Agent Rollout via Intune is an alternative to Agent Rollout via Active Directory Policy.

The first step, is to create a new folder, in this case it’s named Demo. Then create Two folders Input and Output. Download the Intune app and also put it in your folder (Demo).

In the Input folder you need the .exe file of the XEOX agent, as well as two .cmd scripts, install and uninstall.

install.cmd:

if exists "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\xeox\version.txt" goto nothing
if exists "%ProgramFiles%\xeox\version.txt" goto nothing
echo Installing XEOX Agent
%~dp0XEOX_Agent_for_hs2n-2_0_0_47.exe /S /U
echo Install Finished
exit

:nothing
echo XEOX is already installed, doing nothing

uninstall.cmd:

wmic product where name="*XEOX*" call uninstall

Afterwards you open the powershell as an admin, call up the folder you created, Demo in this case, and type the following command:

.\IntuneWinAppUtil.exe

Source: Path of Input folder (in this case: C:\Temp\Demo\Input)

Setup: Agent.exe (in this case: C:\Temp\Demo\Input\XEOX_Agent_for_hs2n-2_0_0_47.exe)

Output: Path of Output folder (in this case: C:\Temp\Demo\Output)

Afterwards you will have the .intunewin file in your Output folder. You will need this for later.

Sign into https://endpoint.microsoft.com/. You will have to select a user that has access.

Select Apps (left menu) - Windows - Add

On the right side a menu will open:

Create a new plattform.

This rule checks, wether an agent with the version 2.0.0.47, or higher, is already installed.

Nothing required.

Nothing required.

The Assignments allows you to specify a group or install/uninstall the software on all devices. Required forces the device to install the software, without the user having any input on it.

Lastly press create. This will now be checked by Microsoft and then installed.