• If you're used to things updating in JAMF nearly instantly (ex: run a sudo jamf recon command on a Mac and a few seconds after it's done, you can see updated info in JAMF)
• Last Check-in
• NTUNE CANNOT RUN SCRIPTS BASED ON ANY TRIGGERS EXCEPT RECURRING TIME INTERVALS AND BEFORE/AFTER A SOFTWARE INSTALL
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• when you run a script, the info about the script running only updates the first time the script runs (direct from Microsoft's documentation here: "Irrespective of the selected Script frequency, the script run status is reported only the first time a script is run. Script run status is not updated on subsequent runs. However, updated scripts are treated as new scripts and will report the run status again."). I have a few scripts that run at recurring intervals to enforce various security benchmarks, and the only way I can truly verify that those scripts are running is to have a Custom Attribute report the Date Modified on a log file that those scripts update each time they run
• ou have to go into Azure AD and find that group...and there, it only shows you the device name, and nothing else
• ou can see each and every command that was sent to the device, when it was sent, when it was processed, etc. You can watch the output from running scripts very easily. You can see each time a script was run. You can't see any of that in Intune, except maybe the info about scripts might update...sometimes.
• ou can't force a Mac to check in with Intune except by clicking "Sync"
• It's a list of software and you have NO IDEA how old that list is, NOR can you specify where Intune is pulling that data from (sometimes software installs in weird places, and you can tell JAMF where to look on the Mac when it updates it's software discovery info...). AND there's no way to change the default update interval, NOR is there a way to force that process to kick off. It's "every 7 days from device enrollment"

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