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Do I need Configuration Manager
As usual unless you have the time to spend reading thousands of pages of Microsoft Documentation I am hoping someone can give me a solid scenario so i can focus my research. Have a client who has ...
What I am saying is we do not have Configuration Manager onsite. The devices are already synced with Azure AD Connector and appear in Azure AD as Hybrid Joined. If we want the devices in Intune do we need to have Configuration Manager installed onsite as well or is there another way around this so the devices can be enrolled in Intune.
Yes you are correct we still need to support onsite legacy business applications that required AD DS authentication.
Yes you are correct we still need to support onsite legacy business applications that required AD DS authentication.
If you don’t have Configuration Manager already implemented, then you don’t need it. Your devices can be automatically enrolled in Intune when you HAADJ them. The only consideration you may need is on how you are going to provision them. If you are planning to use Autopilot then take a look at the requirements. While HAADJ is supported, Microsoft themselves don’t recommend it. For everything else, Intune should suffice.