Dear IT pros,
As you knew it, starting with Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager - MCM version 1906 (SCCM version 1906) you could enable co-management for Endpoint Manager -MEM (Intune) devices in the Azure Public Cloud, Azure US Government Cloud.
The co-management period could last as long as you wish.
Also, you could enable autoenrollment devices into MEM using your CM (SCCM) console.
Planning for Co-management using Endpoint Manager Admin Center:
3. Configure Cloud attach
4. Configure Upload in Co-Management for the parent collection “All Co-Management devices”
In each parent and child collections, configuring them to be used for MEM policy assignments:
Now on, you could assign MEM Apps to the CM Collection Groups as wish.
The Result:
From the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center, you can review the status of your Configuration Manager connector.
> Tenant administration
> Connectors and tokens.
> Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager.
> Select a Configuration Manager hierarchy (running version 2006, or later) to display additional information about it.
> from the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center
> double click on the synchronized clients.
> Choose one of the following actions: Sync Machine Policy, Sync User Policy, App Evaluation Cycle
Troubleshooting:
Error: “This collection cannot be made available to assign policies from Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center.”
Solution: I would like to thank mindcore.dk for the below solution
Also, make sure the Child Collection property configured with correct limiting collection as shown in the following example:
If you could not correct it with the right collection, you may have to create new collection and delete the old one.
more troubleshooting tips from Microsoft site.
Preview Feature:
> From a Configuration Manager console connected to your top-level site, right-click on a device collection that you synchronize to Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center and select Properties.
> On the Cloud Sync tab, enable the option to Make this collection available to assign Endpoint security policies from Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center:
You can't select this option if your Configuration Manager hierarchy isn't tenant attached. The collections available for this option are limited by the collection scope selected for tenant attach upload, in our case, the attached collection name is "Pilot CoManagement" and its included Collection Members.
For Application in MEM Admin Center, Administrators can now do the following actions for CM clients:
- Uninstall an application
- Repair installation of an application
- Re-evaluate the application installation status
- Reinstall an application has replaced Retry installation
Prerequisites for applications assignment:
- CM Client version 2010.2 or later
- To uninstall an application: The application must have at least one deployment type
with the uninstall command defined.
- Required deployments of the application can't be uninstall on the related device.
- To repair an application, The application must have at least one deployment type
To Uninstall, repair, or re-evaluate an application
Known issues with apps in Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center
In this technical preview (CM2010.2), if you see an error notification when you install, uninstall, reevaluate, or repair an app, use the following workaround. Open SQL Server Management Studio, select the primary site database, and run the following SQL script:
DECLARE @view nvarchar(max) = OBJECT_DEFINITION(OBJECT_ID('[dbo].[vSMS_CombinedDeviceResources]'));
IF (@view IS NULL) print 'Object not found, select primary site database and re-run script'
ELSE BEGIN
SET @view = REPLACE(REPLACE(@view, 'ck.ApprovalStatus as IsApproved', '(CASE WHEN ck.ApprovalStatus = 2 OR ck.ApprovalStatus = 3 THEN 1 ELSE ck.ApprovalStatus END) as IsApproved'), 'CREATE VIEW', 'ALTER VIEW')
EXEC sp_executesql @view
END
I hope the information is useful.
Until next time!
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