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| Name | Configure Windows LAPS in Intune |
| Video Uploader | Video From Intune & Vita Doctrina |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 13-02-2024 22:04:28 |
| Video Discription | Configuring Windows LAPS in Intune is pretty easy and good if you want unique passwords for local (admin) accounts on your devices. We start by creating a location account with the help of PowerShell. We use Intune to ensure that this account is a local administrator and end with configuring LAPS so the password for the created account is unique per device and rotating password every 7 days. The password is 24 characters in length and has complexity requirements. The password is securely stored in Entra ID. PowerShell scripts mentioned in the video: ## CheckForJBNAdminAccountDetection.ps1 ### Detection script if JBNAdmin local account exists if ((Get-LocalUser).Name -contains "JBNAdmin") { write-host "All is good, account is there" exit 0 } else { write-host "account is missing" exit 1 } ##CheckForJBNAdminAccountRemediation.ps1 # Creating JBNAdmin local user New-LocalUser -Name JBNAdmin -Description "JBN Local Admin account" -NoPassword Chapters 00:00:00 Introduction 00:04:43 Create a local account with Remediation Scripts 00:18:10 Add local accounts to the local administrator group with Intune 00:20:30 Configure Windows LAPS in Intune 00:25:54 Verify the settings work 00:32:43 Outro [YG2sdEmtDGc] |
| Category | Education |
| Tags | Intune | LAPS | Administrator | Password | PowerShell |
