manage iOS, iPadOS, and macOS updates with Intune by creating a policy, selecting the platform, and configuring software update and deployment timing.

Configure delivery optimization on Windows 10 and later using a delivery optimization template in Intune. Manage peer-to-peer updates, internet sharing, bandwidth throttling, and caching across devices.

Monitor Windows updates deployed via Intune using the reports blade, including quality updates, expedited updates, and readiness or compatibility reports. Note that data may take up to 24 hours to appear.

Learn how security baselines, deployed via Intune, enforce firewall and other settings to establish a base level of security on Windows 10 and later devices.

Learn how Microsoft Defender for Endpoint delivers enterprise-grade security with threat and vulnerability management, attack surface reduction, next-gen protection, and automated investigation and remediation.

Deploy apps with Intune by selecting from store, web, built-in, line-of-business, or desktop apps, then assign to a group for device deployment.

Manage app protection policies in Intune by viewing and editing policy settings, deploying to iOS, iPadOS, and Android groups, and using the diagnose and solve problems area with AI‑assisted guidance.

Discover how Intune app configuration policies use XML data to push settings to managed apps and devices, including account IDs, device IDs, and tokens.