Comment by Pavel Duda on "Get Intune Compliance data using PowerShell leveraging Graph API"

CommentGet Intune Compliance data using PowerShell leveraging Graph API

Pavel Duda

Deploying new software bugs into production since 1996...

May 17, 2024

Hi Ondrej Sebela I was trying to do similar thing but for device configurations so I know what devices have which configurations set properly and which failed. I was able to list some statuses "an block" but so far I did not manage to query status of configuration for particular device - well at least not through PS (I did end up digging into Intune using developer tools and checking how it displays the device state via standard GET/POST). Have you ever tried to dig this information using MgGraph modules?

Ondrej Sebela

System Administrator that loves PowerShell

May 17, 2024

I don't have such function, but to get all intune policies for a given account check doitpshway.com/get-all-intune-policies-assigned-t… (uses doitpshway.com/get-all-intune-policies-using-powe… in the background)
if you know the correct API URI, you can easily translate it back to the corresponding cmdlet by Find-MgGraphCommand -Uri "graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/deviceManagement" (just replace the URI part)
if you want to check policy status directly on the client itself, check doitpshway.com/get-a-better-intune-policy-report-…
this is how I am getting other types of reports, so it might help doitpshway.com/get-intune-reports-using-powershel…

Thanks Ondrej Sebela will check that. Coming from the other MDMs I share your frustration of terrible reporting capabilities of Intune :)

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