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Hi,
I am trying to add some simple profile configurations and scripts to intune to be applied on devices and users . However, It does not work.
So, as an example I have the following scripts:
$us= Join-Path 'C:\Shared\' $env:UserName
New-Item -Path $us -ItemType Directory
I want to apply this on all users account to have folder for each one.
My users have hybrid identity (sync from AD to Azure AD)
Is there Any thing I missed? I tried to restart the machine , to sync the devices, but no thing changed.
Same issue with the profile configuration
Bests,
The scripts seems to work only on admin user (it works after a while). for the script I posted above, it create a folder as requested but only for the admin user even that I configure to be applied on all users. I don't think that creating a folder require admin privileges. Why is it working like that?
Is it only applied on users having the intune license ?
@forumId Thanks for posting in our Q&A.
Based on my understanding, if a script is set to user context and the end user has administrator rights, by default, the PowerShell script runs under the administrator privilege.
To avoid any user privilege, it is suggested to try to set "Run this script using the logged on credentials" to "No". It will run the script in the system context.
For configuration profiles, please sync the device and wait for some time. This status report doesn't sync immediately from the devices.
Hi,
The $env:UserName will be in this case the system user . so it will create a folder with the system user name and not the logged on credentials. Anyway, I will try again to fix it using the user name (logged on credentials).
What about my question: does the user require intune license to be able to execute a script with using "the logged on credentials". I need to apply some script on given users, not all of them.
Thanks,
You also need to have patience with Powershell deployment in Intune, it can be very slow. You can actually track down powershell asiignment in c:\programdata\microsoft\logs\Intuneextention..log file. It will write entire script there.
Hi, I force the script by restarting the intune services. Actually, I need to apply the script on all my user using the logged on user credential. But seems it is working only on users having intune license. I can't use the system user to apply script for my scenario as I need to retrieve the users' Azure groups and system account does not have this information. I tested several time and I get always the same result. for the log I check the event viewer (and seems ok).
As no one have an idea about if the Intune license is required to apply the script on users, I think that my conclusion will help others having same issue as mine.
Bests,
Yes, user must have license for Intune, otherwise nothing will happen.
