Microsoft October 17 will push cloud services Windows Intune 2.0

Windows Intune is one of the cloud services developed by Microsoft, providing PC management and security services for IT professionals at a price of $11 per user per month. The product code for "Florida" Windows Intune 1.0 includes two components: On-premises windows and Windows management tools, plus an online management and security service. Windows Intune was formerly a Microsoft Project called "System Center Online Desktop Manager" (SCODM).

Microsoft has been testing Windows Intune 2.0 since July 11, and an upgraded version to be launched in October will include the new features mentioned earlier and some updates to the July beta version.

Microsoft officials admitted in July that the new version of Intune will support Third-party application upgrades and patch installation. It also increases the ability to perform remote it tasks and access the management platform under read-only access.

Microsoft officials say Windows Intune's existing customers will automatically upgrade within weeks of October 17, without any customer action. Microsoft officials said: "After that, you will not be able to access your test account, all the account information will be deleted." Therefore, we recommend that users uninstall the test client software and restore the computer to the state before the test. ”

Windows Intune 1.0 was released by Microsoft in March 2011. The latest blog post does not reveal when Microsoft will integrate Windows Intune into Office 365, but Microsoft officials say it has been included in the schedule.