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Introduction
In large or multi-region organizations, delegating management can be challenging without losing visibility over your devices and policies. That’s where Intune Scope Tags come into play.
How Intune Scope Tags Work
Intune Scope Tags limit admin visibility by allowing you to create custom tags for devices and policies based on regions or departments. This enables targeted management without exposing unnecessary information.
Creating and Assigning Scope Tags
To use scope tags, you first need to create them in the Intune admin console and assign them to devices and policies.
Combining Scope Tags with Custom RBAC Roles
For even more granular control, combine scope tags with custom Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) roles. This ensures that only the relevant admins can see and manage specific devices and policies.
Common Scope Tag Misconfigurations
Common misconfigurations may cause admins to see too much or too little, compromising visibility. Regular auditing of scope tag assignments is crucial for maintaining control.
Conclusion
Delegating management in large organizations can be simplified with Intune Scope Tags. By creating tags per region or department, assigning them to devices and policies, and testing with affected admins, you’ll maintain control while improving efficiency.
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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 →