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Running provisioning package (ppkg) to enroll to Microsoft Azure AD (Entra ID) #637
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I might suggest maybe output to a logfile on the root of your C: drive. This will at least potentially give you more information. Basically in your logging I'd suggestin having "starting" "about to run" "ran" "complete" kind of messages: Something like:
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I would suggest using powershell directly.
What this does:
I just tested this, ran it and then ran Other options for this specific use case would be to use group policy for enforcing enrollment into Azure/Entra AD. |
Wonderful and thank you both Tom and JJ Fuller for your detailed guidance. I am really appreciative of that. Let me get to my test environment to do a test and I shall get back if what JJ Fuller has suggested works. Thanks again for both of your recommendation which I had been trying for several weeks without a single success with fog snap-in. I shall get back soon. |
Hi all, is there any updated method or ways it can be less painful to run a provisioning package (ppkg) in a more automated way with fogproject?
I had wrote a simple batch file:
powershell.exe Install-ProvisioningPackage -ForceInstall -PackagePath \demo.ppkg -QuietInstall
As I have tried putting the batch file together with the ppkg -> zip it -> deploy via fog's snap-in pack. It doesn't seems to be running.
Anyone has a more brilliant idea to share so that I can learn from all of you?
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