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In this post, we’ll guide IT admins through configuring device type restrictions in Microsoft Intune. By blocking personally-owned devices and allowing only corporate-owned ones per platform, you can enhance your organization’s security.
How Enrollment Restrictions Work
Intune enables IT admins to control which device types are eligible for enrollment in their corporate environment. This feature is essential for maintaining security and compliance.
Blocking Personally-Owned Devices
To start, let’s restrict personal devices from enrolling by:
1. Navigating to the Devices > Enrollment Restrictions section in the Intune console.
2. Selecting Device platforms and choosing the platform(s) you wish to restrict.
3. Click on Add new restriction and choose Block personal devices.
Allowing Only Corporate-Owned Devices
To allow only corporate-owned devices to enroll, add a second rule that specifies the allowance of corporate devices within the same platform settings.
Device Enrollment Type Restrictions by Platform
Intune also offers device enrollment type restrictions for specific platforms. You can choose between Work, School, and Unenroll options to better fit your organization’s needs.
Troubleshooting Enrollment Blocked by Restriction Errors
If a device is blocked due to restrictions, the user will receive an error message. You can help them resolve issues by:
1. Ensuring that the device meets your organization’s enrollment requirements.
2. Checking if the device matches the platform and device type specified in the restriction settings.
Conclusion
Mastering enrollment restrictions is crucial for maintaining a secure corporate environment in Intune. By blocking personal devices, allowing only corporate-owned ones per platform, and troubleshooting errors, you can enhance your organization’s security.
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Written by Mohammed Akhter
Founder of ITP Training. 50,000+ students trained across 30+ countries in Microsoft endpoint and cloud security. Learn more →
