Daily Intune NewsIntune’s device-action pages now spell out tenant-wide daily caps: 500 Wipe actions and 1,000 each for Retire and Delete. Individual, bulk, and Microsoft Graph submissions count cumulatively, while the Delete limit also applies when Delete triggers Retire or Wipe. Configuration Manager migration guidance explains how to retrieve existing MBAM groups with PowerShell and map them to equivalent BitLocker portal groups.
Intune · GeneralThe Wipe guidance now states that individual, bulk, and Microsoft Graph Wipe requests count toward a cumulative tenant-wide limit of 500 actions per day.
Intune · GeneralThe Retire guidance now states that individual, bulk, and Microsoft Graph API requests count cumulatively toward a tenant-wide limit of 1,000 Retire actions per day.
Intune · GeneralThe Delete guidance now states that individual, bulk, and Microsoft Graph requests count cumulatively toward 1,000 actions per day. The limit also applies when Delete triggers Retire or Wipe.
Configuration Manager · Device securityConfiguration Manager guidance now explains how to retrieve existing MBAM groups with PowerShell and map them to equivalent BitLocker portal groups, allowing migrating administrators to reuse existing access groups.
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The documentation now states that a tenant can submit up to 1,000 Delete actions per day, cumulatively across individual actions, bulk actions, and Microsoft Graph requests. The limit also applies when Delete triggers Retire or Wipe.
The documentation now states that a tenant can submit up to 1,000 Retire actions per day, cumulative across individual, bulk, and Microsoft Graph API requests.
The documentation now states that individual, bulk, and Microsoft Graph Wipe requests share a cumulative tenant-wide daily limit of 500 actions.
The documentation now lists tenant-wide daily limits of 500 Wipe actions and 1,000 each for Retire and Delete. Counts are cumulative across individual, bulk, and Microsoft Graph submissions.
The documentation now explains how to retrieve existing MBAM groups with PowerShell and map them to equivalent Configuration Manager BitLocker portal groups during migration.
