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MicrosoftHi there! Yes, you can definitely leverage Azure Virtual Desktop with Intune! The documentation can be found here Using Azure Virtual Desktop single-session with Microsoft Intune | Microsoft Learn, which walks through how to configure the desktops to get enrolled into Intune. There are some pre-requisites, namely Windows 10 Enterprise v1809 or newer, or Windows 11, and are personal remote desktops. Check out the full article for more details. The article cross-references Microsoft Entra joined session hosts in Azure Virtual Desktop | Microsoft Learn which will walk through some additional details on "how to." I hope this helps!
- EricMoe
Check out Azure Private Link with Azure Virtual Desktop - Azure | Microsoft Learn, which provides a mechanism to privately connect to remote resources. There are some caveats in the article, but definitely take a look as this may be able to assist here.
- Great, thank you.
- Christian_Montoya
SmileyvilleRocks - The other thing to add is that in the same Azure Virtual Desktop documentation, you'll see that you can also create Windows 10/11 Enterprise multi-session VMs and enroll into Intune, if that is a way you want to keep costs lower for your consultants.
If deploying resources in Azure is something that your organization is doing only for these consultant scenarios or doesn't want to support for the consultant scenarios, you can also try out Windows 365, which handles the Intune enrollment as part of the automated provisioning.
