Configuration guide: Intune alerting

The configuration options on this page are only accessible to administrators.

Refer to the Usage guide: Intune alerting to use library content as a standard user.

Prerequisites

This library pack does not require any prerequisites to function.

Included content and dependencies

This library pack contains the following content and dependencies:

Content type
Name
Description
Dependencies

Monitor

Intune alert - Device non-compliance

Tracks the ratio of non-compliant Intune devices.

RA: Get Intune compliance status

Monitor

Intune alert - Policy failures

Tracks the ratio of Intune device policy update failure on last synchronization attempt.

RA: Get Intune synchronization status

Monitor

Intune alert - Synchronization failures

Tracks the ratio of Intune devices where the last synchronization attempt failed.

RA: Get Intune synchronization status

Monitor

Intune alert - Failed app deployments

Tracks the ratio of failing application deployments of Intune on devices.

RA: Get Intune failed app deployments

Remote action

Get Intune compliance status

Informs you of devices that are onboarded to Microsoft Intune, whether those devices are at the time of Remote Action execution either marked as Compliant, or Non-Compliant.

none

Remote action

Get Intune synchronization status

Provides health insights of Intune managed devices. Identifies any issues with policy synchronization or problems applying policy.

none

Remote action

Get Intune failed app deployments

Provides insights of application deployment failures on endpoint devices by outputting relevant values. This remote action is useful in situations where Intune fails to deploy applications to devices.

none

Configuring "Intune alerting pack"

Follow these steps to install and configure content:

Step 1 - Configure remote action(s)

  1. From the main menu, navigate to the Remote Actions > Manage remote action page.

  2. Review and edit your remote actions.

Nexthink recommends the following configurations for these remote actions:

Name
Trigger schedule
Paramters to edit

Get Intune compliance status

Scheduled, daily

none

Get Intune synchronization status

Scheduled, daily

none

Get Intune failed app deployments

Scheduled, daily

none

These remote actions can be scheduled more frequently if desired, especially if Intune policy changes are planned and monitoring is required. The monitors are configured to run every three hours, to allow for this possibility.

Step 2 - Configure monitors

  1. From the main menu, navigate to the Alerts & Diagnostics > Manage alerts page.

  2. Review and edit your monitors. For each installed monitor:

  • Configure priority

  • Configure the trigger thresholds

  • Configure email notifications (if required)

Name
Priority
Trigger thresholds

Intune alert - Device non compliance

High

Ratio non-compliant

Devices non-compliant

Devices targeted

Intune alert - Policy failures

High

Ratio policy apply error Devices policy apply error Devices targeted

Intune alert - Synchronization failures

High

Ratio sync failed Devices sync failed Devices targeted

Intune alert - Failed app deployments

High

Ratio failed app deployment Devices failed app deployment Devices targeted

The monitors are configured to execute every three hours.


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