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144: Delivery Optimization

Overview​

Delivery Optimization for Windows devices in Microsoft Intune is a feature designed to reduce bandwidth consumption when downloading updates and applications. Here's a comprehensive overview:

Benefits​

  1. Bandwidth Efficiency: Delivery Optimization reduces the amount of bandwidth used by allowing devices to share updates and apps with each other, rather than downloading them individually from the internet.
  2. Faster Updates: By using peer-to-peer sharing, updates can be distributed more quickly across devices.
  3. Cost Savings: Reduces the need for expensive bandwidth upgrades, especially in environments with limited internet connectivity.
  4. Centralized Management: Intune allows you to manage Delivery Optimization settings from a single console, simplifying administration.

Drawbacks​

  1. Initial Setup Complexity: Configuring Delivery Optimization settings can be complex and may require careful planning.
  2. Network Configuration: Requires proper network configuration to ensure optimal performance and security.
  3. Compatibility Issues: Some older devices or specific network configurations might not fully support all Delivery Optimization settings.

Impact on End Users​

  • Improved Performance: Users experience faster update downloads, reducing downtime.
  • Minimal Disruption: Properly configured Delivery Optimization can be deployed with minimal disruption to users.

Steps to Deploy Delivery Optimization​

  1. Create a Profile: Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center. Navigate to Devices > Configuration profiles > Create profile.
  2. Select Platform and Profile Type: Choose Windows 10 and later as the platform, and select Templates > Delivery Optimization.
  3. Configure Settings: Define how you want updates and apps to download. This includes settings like download mode, bandwidth limits, and caching options.
  4. Assign Profile: Assign the profile to the appropriate groups of devices or users.
  5. Monitor and Adjust: Continuously monitor the deployment and make adjustments as needed.

Tying to Zero Trust​

Zero Trust is a security model that assumes no implicit trust and continuously verifies every request. Deploying Delivery Optimization through Intune aligns with Zero Trust principles by:

  • Ensuring Secure Access: Delivery Optimization settings can be configured to ensure secure peer-to-peer sharing within trusted networks.
  • Continuous Verification: Regularly updated settings help maintain secure access, aligning with the continuous verification aspect of Zero Trust.
  • Reducing Attack Surface: By managing update distribution centrally, Delivery Optimization reduces the potential attack surface.

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