Before installing Intune, we must update your computer's hostname to meet HSIS standards.

Click "System Settings" located on the dock.

Locate and click the search box and type "hostname"

Click the Local hostname text field and type the new name following the HSIS standard, area-username, and click "OK". \
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In this case, you should use **ob-xxxxx**. For example, my username is jesteen and the new hostname will be **ob-jesteen**. If you have multiple devices, append "-x" to the hostname. i.e., ob-jesteen-1, ob-jesteen-2

Click the red X to close the System Settings window.

[Download Intune here.](https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=853070)

Locate the downloaded Intune installer. In most instances, this will be in your system's Downloads folder. Double-click the Intune installer to begin the installation. Type your password if your system requests it.

Click "Install" and type your password if prompted.

You may be prompted by Microsoft AutoUpdate. It is not required to continue the Intune setup. You may close the Microsoft AutoUpdate window for now and skip to **Step 20**

This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough for installing Intune. It's designed for users who are unfamiliar with the software and want to ensure a smooth setup process. By following these instructions, users can efficiently configure their devices for management and security. In addition, we'll cover your computer's hostname to conform to HSIS standards.

Installing Intune on macOS

Post-Installation: Intune (Company Portal)

Installing Intune on macOS

Updating Hostname

Install Intune

Microsoft AutoUpdater