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awaaziz
Copper Contributor
Jun 15, 2020

Autopilot Hybrid Join

Hello,

I am exposed to a problem during the phase of joining to the active directory domain with Autopilot.

The domain connection profile is configured in intune, the device is correctly assigned to the Autopilot profile.

The client retrieves the network configuration in DHCP, I have two DNS, when I turn off the primary DNS the domain join fails even if the secondary DNS is turned on which is also a domain controller. When I turn on the primary and I turn off the secondary the join works.

Do you have any idea where the problem might be coming from?

There is no antivirus, no firewall.

 

Best Regards,

 

2 Replies

  • niklastinner's avatar
    niklastinner
    Brass Contributor
    Jun 17, 2020

    awaaziz Hello

    Are you sure it's a problem of dns? Have you got some more information to this?

    -But if it really is dns, the resolving can maybe not be done correctly by the secondary dns server but only the primary. This would lead to a misconfigured setting in your second dns.

     

    If you wan't to get more details to your scenario (Autopilot Hybrid-Join) this article may help you: https://stardestroyer.xyz/autopilot-white-glove-hybrid-azuread-join/

     

    Hope I could help, best regards

    • awaaziz's avatar
      awaaziz
      Copper Contributor
      Jun 17, 2020

      niklastinner 

      Hello,

      to explain, the first DNS configured in the DHCP is the DC in Azure and the second DNS is the DC On-Premise. The Second resolve the requests for my domain.

      So when a client take a DHCP configuration he take the two DNS. If i turn off the first DNS the autopilot Hybrid Azure don't work and i get error 0x80070774.

      I think that device in autopilot don't use DNS redirection natively