#Win32 forms datagraph windows

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Interaction between Microsoft Graph APIs for Windows updates For more information, see Microsoft Graph permissions reference. Typically, you specify the permissions in the Azure Active Directory portal. As a developer, you must specify the permissions you need to access Intune resources. The Microsoft Graph API controls access to resources via permissions. For more information about the permissions available through Microsoft Graph, see Microsoft Graph permissions reference. Delegated and application permissions support both single tenant applications, as well as multi-tenant applications. Delegated and application permissions support both read and write operations. Intune supports both delegated permissions and application permissions. Take the ID from the application and determine the installation state for the application (and therefore user):Īccessing the Microsoft Graph API for Intune Then view the list of applications for your tenant: Get from Azure Active Directory a list of devices registered to a user: The following example shows how you can determine whether an application is installed on a user's device: Intune provides data into the Microsoft Graph API in the same way as other cloud services do, with rich entity information and relationship navigation. Use the Microsoft Graph API to combine information from other services and Intune to build rich cross-service applications for IT professionals or end users.

The Microsoft Graph API for Intune enables programmatic access to Intune information for your tenant the API performs the same Intune operations as those available through the Azure Portal.įor mobile device management (MDM) scenarios, the Microsoft Graph API for Intune supports standalone deployments Intune hybrid deployments are not supported.

Note: Using the Microsoft Graph APIs to configure Intune controls and policies still requires that the Intune service is correctly licensed by the customer.