What's going on, guys?
It is Bernardo and today is all about adding a device
within your autopilot tenant, as well as assigning
a user to that particular device, so let's get right into that.
All right, so on the last video we left off,
capturing the hardware I.D., it created a CSV file,
so it's time for us to take this file and do something with it.
So we're going to log in to our Microsoft 365 admin center.
On the left hand side, we're going to locate the endpoint manager service.
We're going to click on it, it’s going to take us here.
We're going to locate devices.
Click on that.
It's going to take us here and within the device overview,
we want to locate Windows
and we're going to click on that it’s going to take us here.
Now, within here, we're going to click on Windows enrollment
and within this window we're going to locate devices
because we want to manage Windows autopilot devices.
That’s what we want to do and it's going to take us here.
We don't have any autopilot devices.
So let's add one in here.
Let's locate the import button and click on it,
and it's going to give you this, add an autopilot device.
So we're going to click on that little blue icon, which is a folder
and select your CSV file and click on Open.
Awesome.
So the next thing is, let's click on import and on the upper
right here side it’s going to state importing devices and syncing
one Windows autopilot device or devices.
So give it some time and eventually you're going to see the serial number,
the manufacturer, the model, profile status,
purchase order, group tag, all that information.
Now, the next thing that we are going to do is basically select it.
Once I select it, I'm going to the top and I'm going to locate assign user,
so let's click on that. I'm going to locate my user,
which is going to be me and let's click on Select.
You're going to get another side menu at the very bottom of this side window.
We're going to click on Save at the upper Corner.
On the right hand side, you're going to see that the autopilot device
has been updated with our new assigned user.
Awesome.
And on the left hand side, we are going to go into groups.
The reason why we are going to go into groups
is because I'm going to create a new security group.
So locate new group, click on that button and the group type
is going to be a security
and the group name is going to be the following,
which is going to be all the auto pilot devices.
Now in the member type, I'm going to make it dynamic device
and for this to be dynamic so I could auto configured itself
with devices from autopilot, we're going to add a dynamic query.
So click on that hyperlink is going to take you here
now on the right hand side, you should see a little option that says edit.
So let's click on edit.
It's going to give you a side window.
So we're going to add the following syntax, right?
Every autopilot device will contain ZTDid.
Okay, we're going to click okay, awesome.
We're going to locate the validate rules preview.
Click on that, it’s going to take you here.
Now I'm going to click on Add devices and I only have
two devices within my infrastructure, but for this video
I'm going to pick the VMware one and I'm going to click on Select.
And if everything checks out,
you should see underneath the status column a green checkmark.
That basically means that the syntax is good to go, on this autopilot device.
Now, if you want to check it, highlight it, click on view details
and you're going to see that this autopilot device
contains that syntax that we just added.
Awesome, so let's click okay.
Now from here, we're going to locate the save button and click on Save.
It's going to take us back here and just click on Create.
And then again on the upper right corner, you're going to see
successfully created the group
and just locate your group and then you're good to go.
And that's it guys.
Hopefully guys enjoy and I catch you guys on the next one, peace out!