MS-102 · Question #461
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The correct answer is B. No. No, simply adding a device to the domain and installing the Configuration Manager client is insufficient for co-management; the device must also be enrolled in Intune and explicitly targeted by co-management settings.
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- AYes
- BNo
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(53 responses)- A32% (17)
- B68% (36)
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No, simply adding a device to the domain and installing the Configuration Manager client is insufficient for co-management; the device must also be enrolled in Intune and explicitly targeted by co-management settings.
Simply adding a device to the domain and installing the Configuration Manager client does not automatically enable co-management; devices must also be enrolled in Intune and targeted by co-management policies.
Co-management requires devices to be joined to Azure AD (either Hybrid Azure AD Join or Azure AD Join) and enrolled in Microsoft Intune, in addition to having the Configuration Manager client installed. Merely installing the client on a domain-joined device does not automatically trigger Intune enrollment or co-management without further configuration, especially when only pilot co-management is configured.
Concept tested: Co-management prerequisites and setup
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/configmgr/comanage/overview
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