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Hello experts!
I am doubtful of the reason behind the multiple entries of the same devices in Intune. Can you please point out the reason behind this?
Thanks!
Nidhi Priya.
Attempted re-enrollment multiple times?
I don't know exactly what happened! That's why I am asking about the reason behind multiple entries of the devices.
@Nidhi Priya Thanks for posting in our Q&A.
For this issue, it seems that you enrolled the device multiple times. Please delete all the records of the same device in intune portal and Azure AD portal. Then enroll this device again and check if there are multiple entries of a same device.
If there is anything update, feel free to let us know.
Thanks for responding @Lu Dai-MSFT ,
I have 2 more questions:
I need to know this as we have a production environment and there will be large no. of devices getting enrolled, deleting them one by one might be a hectic process.
Thanks!
@Nidhi Priya In intune portal, you can click on the target device record and click on "Delete".
In Azure ad portal, you can select the target device record and click on "Delete".
No, there is no such setting that can make it as you said. Generally, if you don't use different Azure AD accounts to sign in company portal app on a same device, it will not trigger the device enrollment again. And there are no multiple entries of a same device.
@Nidhi Priya You're welcome. I'm glad it is helpful. If you have any problem in the future, welcome to post in our Q&A.
Thanks and have a nice day. : )