Azure AD unmanaged devices question?

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AlteredAdmin-7296 asked Mar 13, '22 vipulsparsh-MSFT answered Mar 15, '22

Azure AD unmanaged devices question?

We are doing/planning a tenant Migration, and in the old tenant, there are unmanaged devices, what Should be done with those? We know its from students downloading and signing into office products and connecting their email in outlook, and phones. Again they are not managed, No Intune they are just objects in azure AD.

We know they may have to sign back in once they are moved over to the tenant. But Should the devices in the OLD tenant be removed before the migration is complete?

If they are deleted or disabled does that user get a message? I can find the answer if it was managed but in this case they are not.

Thoughts?

azure-ad-tenant azure-ad-device-management

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Answer 1 · 2022-03-15T05:35:01.093Z

vipulsparsh-MSFT answered Mar 15, '22

@AlteredAdmin Devices with unmanaged state should be cleaned up. Although if they are just Azure AD registered, they are not used in any kind of Device Authentication conditional access.
Users can do a Azure AD registration again the next time they login, It will be asked by service.

Normally this helps in having SSO with the other services which are accessed by same device, if you remove the entry, the service can just ask the users again for registration without any functionality losses.

Read more here : https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/devices/faq

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