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Hi SCCM Expert, I would like to understand how co-management works in a multi-tenant scenario. Currently, my SCCM environment manages devices from two different domains: abc.com → Integrated with ABC Intune Tenant xyz.com → Integrated with XYZ Intune Tenant To enable co-management, we configured the Cloud Attach/Co-Management settings in SCCM using a Global Administrator account from the abc.com tenant. We then created a pilot collection and added devices from both abc.com and xyz.com domains. My questions are: Since co-management was configured using credentials from the abc.com tenant, how can devices belonging to the xyz.com tenant successfully become co-managed and receive Intune workloads from their respective tenant? During the co-management enrollment process, what determines which Intune tenant a device enrolls into? Is the SCCM co-management configuration tied to the tenant used during setup, or does the device use its own Azure AD/Entra ID registration information to identify the target tenant? What is the actual trigger point for the transition from SCCM management to co-management/Intune enrollment? If devices from multiple tenants exist in the same SCCM hierarchy, how does SCCM ensure that each device is enrolled into the correct Intune tenant? Could you please help clarify the architecture and enrollment flow in this scenario?238Views0likes3CommentsQuick Start non appare su iPhone gestito da ABM
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Now that v1710 has released, I'm experimenting with Co-management, trying to enroll a test client for it. I went through the wizard in SCCM to configure co-management, setting Automatic enrollment in Intune to Pilot, and selecting a device collection which includes my test computer as the pilot group. In AzureAD I set the MDM User Scope setting to SOME, and selected a security group containing my user account. I've updated the SCCM client on the test computer, and am looking for some sign that it has been enrolled in Intune, but I'm not finding it. In the "Access work or school" settings on the computer, it still just shows connected to our AD domain. (Not sure if that would change...) In our intune console, I don't see that this computer has been added as an enrolled device. If I search in intune under AzureAD devices, I do find this computer listed there, but the Owner and MDM attributes are set to none. Is there something I'm missing when setting this up? At what point should the device be enrolled in intune? How can I verify that it has been enrolled?Solved5.2KViews0likes2Comments