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Overview
This node operation removes an Autopilot device from Microsoft Intune. It is useful for administrators who need to manage and clean up devices registered in their organization's Intune environment, particularly removing devices that are no longer in use or incorrectly registered. For example, an IT admin can use this operation to remove a device by specifying its Device ID and the tenant's default .onmicrosoft.com name (Tenant Filter).
Use Case Examples
- Remove an Autopilot device by providing the Tenant Filter and Device ID to deregister the device from Intune Autopilot.
- Automate cleanup of Autopilot devices in bulk by integrating this node in workflows that process device lists.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Tenant Filter | The default .onmicrosoft.com tenant name used to specify the Intune tenant context for the operation. |
| Device ID | The unique identifier of the Autopilot device to be removed from Intune. |
| Request Options | Optional settings to control request behavior such as batching, SSL certificate validation, proxy usage, and timeout duration. |
Output
JSON
success- Indicates whether the removal operation was successful.message- Additional information or status message returned from the removal operation.
Dependencies
- Requires authentication credentials to access the Intune API, typically an API key or OAuth token.
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the Tenant Filter is correctly specified as the default .onmicrosoft.com tenant name; incorrect tenant names will cause authentication or authorization failures.
- Verify the Device ID is accurate and corresponds to an existing Autopilot device; invalid IDs will result in errors or no action.
- If SSL certificate validation errors occur, consider enabling the 'Ignore SSL Issues' option cautiously, especially in development environments.
- Check proxy settings if network requests fail due to connectivity issues.
- Timeout errors may occur if the server is slow to respond; increasing the timeout value can help resolve this.
Links
- Microsoft Intune Autopilot Documentation - Official Microsoft documentation on managing Autopilot devices in Intune.
- Microsoft Graph API for Intune Autopilot Device - API reference for managing Autopilot devices programmatically via Microsoft Graph.