Cloud connecting with co-management
Co-management adds new functionality to your existing Configuration Manager deployment, without changing how you already work. When you enable co-management, you immediately begin benefitting from the cloud. You can apply that value to your existing management infrastructure and processes.
In this co-management quickstart series, see how you can quickly drive new management value. Co-management is built to create features and tools you can use right now.
In the following video, Microsoft corporate vice president Brad Anderson introduces this co-management series:
Immediate value | Getting started |
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- Conditional access - Remote actions from Intune - Client health - Hybrid Microsoft Entra ID - Windows Autopilot |
- Paths to co-management - Set up hybrid Microsoft Entra ID - Upgrade Windows - Get help from FastTrack |
Immediate value
Getting started
If you want to enable co-management, start here to unblock the technical concerns you may have.
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Paths to co-management | There are two primary ways for you to set up co-management, and it's important to understand the prerequisites for each path. Each path requires some combination of Microsoft Entra ID, ConfigMgr, Intune, and Windows client. | Learn more about paths to co-management. |
Set up hybrid Microsoft Entra ID | If your environment currently has domain-joined Windows 10 or later devices, set up hybrid Microsoft Entra ID before you can enable co-management. | ![]() |
Upgrade Windows | A supported version of Windows 10 or later is required for co-management. | ![]() |
Get help from FastTrack | The FastTrack organization is a large group of Microsoft engineers who specialize in helping all types of organizations deploy Microsoft 365 apps, including setting up co-management. | ![]() |