Default Device Compliance Policy - DefaultDeviceCompliancePolicy.RequireRemainContact

Question

I see this is in the default policy and it requires the "Primary User" to login within 30 days. We have a group of laptops that are spares or ones we use for conferences and do not have a primary user and I have just assigned them a generic user. Is there a way to turn this Policy off for certain computers so I don't see them always as Not Compliant? Or what is my best course of action for these laptops.

Answer 1

@Rob Pearson, Thanks for posting in Q&A. Based as I know, this is a built in policy which will be applied to all the enrolled device automatically. Currently, there's' no option to exclude it. I notice the devices are assigned with primary user. We can increase the value of "Compliance status validity period (days)" in compliance policy setting to avoid the issue.

Hope the above information can help.

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Answer 2

I deleted the "Default Compliance Policy" after I created a number of other policies that meet our organization standards. That being said, the policy still shows up as being applied to all devices 7 days later. This is causing an issue with utilizing the Compliance settings to mark all devices with no policies applied as not compliant.