MD-102 · Question #81
Your company has a System Center Configuration Manager deployment that uses hybrid mobile device management (MDM). All Windows 10 devices are Active Directory domain-joined. You plan to migrate from…
The correct answer is B. Change the tenant MDM authority to Intune. C. Assign all users Intune licenses. After the Data Importer tool has moved configuration objects into Intune, two actions are required to complete the migration: (B) Change the tenant MDM authority from SCCM (hybrid) to Intune - this is the definitive switch that makes Intune the authoritative MDM service for the…
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Your company has a System Center Configuration Manager deployment that uses hybrid mobile device management (MDM). All Windows 10 devices are Active Directory domain-joined. You plan to migrate from hybrid MDM to Microsoft Intune standalone. You successfully run the Intune Data Importer tool. You need to complete the migration. Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
Options
- AIn Intune, add a device enrollment manager (DEM).
- BChange the tenant MDM authority to Intune.
- CAssign all users Intune licenses.
- DCreate a new Intune tenant.
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A16% (5)
- B77% (24)
- D6% (2)
Explanation
After the Data Importer tool has moved configuration objects into Intune, two actions are required to complete the migration: (B) Change the tenant MDM authority from SCCM (hybrid) to Intune - this is the definitive switch that makes Intune the authoritative MDM service for the tenant, and (C) Assign Intune licenses to all users - users must hold an Intune license to be managed under Intune standalone. Adding a DEM account (A) is for bulk enrollment of shared/kiosk devices and is not part of the migration process. Creating a new tenant (D) is unnecessary and would discard all existing work.
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