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Run PowerShell script on a schedule

It's great to see the Intune Management Extensions available now, but what would be even better is to extend this functionality to be able to run powershell scripts on a schedule or in a repeated fashion.

The setting could be put under Device Configuration -> PowerShell Scripts -> [script name] -> Settings -> [script settings].

It would be fantastic to be able to have a script execute from intune like it were a scheduled task. eg. Mon, Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun, and a time. Or have options for "Every 1 week" or "Custom" where we can put the number of days.

Anyway it's just an idea which I think would add real value to this fantastic new capability.

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  • Daniel Ratliff commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    This is a must have in order to be able to deliver the same capabilities as traditional management tools like Group Policy and SCCM Baselines. We need settings to not just be set once, but enforced, to prevent configuration drift.

  • Tim commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    The powershell support in Intune so rudimentary. This would be a very valuable addition.

  • Jason Beer commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    We need some sort of option that allows scripts to be run more than once. After reboot, each login, etc.

  • Sveinung commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    And put a powershell detection script like Win32 apps in Intune, and the script could trigger based on the detection when needed.

  • EliWallic commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Please...currently the powershell function in Intune is useless as there is no compliance in it. THe scripts will only rune once and after a change.....A lot of people need the same behavior like in GPOs.
    Run at system boot and as an Intune extension run every hour if the agent is checking everything else also!

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