Ubuntu Enrollment into Intune
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Ubuntu Enrollment into Intune
Overview
Ubuntu devices can be enrolled into Intune for compliance reporting, conditional access, and limited policy management. This is especially useful in developer or mixed-OS environments.
Prerequisites
- Ubuntu 20.04 LTS or later.
- Internet connectivity.
- Azure AD account with Intune license.
- Administrator rights on Ubuntu system.
Steps
1. Update Ubuntu System
- Run:
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
2. Install Intune Client
- Install dependencies:
sudo apt install gnome-extension-appindicator
- Add Microsoft package repo:
wget https://packages.microsoft.com/config/ubuntu/22.04/packages-microsoft-prod.deb
sudo dpkg -i packages-microsoft-prod.deb
sudo apt update
- Install Intune portal:
sudo apt install intune-portal
3. Enroll Device
- Open Intune Portal from Ubuntu applications.
- Sign in with work account.
- Follow prompts to complete enrollment.
4. Verify Enrollment
- On device: check Intune Portal > Device Status (should show compliant).
- In Intune Admin Center: Devices > All Devices → Ubuntu device listed.
5. Apply Policies
- Assign compliance policies:
- Disk encryption
- Password requirements
- Assign configuration profiles (Linux supported ones).
6. Monitor Devices
- In Admin Center: track compliance status.
- On device: check Intune Portal logs for troubleshooting.
Notes
- Linux management in Intune is limited to compliance and reporting.
- Application deployment and advanced policies may not be supported.
- Useful in BYOD and developer environments.