Can we get the report of devices where RDP is open on all windows devices via Intune and if yes what would be impact on devices and services and apps running on them if we disable that port via Intune policy?

@Vinod Survase,Thanks for posting in Q&A.

From your description, I know that you want to get the report of devices where RDP is open via Intune and what would be impact on devices and services and apps running on the targeted devices if we disable that port via Intune.

Based on my research, there is no direct policy or setting in Intune to check is the devices have open RDP port on them. And if you disable it via Intune, here are some impacts on them.

• The devices would not be able to accept any incoming RDP connections from other devices or users. This means that remote access, support, and management of the devices would not be possible through RDP12.
• The services and apps that rely on RDP for communication, data transfer, or remote execution would not function properly or at all. For example, some remote desktop applications, virtualization software, or cloud services may use RDP as a protocol or a component34.
• The devices would be more secure from potential RDP attacks, such as brute force, credential stuffing, port scanning, or malware infection.

Hope this can be help.

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