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Introduction:
This blog post focuses on troubleshooting PowerShell script deployment issues in Microsoft Intune. We’ll cover common script execution failures, examining the AgentExecutor.log file for run details, and modifying scripts to force re-runs.
Understanding Intune PowerShell Script Deployment:
Intune deploys PowerShell scripts via the Intune Management Engine (IME). To learn more about this process, visit Microsoft Intune Training.
Script Execution Failures and Error Codes:
Common script execution errors include ‘Access Denied’, ‘Invalid Signature’, or other error codes. These can be found in the AgentExecutor.log file on affected devices.
AgentExecutor.log Analysis:
Examine the AgentExecutor.log for specific error messages and script run details to help diagnose and resolve issues.
Running as SYSTEM vs Logged-on User:
Scripts running as SYSTEM may face access restrictions compared to scripts running under a logged-on user account.
Modifying Script Payload:
To force re-run failed scripts, modify the script payload and resubmit the policy to affected devices.
Conclusion:
Learning to troubleshoot PowerShell script execution issues in Intune will help streamline your deployment process. For more on Microsoft Intune, visit Microsoft Intune Training.
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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 →