Jul 13 2022 01:26 PM
Do we need Intune Azure Connector installed if we already have an Azure AD connector? This is for Hybrid environment?
Jul 13 2022 01:48 PM - edited Jul 13 2022 03:04 PM
SolutionThat's for joining devices to your Active Directory and Azure AD. Azure AD Connect is for synchronizing users/groups to Azure AD.
Description of the Intune Connector:
"The Intune Connector for your Active Directory creates autopilot-enrolled computers in the on-premises Active Directory domain. The computer that hosts the Intune Connector must have the rights to create the computer objects within the domain."
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/autopilot/windows-autopilot-hybrid
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Jul 13 2022 02:59 PM
So, we have to install this by clicking on Add and this needs to be done on the WIN2016 server?
Jul 13 2022 02:59 PM - edited Jul 13 2022 03:01 PM
Ok :) Azure AD Connect syncs users, groups and devices from Active Directory to Azure AD. It can also sync devices from Azure AD back to Active Directory and even groups now. But... That's just that, has nothing to do with Intune. The Intune connector is only for autopilot enrolling devices and joining them to Active Directory and Azure AD aduring that proces. Normally the device would only join Azure AD during autopilot deployment.
Again, you only need to install and use the Intune connector when you want to join a new device during autopilot to both Azure AD and Active Directory. (It's a connector and not a sync tool)
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Jul 13 2022 03:04 PM - edited Jul 13 2022 03:04 PM
So, if they are not Hybrid Joined and we have onPrem GPOs etc... that needs to be applied to these devices, will those be applied to those devices?
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