Support for Intune Microsoft Store app (new)
In App Portal / App Broker 2023 R2, support was added for deploying Microsoft Store app (new) along with Windows Line of Business Apps (.msi and .msix), Windows App (Win32), and Microsoft 365 Apps via Intune.
All the capabilities that exist with Windows Line of Business Apps, Windows App (Win32), and Microsoft 365 Apps are available with the Microsoft Store app (new) type as well.
Note:Microsoft Intune has a limitation of not being able to provide the domain that a device is part of. Due to this, App Portal has limitation to support license governance capabilities such as license reservation, My Apps, and license reclamation, when Intune is the source of Device and User sync. For more information, see Intune Domain Name Limitation and Workaround.
Environment Requirements for Intune
Before beginning App Portal / App Broker installation, make sure that your environment meets the following requirements:
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Requirement |
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Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) |
Microsoft Entra ID is required for App Portal / App Broker. |
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Integration of on-premises Active Directory with Microsoft Entra ID |
App Portal/App Broker requires Microsoft Entra ID to be integrated and in sync with on-premises Active Directory. Azure AD Connect can be used to sync data. |
Client Requirements for Intune
The following are the App Portal client requirements:
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Desktop Operating Systems |
Windows 10 Windows 11 |
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App Types |
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Deployment Method |
Device Based (Group intent supported is Required). Note:User based deployment is not supported. Group intent Available is not supported. |