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Message ID: MC1020202
For Teams Room customers who are moving to the Intune Company Portal version 5.0.6152 or above through firmware updates or app-only updates have to ensure that Device Administrator (DA) privilege is enabled in their Microsoft Intune Portal.
This has been called out as a known issue: Known issues with Teams Rooms on Android
Note: If your organization does not utilize Teams Room, you can safely disregard this message.
[How this will affect your organization:]
Without DA being enabled, the customers will encounter the following error message on Android based Teams devices during sign-in:
"This device isn’t enrolled in device administrator. Contact your Admin."
[What you need to do to prepare:]
Ensure that Device Administrator (DA) privilege is enabled in their Microsoft Intune Portal as shared in the instructions given here: Intune and Conditional Access for Teams Phones
Source: Microsoft
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The recent update requiring admins to enable Device Administrator (DA) privileges in the Microsoft Intune Portal for Teams Rooms devices is certainly a significant one. For those who are already navigating the intricacies of device management, this change may feel like adding another layer of complexity. However, it’s also an opportunity to streamline processes and enhance security.
For admins, the impact is twofold. On one hand, they will need to ensure that the DA privileges are enabled, which may require some extra time and attention to detail. On the other hand, this measure is designed to prevent frustrating sign-in errors like “This device isn’t enrolled in device administrator. Contact your Admin.” We all know how much everyone loves a good error message, right? By taking proactive steps now, admins can save themselves the headache of troubleshooting later, not to mention the gratitude they’ll receive from users who can sign in smoothly.
For users, the change should ultimately lead to a more seamless experience when accessing Teams Rooms. Once the DA privilege is enabled, users can expect fewer disruptions, allowing them to focus on collaboration rather than technical hiccups. It’s a win-win, provided that the necessary preparations are made.
In terms of impact, the changes are likely to enhance the overall functionality of Teams Rooms devices, making it worth the effort for admins to implement these updates. As the saying goes, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” So, let’s take this opportunity to encourage open communication between admins and users.
Have you experienced any challenges or successes with this update? What are your thoughts on the changes? We’d love to hear your perspectives! Don’t forget to check out more insightful posts on https://mwpro.co.uk to stay informed.