Discovers and onboards new devices through Microsoft Intune.
The Microsoft Intune Discovery Event Monitor connects to your Intune accounts using Azure and pulls devices that aren't yet in your monitoring configuration into a specialized folder for you to review later.
This event monitor provides the following options:
Use this option to receive an alert if FrameFlow cannot contact Microsoft Azure.
If the event monitor previously discovered a network device that isn't present anymore, the event monitor will send you an alert when this option is enabled.
This option will pause devices that were previously discovered in Intune if they are no longer present there when the event monitor runs again.
This option will move devices no longer found in Intune to a device group of your choosing.
This option will automatically remove devices from FrameFlow if they are no longer in the Intune environment.
Filtering option for personal devices
Filtering option for company devices
Filtering option for Android devices
Filtering option for iOS/iPadOS devices
Filtering option for Windows devices
Filtering option for Linux devices
Filtering option for MacOS devices
Here, enter a list of the devices you want the event monitor to ignore using their names, IP addresses, or IDs. Each value you enter here must be on a separate line.
This option will include only devices with the specified contact names or patterns.
This option will exclude devices with the specified contact names or patterns.
This option will include only the specified email addresses or patterns.
This option will exclude devices with the specified email addresses or patterns.
This option will include only the specified management names or patterns.
This option will exclude devices with the specified management names or patterns.
This option lets you exclude discovered devices with no assigned owner/user.
The account used to authenticate must have the following permissions at both the application and delegated level:
This event monitor does not generate any data points.
To view the tutorial for this event monitor, click here.
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