Hi all
For a bit of practice on something I’ve never done/been exposed to before, I have set up a lab to try to simulate an on premises environment, which is to be migrated to Azure, utilising Intune and Autopilot for new/existing devices as appropriate. The VMs I have currently are:
1) Windows Server 2019 – Domain Controller
2) Windows Server 2019 – AD Connect Server, domain joined, configured with Express settings and connected to AAD
3) Windows 10 – Endpoint Machine 1, domain joined
4) Windows 10 – Endpoint Machine 2, domain joined
Both endpoint machines and the AD Connect Server are receiving test GPOs successfully, and AD Connect has synced and users/devices are visible in AAD.
I have logged in to the two endpoint machines using AD domain accounts for two different users, and have added their work/school accounts for them on each endpoint, resulting in each machine appearing in AAD as “Azure AD Registered”, along with the correct owner details.
I have tried to follow MS Docs guidance online, but am really struggling and got pretty confused; can someone talk me through the next steps required in order to configure the two endpoints (not the AD Connect or Domain Controller VMs) to be hybrid joined and manageable with Intune please?
I have tried this once before, by running the GPO to auto-join endpoints, but it ended up hybrid joining every device including the AD connect and domain controller VMs also, which both appeared in the device list, but with no owner information. Is this normal?
Thanks in advance!