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4 TopicsAzure Virtual Desktop and Azure AD Join with Enroll VM in Intune - possible pitfall!
Dear Azure Virtual Desktop friends, If you want to set up Azure Virtual Desktop infrastructure in Azure and you have chosen Azure AD Join and with Enroll VM with Intune, you may get the following error message: -------------------- [{"code":"VMExtensionProvisioningError","message":"VM has reported a failure when processing extension 'AADLoginForWindows'. Error message: \"AAD Join failed with status code: -2145648509. AzureSecureVMJoinOperation: DeviceEnroller::AzureSecureVMEnroll failed 0x801c0083.\"\r\n\r\nMore information on troubleshooting is available at https://aka.ms/vmextensionwindowstroubleshoot "}]} -------------------- This could possibly be because you have reached the limit for adding devices to Intune. You can find this information in the Intune Admincenter and increase the value. Either edit the default settings or set up a new Restriction policy. I realize it's not super, great, extra news, but I ran into these limitations during a deployment and the hints weren't necessarily obvious. Thank you for taking the time to read the article. Best regards, Tom Wechsler P.S. All scripts (#PowerShell, Azure CLI, #Terraform, #ARM) that I use can be found on github! https://github.com/tomwechsler7.6KViews2likes2CommentsWVD Hosts and Personal Enrollment
Hi Folks, We have a real estate of desktops natively joined to azure AD. AutoPilot, MDM managed. We also have windows virtual desktop pools with some legacy published apps, one of which requires outlook to send emails. However i believe that running through the outlook profile is prompting the user to enroll the WVD host to intune and is then publishing applications to my WVD hosts and breaking the Shared Licensing for remote desktop because another version of office is being installed over the time. I appreciate i can block personal enrollment, but is there a more graceful way to block this happening on my WVD hosts. Its very annoying. Thanks RichardSolved1.5KViews0likes2CommentsHybrid Join for AVD Hostpool (Pooled)
Hi guys we are new to the topic AVD and are starting with configuring our first Hostpool in Azure. We would like to have a pooled Hostpool with Windows 11 Multi-Session. The users are synced from a On-Prem AD to Entra ID. The personas are pretty simple and just use M365 Apps, FSLogix and 2 Business Apps. I saw in a nice presentation from Marcel Meurer approx. 1 Year ago that having the AVD Sessionhosts in Intune when pooled is not a good idea. We know from Intune that doing a Hybrid-Join for Notebooks isn't a good idea and gives a lot more complexity. What is best practise for AVD in our case? Should we configure Hybrid-Join without having a DC in Azure or is it required to have one also in Azure to be able to configure GPO's or how do you managed the session host's? Configuring a AADDS does give me also more complexity in this case, right? Thanks for your feedback. MarcSolved1.3KViews0likes2CommentsAbility to enrol Win 10 Enterprise multisession to Intune?
Hi all, We've got an AVD Win 10 Enterprise Multisession machine that's joined to Azure AD but we want enrolled to Intune/Endpoint manager. I can't figure out how we can do this on this OS. Any help appreciated - thanks!1.1KViews0likes1Comment