Manage Cloud Intune tenants
Applies to: Patch My PC Cloud
The Patch My PC (PMPC) Cloud portal allows you to connect to an Intune tenant. You can also delete the connection and connect to a different tenant if required.
Connecting to an Intune tenant
To connect your portal to a new Intune tenant:
Click Connect under Connect Intune.
Enter the Entra ID you used to onboard to PMPC Cloud or click to select the relevant account from the list of already signed-in accounts. Then click Next.
Enter the password and click Sign in.
On the Permissions requested screen, click Accept.
Tip
You can click the down arrow beside each permission to get more information.
As this is a new, unlicensed company, the PMPC Cloud Portal is displayed with the Start Trial pop-up.
On the Start Trial screen, enter the number of devices you want to use during your trial, then click Start Trial
On the Your 30-day trial has started screen, click Close
Note
During your trial, a countdown is displayed, showing the number of days left on the trial. Once your trial expires, you will see the Your license has expired notification.
The PMPC Cloud portal is then displayed, including the Subscription page under Settings
Clicking on the Subscriptions page displays information related to the company’s subscription, such as the current plan, expiry date, etc.
It also provides a useful matrix allowing you to compare information such as the features and limits available for each of the subscription levels.
When you look at the portal, you will see all of the features available with an Enterprise Premium license denoted by a diamond (
) beside them.
Note
If your company is already running an Enterprise Premium subscription, you will not see the diamonds in the portal and the Enterprise Premium features will not be blurred out unless your subscription has expired.
Also, if your company is a Managed Service Provider (MSP) parent company, the Subscription page will show this. There will also be no diamonds or blurring of Enterprise Premium features as MSPs get access to all features as part of their MSP license. The Subscription page is not shown for MSP child companies.
If you click on an Enterprise Premium feature, such as Reporting, you will see the diamond and Premium in the header indicating this is a premium feature.
Your live data will be shown, but it will be blurred out until you either upgrade to Enterprise Premium or Sign up for an Enterprise Premium Trial.
If you want to purchase a license, follow the Request a Quote process.
Tip
We recommend you do this before your trial ends, so you don't lose any functionality
Click App Catalog
The list of applications that can be deployed and managed using Intune Apps for Cloud is displayed.
Reconnecting an Intune tenant
If your portal loses its connection to your Intune tenant (for example, if a Global Admin revokes the Permissions required for Intune Apps from within Intune), you can use the Reconnect button to re-establish the connection to your previously connected Intune tenant, which will re-grant the required permissions.
To reconnect your portal to an Intune tenant you’ve previously connected to:
Navigate to Settings | Environments.
Click Reconnect under your Intune tenant.
Enter the Entra ID you used to onboard to PMPC Cloud or click to select the relevant account from the list of already signed-in accounts. Then click Next.
Enter the password and click Sign in
On the Permission requested screen, click Accept
If the connection is successful, the Environments page is redisplayed, showing a green tick beside Intune to show your portal is connected to your Intune tenant.
If you click on the Events node, you will see a Security event titled Intune Connection Added, confirming that the Intune connection was restored.
Deleting an Intune tenant connection
Important
If you disconnect Intune from your PMPC Cloud Company, any added Entra ID Security Groups will be removed and lose access to your PMPC Cloud Company, and the Add Group button will no longer appear.
To delete a connection to an Intune tenant from your portal:
Navigate to Settings | Environments.
On the Environments page, click Delete underneath Intune.
On the Are you sure you want to disconnect Intune dialog box, read the message to understand the implications, then click OK if you want to continue.
Warning
Disconnecting an Intune tenant will delete all:
Deployments which, for those with a Retention Policy defined, will include the latest and all old unassigned versions of all deployments.
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Notifications
Migration-related data.
There is no undo for this action.
The text underneath the Intune section changes to Connect, followed by the Success - Intune disconnected notification.
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