NOTE

The Chocolatey Intune integration shipped as part of v3.0.0 of the Chocolatey Licensed Extension.

NOTE

The Chocolatey Intune integration requires a valid Chocolatey for Business or Chocolatey for Business Trial license.

Summary

This document contains information about the configuration values available through the use of choco config and similar commands that are a part of the new Intune functionality.

Configuration Values

Several new configuration values can be set/updated for the new Intune functionality. These configuration values are for pushing packages to your Intune tenant, and most do not need to be changed.

• intuneTenantGUID = ’ ’ - The tenant to use by default when no --source argument is used on the push command. The GUID is available on the Azure AD Application page. Available in business editions only.
• intuneAuthenticationUrl = ‘https://login.microsoftonline.com’ - The URL used when authenticating to the Microsoft Intune API. Only change this if you know what you are doing. Available in business editions only.
• intuneApiUrl = ‘https://graph.microsoft.com’ - The URL used when handling requests to the Intune API, for instance, when checking for available packages on Intune. Only change this if you know what you are doing. Available in business editions only.
• intuneRetryIntervalInSeconds = ‘5’ - The amount of time, in seconds, that Chocolatey should wait before retrying any calls to the Intune API. Available in business editions only.
• intuneUploadTimeoutInSeconds = ‘600’ - The amount of time, in seconds, that Chocolatey should wait for completion while uploading files to Intune. Available in business editions only.
• intuneUploadChunkSizeInMegabytes = ‘10’ - The size of the file, in megabytes, below which Chocolatey will split the upload into multiple chunks. Above this size, Chocolatey will make a best effort to break the upload into logical chunk sizes. Available in business editions only.

API Keys

When pushing packages to an Intune tenant, a combination of a Client ID and Client Secret is needed. These can be obtained from the Azure AD Portal where the Client ID is the value for Application ID and the Secret is the Client Secret. You can use these on the command line when running the choco push command by using the --source=<INTUNE TENANT GUID> argument with the --api-key=<CLIENT ID>:<CLIENT SECRET> argument.