But Scoop ( https://scoop.sh/ ) do. And it's more "set and forget" as the automatic manifest update functionality works like a charm. This would fit the Scoop "Extras" bucket ( https://github.com/ScoopInstaller/Extras ) as it's a GUI application. About manifest authoring:
I just tried it on Windows 10 22H2 (19045.3693) and it works as expected however Windows 11 23H2 (22631.2861) doesn't return anything when I hit the MDM sync button. I also tried running the MDM sync outside of the tool but it still returns nothing in SyncML Viewer.
Both machines running Intune extension 1.73.202.0. Devices are both Hybrid Joined and co-managed if that makes any difference.
During trace sessions with large ADMX ingestion's, I couldn't see the complete ADMX xml definition in the SyncML stream. Maybe a buffer issue, but first try-and-error remediation with TraceEventSession buffer sizes didn't lead to any success. Maybe this is not an buffer issue...
...needs further investigation!
Hi Oliver - with the additional of background tracing being very useful would it be possible to have SyncMLviewer command line args to
start a tracing session
enable background tracing
trigger a sync?
I've been looking at VPN mdm policy related issue during the user portion of ESP and it's been a total pain trying to capture what the device is getting from / sending back to Intune.