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Question regarding Hybrid Azure AD join and policy
Hi, I got a question regarding Hybrid Azure AD Joined and policies assigned to UPNs. I read that "Hybrid Azure AD joined Windows 10 devices don't have an owner." from Microsoft Docs. I have...
- Hi,
Owner is something else than the (primary) user of the device 🙂 . Should otherwise be weird that azure hybrid devices couldn't be managed with Intune 🙂
Thanks for you answer.
It was actually only a example screenshot I got from google. Not the tenant which I am setting up.
To answer your question regarding the GPO. I got brand new machines only, which are not domain joined at the moment, which I will do manually.
It was actually only a example screenshot I got from google. Not the tenant which I am setting up.
To answer your question regarding the GPO. I got brand new machines only, which are not domain joined at the moment, which I will do manually.
Hi,
Ahhh okay.. 🙂 Normally with hybrid and you configured intune, you will receive the apps and policies you configured in intune.. But maybe a stupid question... why do you want to go hybrid?
Ahhh okay.. 🙂 Normally with hybrid and you configured intune, you will receive the apps and policies you configured in intune.. But maybe a stupid question... why do you want to go hybrid?
- Hehe I don't want to, but the customer wants to. Tried to explain but in the end, you do what the customer wants ^^
Yeah, but not sure if it works to assign the policies to groups with members in it, since the hybrid azure ad joined machines is not "owned" by anyone.
I will see if anyone else answers as well if they have ran into any issues or done this setup 🙂
Meanwhile, I will configure a test tenant.
Thanks for your replies Rudy, appreciate it 🙂- Hi,
Owner is something else than the (primary) user of the device 🙂 . Should otherwise be weird that azure hybrid devices couldn't be managed with Intune 🙂