Give the script a name, select the script file (saved in step 3) and configure the following settings: the script needs to run as user so change the 'Run the script using the logged on credentials' to Yes.
Now go to the Intune section Go to Configuration Profiles and PowerShell Scripts Click on Add. In the image below, you can see the log file created by the script itself each time the script runs with the logging, and in the lower log, the transcription log for that execution of the script. The first time the script runs, it logs using the function, and setups up PS Transcription, which then will do additional logging every time after that. These are also the logs you'll see when you export the troubleshooting logs after running the NDES validation script from GitHub (Validate-NDESConfiguration.ps1). 
Logs mobile devices' certificate requests to NDES.
#Topcon 3d office crack registration#
Logs passing and the results of verifying certificate requests to the Certificate Registration Point. It sets defender On and things like that as well I have a setup script I use on machines to remove programs and delete shite we don't need as it's a business pc. 
Adding PowerShell scripts to Intune Questions. There is a log file under C:\programdata\microsoft\intune.\logs.
0 kommentar(er)
