Intune and PDQ
I'm just wondering if anyone can throw some ideas at me about how to continue to use PDQ with Intune? We have a ton of new devices that are managed through Azure AD and Intune, and I would like to continue to use PDQ with these devices.
I don't see how PDQ Link can help me unless there is some way for it to connect automatically using the administrator account and stay running as a service. I also need a way to find these machines on the wireless network, and was wondering if there might be a way to force the machine to request addition to PDQ Inventory through a powershell script. There is also the issue of getting the ports that PDQ Deploy and Inventory need to work, and I've tried that with a powershell script but apparently failed.
Is anyone else heading down this road and encountering the same issues?
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Hi Timothy
I am facing the same problem. I absolutely love PDQ Deploy and Inventory. It has been great but the management of PCs is evolving. Intune is great, autopilot is brilliant. If PDQ could bring the amazing feature set to complement InTune that would be ideal.
We are up for renewal soon and I have been looking at other products in the UEM space. I hope PDQ come up with something like a working agent soon.
All the best.
Tom
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I'm getting total silence on this, so that worries me greatly. I help a lot of other school districts with PDQ, so I am sure hoping that they figure out a way to create some sort of client that can check back. The original client failed because so may folks were sticking with their local AD, but even Microsoft is encouraging everyone to move to Azure AD. It's coming, I just hope PDQ can come there with us.
Thanks,
Tim
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