Windows Intune for IT Pros Jump Start: (04) Administrator Roles, Users and Groups

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During this module, Richard and David provide a very helpful explanation of how Administrator Roles, Users and Groups vary in terms of Windows Azure and Windows Intune. The session begins with Windows Azure Users & Group topics such as using the Account Portal, understanding the Windows Intune User Group, and Administrator Roles & Role Permissions. Next, Windows Intune Users & Groups are covered (User Properties, Windows Intune Groups, Group Functions, and Dynamic Criteria Groups).

  • [02:03] - Windows Azure Users and Groups
  • [10:06] - Demo: Account Portal in action
  • [17:30] - Windows Intune Users and Groups
  • [24:44] - Group functions

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