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Connection of already Hybrid Azure AD joined Win10 Devices to Intune Management
Are you certain that Hybrid Azure AD join is configured correctly? Configuring Hybrid Azure AD join in Azure AD Connect and setting the GPO are all that you need (plus assigning EMS / Intune licenses). Once these are configured, you should see devices register pretty quickly.
Docs here:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/client-management/mdm/enroll-a-windows-10-device-automatically-using-group-policy
- AnonymousFeb 01, 2019
Hi Aaron
i've already read this MS Doc. Yesterday i found out a few things with dsregcmd and got the first machines working.
My current problem seems to be an SCCM topic.
Let me describe the current situation and the goal:
Currently:
1. We don't manage mobile devices (iOS & Android) yet.
2. We manage Win10 Devices (okay, most of them are mobile, too ;) by SCCM. (Enrolling the operating system, install a few software products)
Objective:
1. We want to manage our clients (iOS, Android & Win10) with Intune in AAD.
2. We want to use SCCM also in future for the "first enrollment". (An on-site training for sccm for my colleague is pending, starts in end of february.)
What i've done so far:
1. I learned quite a few interesting things about Intune in combination with iOS & Android, so we are able to manage them. Currently we're in a testphase and want to go in a pilot phase with a few more Users/devices)
2. I enrolled some Win10 testclients with the GPO setting to the Intune console.
When these clients already had the sccm agent installed, when they got enrolled in Intune, they appear in Intune as "managed by: MDM/ConfigMgr".
The problem is, that they won't get the policies and configurations i configured in Intune.
Because i'm not experienced in using SCCM yet i don't know how to go on.
Do i need the feature "co-management" within SCCM to achive this objective?
(The devices already appear in intune, as i mentioned before)
The goal should be:
- Managing all mobile devices (iOS, Android & Win10) in Intune
- Installing the basics of our desktop devices with onprem SCCM (Installing OS to workstations, installing some basic software packages.
I hope, my englisch is understandable so far :D
I would be happy if you (or anyone else) can help me a little bit.
Thank you very much!
Patrick
- Swaminathan_ArumugamFeb 01, 2019Brass Contributor
Hi,
If you want to get the policies and configurations from Intune you need to enable co-management and adjust the slider to set the authority. GPO will take precedence over MDM policy from Intune.
- AnonymousFeb 01, 2019Thank you for your answer! That was a good advice for me.
When setting up co-management in SCCM the wizard asks me for giving the credentials for an "Intune organizational account". It is not possible for me to connect with my "normal" O365 Admin Account. Is the organizational account something different?