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General module information
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Binaries are avaialable for this operating systems:
To download the binaries go to: https://github.com/srozemuller/IntuneAssistant/releases
To use this tool several options are available and can be use on Windows, MacOS and Linux.
In any way you first need to install at least dotnet 7.0
. To install dotnet use the commands below.
winget install --id Microsoft.DotNet.SDK.7 --source winget --log C:\Temp\install.log
Check the link on Microsoft Learn for installing dotnet 7.0 on Windows.
Check the link on Mircosoft Learn
After installing dotnet, first restart the termimal. Otherwise the dotnet commands are not recognized.
The recommended way to install this tool is with the use of the NuGet repository. Using the NuGet repository simplifies the download process.
By using the install command below the correct package is selected automatically.
Another advantage is using the NuGet installation method is that the command intuneCli
becomes available in your whole system.
You don’t have to execute the specific file.
dotnet nuget add source https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json --name nuget.org
dotnet tool install --global IntuneCLI
dotnet tool update --global IntuneCLI
It can happen that the update process does not find the latest package available on NuGet. In that case, you have to clear the local NuGet cache.
dotnet nuget locals all --clear
To get help in the IntuneCLI, there is always an argument available called -h. When using -h in an command you get help in the specific context.
To evolve the IntuneCLI, I need feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know using one of the channgels below:
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