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Managed devices being detected as unmanaged in Access policy
I have an Access policy that targets devices that are not hybrid AD joined to block the OneDrive client syncing on personal devices. This is tested and working, but i'm finding that 1 of my pilot man...
Cameron_Stephens In my opinion it is better because you can also give more timely exclusions (e.g., device filters) ; in my case I put that to use the Office 365 app (which also includes one drive sync) the device must be compliant (so managed device)
Himicheleariis please see the picture attached of the policy I have created.
Hi, to do this I used conditional access; had you tried those?
- We have a conditional access policy that forwards traffic to MDFCA, but I'm not using it to restrict access for unmanaged devices, although I have read it can be done. We don't necessarily want block all access to Microsoft 365 for personal devices, just control what access they have, limiting downloading. Are conditional access policies better in this case?
Cameron_Stephens In my opinion it is better because you can also give more timely exclusions (e.g., device filters) ; in my case I put that to use the Office 365 app (which also includes one drive sync) the device must be compliant (so managed device)
Thanksf or your helpmicheleariis, i'll look at testing this method.