
Explore licensing and access requirements for Windows 365 labs, including Microsoft Intune, admin portal access, and Windows 365 license with trial E3/E5, plus optional Azure for hybrid deployments.
Explore Microsoft Intune, a cloud-based endpoint management solution that securely handles devices, apps, and policies across your organization, and see how it replaces on-premises SSM for Windows 365 cloud PCs.
Contrast on-premises and cloud device management, highlighting domain controller and group policies moving to Entra ID and Intune. See how patches and user settings transition from SSM servers to Intune.
Explore Windows 365 networking models by comparing Microsoft hosted networks with customer managed networks (Azure network connection), detailing NIC placement, virtual networks, and customer-owned VNet and address space.
Discover the benefits of Microsoft hosted network for cloud PCs—no Azure subscription, no extra network costs, no Azure expertise required, fast deployment, built-in zero trust security, and Intune-based management.
Explore the high-level architecture of Windows 365 enterprise, including the shared control plane, cloud pc workload in a Microsoft subscription, and policy management via Intune and Azure Active Directory.
Explore windows 365 deployment models, including microsoft hosted with enta join (pure saas), enta id join with bring your own network, and hybrid with azure network connection, demonstrated in lab.
Learn to deploy a Windows 365 cloud pc in a Microsoft hosted network by creating a provisioning policy, selecting enterprise licensing, using gallery images, and assigning licenses.
Explore access options for Windows 365 cloud PCs, including browser access, the Windows app/remote desktop client, mobile access, and the dedicated Windows Link, with pros and cons for each.
Learn to access and connect to Windows 365 Cloud PC using the Windows app, including download, sign in, connectivity health checks, and drive redirection for file transfer.
Register your domain with a public domain provider, verify ownership in Azure, and use Entra ID Sync to synchronize on-premises users and groups to Microsoft Entra.
Navigate the marketplace in the microsoft 365 admin center to subscribe to the windows 65 frontline trial, choose a plan, set billing, and start the trial.
Create a frontline shared cloud PC by configuring a provisioning policy, selecting a gallery Windows 11 enterprise image, and assigning it to a group; observe non-persistent changes and concurrency limits.
Windows 365 is transforming the way organizations deliver secure, scalable, and high-performance Cloud PCs. This course is designed for IT professionals, cloud engineers, and system administrators who want to confidently deploy, manage, and optimize Windows 365 in real-world environments.
In this hands-on, practical course, you’ll learn:
What You’ll Learn
Understanding Windows 365 architecture, licensing, and use cases
Setting up Cloud PCs for Enterprise and Frontline scenarios
Integrating Windows 365 with Entra ID, Intune, Azure Network Connectivity, and on-premises infrastructure
Configuring provisioning policies, device images, and user assignments
Managing Cloud PCs with Intune apps, scripts, compliance, and updates
Implementing security best practices, conditional access, and monitoring
Troubleshooting performance, networking, and provisioning issues
Exploring new features like Windows app, user experience sync, AVD integration, and more
Why This Course?
Beginner-friendly explanations
Real-world demos and step-by-step labs
Covers the latest Windows 365 Enterprise, Frontline, and Business capabilities
Ideal for AVD Engineers, Intune Admins, Cloud Architects, or anyone exploring Cloud PC technology
By the End of This Course
You will be able to design, deploy, manage, and troubleshoot Windows 365 environments confidently—whether for small businesses or large enterprises.
By the End of This Course
You will be able to design, deploy, manage, and troubleshoot Windows 365 environments confidently—whether for small businesses or large enterprises.