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Does co-management require any additional infrastructure?
We currently have a single site SCCM environment, all on prem. Will we need to add any additional servers, site servers, roles, etc to use co-management?
- No, you won't. Just Intune Standalone. To extend the reach of SCCM to Internet Based clients, the Cloud Management Gateway role is important, as it provides a way to provision new machines using Autopilot and OOBE, with AAD registration, Intune enrollment, which can then deliver the SCCM agent. With CMG in place, clients not even on the corporate network can start getting SCCM policy and apps.
Jason_Githens
Microsoft
MicrosoftNo, you won't. Just Intune Standalone. To extend the reach of SCCM to
Internet Based clients, the Cloud Management Gateway role is important,
as it provides a way to provision new machines using Autopilot and OOBE,
with AAD registration, Intune enrollment, which can then deliver the
SCCM agent. With CMG in place, clients not even on the corporate network
can start getting SCCM policy and apps.
Thanks, that's what I was hoping to hear!
Our environment is still pretty traditional in a lot of ways, we don't really do BYOD or such yet. (Seems like supporting that would be a nightmare! A standardized environment makes everything sooo much easier.) As such, all new computers are ordered by IT, imaged and configured by IT, and only then issued to a user. The CMG doesn't seem like something that we would get much use out of at this point.