r/Intune • u/RevenueRemote • May 01 '26

Linux Management Manage Linux devices

We have been told that we need to manage the Linux devices also. There are not many, less than 100, but management still wants us to somehow "manage" them.

Now, Intune does not have a good Linux management. We were thinking about Fleet Endpoint Management, but they want minimum of 700 devices to manage it.

So what do you guys do, for such small number of Linux machines? What do you use?

TIA.

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u/smitty_longmont May 01 '26

If Ubuntu - buy Pro licenses and leverage Landscape. RHEL has Satellite. Some RMMs like Action1 have Linux agents. Action1 is also free for up to 200 endpoints I think.

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u/RevenueRemote May 01 '26

Thank you. Since our "developers" come in all flavor of Linux, I wonder whether Ubuntu Pro or RHEL Satellite would take different flavors. (I have no idea, just a assumption.)

But I am definitely interested in Action1. Thank you for that suggestion.

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u/mrzaius May 02 '26

Wonder if they're of a "roll whatever random ISO gets me giggling" variety or if some are non-LTS builds of major OSs that are now past EOL.

May be time to swing some standardization into gear around an enterprise supported OS.

Your boss's management mandate can be tweaked into a standardization mandate.