Checking Endpoint Backup Status in Microsoft Intune Using PowerShell

Hello @Swahela Mulla

Here's a general outline of the steps you can follow in order to check your endpoint backup status:

Set Up Your Environment:

• Ensure you have PowerShell installed on your machine.
• Install the "Intune" module for PowerShell.

Connect to Microsoft Intune:

• Use the Connect-MSGraph cmdlet to authenticate and connect to the Microsoft Graph API for Intune.

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Connect-MSGraph

Retrieve Backup Status:

• Use the Get-IntuneBackupStatus cmdlet to retrieve backup status information for your Intune-managed devices. You can filter this information to get devices with backups completed in the last 30 days.

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$backupStatus = Get-IntuneBackupStatus -Filter "LastBackupTime ge (Get-Date).AddDays(-30)"

Calculate the Percentage:

• Calculate the percentage of devices with successful backups in the last 30 days.

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$totalDevices = $backupStatus.Count
$successfulBackups = ($backupStatus | Where-Object { $_.Status -eq 'Success' }).Count
$percentageSuccessful = ($successfulBackups / $totalDevices) * 100

Display the Results:

• Display the calculated percentage and any other relevant backup information.

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Write-Host "Total Devices: $totalDevices"
Write-Host "Devices with Successful Backups in the Last 30 Days: $successfulBackups"
Write-Host "Percentage of Devices with Successful Backups: $percentageSuccessful%"

1. Disconnect from Microsoft Intune (Optional):

• After you've retrieved the information, you can disconnect from the Microsoft Graph API if needed.

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Disconnect-MSGraph