Easy2Patch v4.0
Easy2Patch v4.0
  • Infrastructure Documents
  • Overview
    • What is Easy2Patch?
    • Request a new 3rd Party Applications
    • FAQs
    • Road Map
    • Release Notes
    • Version Compare
    • Licensing
  • Planning
    • POC Requirements for Easy2Patch 3.1
    • POC Requirements for Easy2Patch 4.0 Web Edition
    • Supported Configurations
    • Windows Operating System Requirements
    • SQL Server Requirements
    • Other Requirements
    • Network Considerations
    • Antivirus Exclusion List for Easy2PatchV3
    • Design
      • Update & Application & Intune (Server Deployment)
      • Standalone WSUS Deployment
      • Standalone Intune Deployment
  • Deployment
    • Installing WSUS Console
    • Installing SCCM Admin Console
    • Installing IIS Component for Easy2Patch 4.0
    • Configuring Intune Application Registration
    • Getting Code-Signing Certificate
    • Installing Easy2Patch 3.1
      • Upgrading to Easy2Patch 3.1.10
      • Licensing Easy2Patch 3.1
    • Installing Easy2Patch 4.0
      • Upgrading Easy2Patch 4.0
      • Easy2Patch Backup & Restore
      • Licensing Easy2Patch 4.0
  • Configuring
    • SSL Configuration in WSUS for 3rd Party Update
    • Configuring ConfigMgr for 3rd Party Updates
    • Easy2Patch 3.1 Settings
      • General
        • Certificate Management
        • Backup Settings
          • Restore Easy2Patch 3.x
        • General Settings
        • Application Deployment
        • Intune Deployment
        • Maintenance
      • Notification
        • E-Mail
        • Telegram
          • Creating a Telegram Bot
          • Telegram Chat ID
      • SCCM / WSUS / INTUNE
        • WSUS Settings
        • SCCM Settings
        • Database Settings
        • Intune Settings
      • Proxy
    • Easy2Patch 4.0 Settings
      • Migrate from Easy2Patch 3.x
      • General Settings
        • General
        • Identity
          • Active Directory
          • EntraID
            • Required Permissions for EntraID
        • Proxy
        • Log
        • Maintenance
        • Login
      • Deployment Settings
        • Process Conflict
        • Update
        • Application Deployment
        • Intune Deployment
        • Defender
      • Connection Settings
        • Database
        • SCCM
        • WSUS
        • Intune
      • Managements
        • Role
        • License
        • Certificate Management
      • Alert Settings
        • Notification
          • E-Mail
          • Telegram
            • Creating a Telegram Bot
            • Telegram Chat ID
            • Telegram Setting
        • Alerts
        • Recipients
  • Managing Easy2Patch
    • Easy2Patch 3.1
      • Update
      • Application Deployment
      • Intune Update
      • Intune Application
      • License Management
    • Easy2Patch 4.0
      • Dashboard
        • WSUS
        • SCCM
        • Intune
      • Update
        • Application Custom Settings
        • WSUS Maintenance
        • Side Menu
      • Application
        • Application Deployment Right Click Menu
        • Application Custom Settings
        • SCCM Maintenance
        • Side Menu
      • Intune Update
        • Intune Update Right Click Menu
        • Application Custom Settings
        • Intune Maintenance
        • Side Menu
      • Intune Application
        • Intune Application Right Click Menu
        • Application Custom Settings
        • Intune Maintenance
        • Side Menu
      • CVE List
      • Schedule
      • Reporting
        • Update Status
  • Troubleshooting
    • Schema files not found!
    • Failed to sign package
    • Fixing 500.19 web.config error
    • Securing Windows Server
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  1. Configuring
  2. Easy2Patch 4.0 Settings
  3. General Settings
  4. Identity
  5. EntraID

Required Permissions for EntraID

Scope: Easy2Patch (All Versions)

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General steps to configure application registration for Intune application management.

  1. Sign in to the Azure portal ().

  2. Select "Azure Active Directory" from the left-hand navigation menu.

  3. Select "App registrations" under the Manage section.

  4. Click on "New registration" to create a new application registration.

  5. Enter a name for your application, choose the supported account types, and enter a redirect URI (if applicable).

  6. After registering the application, note the Application ID and Tenant ID. These will be used later in the Intune application configuration.

  7. In Intune, navigate to "Client apps" and select "App registration" from the left-hand navigation menu.

  8. Click on "Add" to create a new app registration.

  9. Enter the Application ID and Tenant ID from step 6 and click "Next".

  10. Select the app management capabilities you want to configure, such as app protection policies and app configuration policies.

  11. Complete the configuration and assign the app registration to users or groups as needed.

Note that these steps are general and may differ slightly depending on your specific Intune configuration and requirements. Always refer to official documentation and best practices for guidance when configuring Intune application management.

Microsoft Graph Permissions

You should give some permissions for manage applications in intune for Application registration. In the Select permissions table view, search for "User", "GroupMember" and "Group" and under those permissions, enable the following:

  • User.Read: Sign in and read user profile

  • User.Read.All: Read all users' full profiles

Then, search for “GroupMember”, "Group" and under Group permissions, enable:

  • GroupMember.Read.All: View Azure AD groups to enable automatic application deployment

  • Group.Read.All: Read all groups

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