Allow clients to use a metered Internet connection to download content: DisabledĪpplication Settings (retrieved from application in software library).

Allow end users to attempt to repair this application: Disabled.

Automatically distribute content for dependencies: Enabled.Use default distribution point groups associated to this collection: Disabled.Collection: HTMD Collection (Member Count: 1).Click Next, Next, Close to finish the deployment details.

Let’s see the summary and confirm every configuration is good to go.

Now let’s see how to deploy an SCCM Application Object for Microsoft Store for Business (MSfB) app.ĭeploy Microsoft Store Apps using ConfigMgr | SCCM Summary

Ensure all the configurations mentioned in the previous related posts mentioned above are in the section.

Azure AD Global admin (or appropriate) access to create Applications to connect the ConfigMgr site to Azure AD and MSfB.

Devices must be Azure AD Registered, or Azure AD joined to the same Azure AD tenant where you registered the MSfB for online app deployment.

Proxy configuration requirements for MSfB.

Employees need Azure AD accounts when they access the content from MSfB (only for Online deployments).

The administrator account needed to integrate MSfB with ConfigMgr.

The Browser where your console is installed should be compatible with Microsoft Store for Business.

SCCM Infrastructure Admin access is required.

Let’s understand the detailed prerequisites to deploy MSfB apps with ConfigMgr (SCCM).

Deploy Microsoft Store Apps using ConfigMgr | SCCM.

Create Microsoft Store Apps available in ConfigMgr Application.

Add Microsoft Store Application to ConfigMgr | SCCM | MSfB.

SCCM Sync with MSfB Microsoft Store for Business | ConfigMgr.

Once the Microsoft store for business application is synced with Configuration Manager, you can create a Microsoft Store application in the admin console similar to any other ConfigMgr application. Microsoft Store for Business allows organizations to automatically sync Microsoft store apps and make them available for ConfigMgr admins. Let’s try to understand How to deploy Microsoft Store Apps Using ConfigMgr.

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