Intune scenario-based interview questions and answers

 Intune scenario-based interview questions and answers


Scenario: Your organization needs to enforce a new security policy that requires all mobile devices to have a minimum OS version. How would you implement this policy in Intune?

Answer:

 1. Create a compliance policy:
 • Navigate to the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center.
 • Select Devices > Compliance policies > Create policy.
 • Choose the platform (e.g., iOS, Android) and configure the policy.
 2. Set minimum OS version:
 • In the compliance policy settings, specify the minimum required OS version.
 • Configure any additional compliance settings as needed.
 3. Assign the policy:
 • Assign the compliance policy to the appropriate user or device groups.
 4. Monitor compliance:
 • Regularly check compliance reports under Reports > Device compliance to ensure devices meet the new policy.
 • Address any non-compliant devices by notifying users or applying remediation actions.

Question 4:

Scenario: Your organization has a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy, but you need to ensure that corporate data is protected on personal devices. How would you achieve this using Intune?

Answer:
To protect corporate data on BYOD devices:

 1. Implement app protection policies:
 • Navigate to the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center.
 • Select Apps > App protection policies > Create policy.
 • Choose the platform and configure the policy settings (e.g., data encryption, copy/paste restrictions).
 2. Assign the app protection policy:
 • Assign the policy to user groups who use personal devices.
 3. Configure conditional access:
 • Set up conditional access policies to ensure only compliant devices and users can access corporate resources.
 • Navigate to Azure Active Directory > Conditional Access > New policy.
 • Define conditions, including app protection policy requirements.
 4. Monitor and enforce compliance:
 • Regularly review compliance reports and logs to ensure personal devices adhere to corporate data protection policies.
 • Take corrective actions if necessary to enforce policy compliance.

Question 5:

Scenario: Your organization wants to automatically deploy a specific configuration profile (e.g., Wi-Fi settings) to all newly enrolled devices. How would you set this up in Intune?

Answer:
To automatically deploy a configuration profile to newly enrolled devices:

 1. Create a configuration profile:
 • Navigate to the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center.
 • Select Devices > Configuration profiles > Create profile.
 • Choose the platform and profile type (e.g., Wi-Fi).
 2. Configure the profile settings:
 • Enter the required settings (e.g., SSID, security type, credentials).
 • Save the profile.
 3. Assign the profile:
 • Assign the configuration profile to dynamic device groups that include all newly enrolled devices.
 4. Monitor deployment:
 • Ensure the profile is applied to newly enrolled devices by checking deployment status under Devices > Configuration profiles.

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