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Introduction
Hi,
I hope you’ve had a great week, and I look forward to some (hopefully) time off during the Christmas holidays. I don’t know how it is where you live, but here in Sweden, we can take 2-3 weeks off during this time. Christmas is also a stressful time with many professional and personal deadlines, and praying that everyone will be healthy on Christmas Eve (when we celebrate Christmas in Sweden).
This week, we have a new version of Configuration Manager. Notable news this time around includes:
- Configuration Manager no longer supports SQL Server 2012 and 2014
- Support is added for Windows 11 24H2 and Windows Server 2025
- The MDT Integration with CM and Standalone is no longer supported with Configuration Manager.
These updates mean you should ensure that your or your customer’s environment meets these new requirements!
Read more here:
Have a great week!
/Daniel
Intune updates from the community
- Scheduling Defender for macOS Antivirus Scans in Intune – Nick Benton (@ennnbee)
- How to implement Attack Surface Reduction in Intune | Agdiwo – Agdiwo (@agdiwo)
- Highlights from Upgrading to Windows 11 using Microsoft Intune – Tips and Tricks – Deployment Research – Johan Arwidmark (@jarwidmark)
- All about Microsoft Intune | Working with device compliance for Windows Subsystem for Linux -Peter van der Woude (@pvanderwoude)
- Introducing the new Device Inventory for Windows in Intune – Mr T-Bone´s Blog – Torbjörn Granheden (@MrTbone_se)
- Configure Device Inventory Intune Resource Explorer 24×7 – Joost Gelijsteen (@Jgelijsteen)
- Intune Windows Autopatch Step-by-step Guide – Jonathan Lefebvre (@JLefebvreGloben)
Windows updates from the community
- A first glance at Windows 365 Frontline Shared mode – dominiekverham.com – Dominiek Verham & Ola Ström (@dominiekverham & @olastromcom)