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Question regarding Wifi options:
Now I can only block - Hotspot or Block wifi all together.
How can I configure a Windows Device Configuration Profile to set up requirements for allowing only WPA-WPA2 ++ wifi connections?
If its not possible through default template - could you please provide a workaround.
We do not want to block our users to connect to WIFI connection completely, only prevent them to connect to open / not secured connections.
Thanks
S
@Sater Thanks for posting in our Q&A.
For this issue, intune can support for allowing WPA/WPA2 wifi connections. We can read the following article about Wi-Fi settings for Windows 10 as a reference.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/configuration/wi-fi-settings-windows#basic-profile
However, for the requirement that prevent users to connect to not secured connections, currently it is not supported. During my research, I find other customer who has the same requested posted in Intune uservoice as below. We can vote and post our detailed request here. This is a place to collect customers' requirements and problems.
https://microsoftintune.uservoice.com/forums/291681-ideas/suggestions/12296442-disallow-connections-to-unsecured-wireless-network
Thanks for understanding and have a nice day.
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Allowing something - WPA2 can only be done for corporate wifi connections.
Which is not the question here since everybody works from home.
I found that same page to vote.
I have voted - which is probably not going to work since it has already been on there since 2016. Seems useless.
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Can I ask you advice on how to implement a rule to prevent users from connecting to non-secure wifi connections/ open wifi sources.
Outside of Intune - which can be imported in Intune.
@Sater Sorry, currently there is no way to implement this feature.
To make intune better, I will try my best to collect information about this requirement to intune product team. But I can't guarantee feedback from the product team. Once I get a reply, I will let you know as soon as possible.
Thanks and have a nice day.
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Hi @Sater & @Lu Dai-MSFT , are there any update about this topic after 2 years ?
Or does anyone else have more information on this ?
Unfortunately, Intune Uservoice was shut down in October 2021.