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Issue after sync with Azure AD Connet
Hello Marco,
It is expected behavior. When you added a device for the first time, it was registered. Then you reconfigure it and it becomes Azure Hybrid AD Joined. AAD sees this device as a new with a new ObjectID (DeviceID) in Azure. Because of that ObjectID (DeviceID), you see two devices with the same name.
You have "Columns" in the upper panel. Click on it and look for "Last Activity" or "Last Check-in" thereby you will be able to see what devices are in use and what are not in use. I assume that registered devices will be not in use. When you ensured that the registered devices are not in use (Not connecting to AAD) you can remove them.
I removed Registered devices several times and didn't have any issues with them. You can check this article to find out more about Registered to Hybrid Azure AD Joined change. Handling devices with Azure AD registered state
"Any existing Azure AD registered state for a user would be automatically removed after the device is hybrid Azure AD joined and the same user logs in."
I hope this helps you.
It is good that it's a lab environment. You can try everything 🙂
Hello mikhailf and other,
I left my lab for some times without any action; now I loaded the AD portal devices page and found that every device has an activity near tha day I'm writing this message, so, for example, for my test client I have an activity for the Azure AD Registered and also for the Hybrid counterpart; I expected that, after ingested the device and it became Hybrid registered, I have no activity on the AAD registered item.
I tried to disable the AAD registered device, but after have restarted it, I can't use Teams and Office: how I can solve the issue? I can't have and start a production environment where I have duplicated clients and can't disable the AAD registered; I red the documentation but it seems that what is written sometimes doesn't happens.
I attach a screenshot.
What I'm not understanding or doing wrong?
Hello MarcoMangianteIM ,
Could you please remind me if it is possible to re-enroll this device?
I mean to remove it from Intune, Azure AD, Disconnect it on the workstation side and then to do everything from the beginning?
I think this would be the best way.
Hello mikhailf
I didn't quite understand your reply; at this time, I have no clients enrolled in Intune; also, I don't know if it is possible to do an Azure AD disconnect on the workstations..and even if it were possible, I can't do it workstation per workstation.