Hey there! I'm exploring options for remotely deploying Windows PCs and I have some questions specifically about using JumpCloud. My main goal is to streamline or bypass the Windows out-of-box setup, similar to what's possible with macOS. Here's what I'm thinking:
- Set up a Microsoft tenant and configure Intune (planning to use only one Group Policy Object to install JumpCloud).
- Utilize a dedicated service account for device enrollment.
- Employ Intune's self-deploying mode for automatic device provisioning.
- Ensure Intune installs the JumpCloud agent during the enrollment process.
That would be the general setup. Has anyone implemented something like this, and if so, does it work reliably? In this scenario, Intune would be the main Mobile Device Management (MDM) with JumpCloud operating above it. Are there any potential issues I should be aware of? I'm looking for feedback or alternative approaches since we hire globally and remote provisioning is crucial. We also use Google Workspace. Thanks a bunch!
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Have you considered using Autopilot White Glove? It might allow the OEM to set up your initial configuration before sending the devices to users. That could save some time on your end!
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll definitely look into that. Have you personally tried it?