Plan for Change: Intune Service Administrator role will be required for device limit restrictions
Beginning mid-April 2025, admins will need the ‘Intune Service Administrator’ RBAC permission to configure device limit enrollment restrictions. Without this permission, the policies will be read-only. Review and update your RBAC assignments accordingly. Beginning mid-April 2025, or soon after, admins will be required to have the ‘Intune Service Administrator’ role-based access control (RBAC) permission to configure device limit enrollment restrictions policy. How this will affect your organization: Admins managing these policies will be required to have the ‘Intune Service Administrator’ RBAC permission to update the device limit enrollment restrictions policy. (Devices > Enroll devices > Device limit restrictions). If they do not have this permission, these policies will be read-only. What you need to do to prepare: Review your RBAC assignments and update as needed to allow admins permission to update device limit restrictions. Additional information: Create device limit restrictions – Microsoft Intune | Microsoft Learn Role-based access control (RBAC) with Microsoft Intune Message ID: MC1034571
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