SCCM with Intune

Question

HI All,

I have SCCM CB 2006 installed and i am managing almost 600 machines. Now we wud like to move on to Intune as a co-management.

Our infra is mixed with internet and intranet end user machines. I need an advice on

• Is that SCCM integrated with Intune will serve the content to internet machines provided the workload in SCCM is moved to Intune (Like Update Policies, Software deployment etc...)
• Or Is that i need to setup cloud management gateway with SCCM & Intune for serving internet clients

Please suggest

Answer 1

Hi @karthik palani ,

If your internet end-user machines still on Internet, you can manage them separately using Intune, easy to deploy.

Co-management will gives you the possibility to co-manage the device using two platform, Configuration Manager when the device is connected internally and Intune externally (Internet), there is some workloads to be configured.

CMG or Cloud Management Gateway has nothing with Intune, It's like a gateway between your ConfigMgr infrastructure and your internet devices, if you are planning to push content (other than software updates) to Internet users, you have to setup a Cloud Distribution Point too.

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Answer 2

It is still recommended to deploy the CMG for Internet based clients even if you do use Co-management and move workloads to Intune.

Answer 3

@karthik palani , For your questions, here are my answers for the reference:

Q1: Is that SCCM integrated with Intune will serve the content to internet machines provided the workload in SCCM is moved to Intune (Like Update Policies, Software deployment etc...)
A1: When we switch windows update policies to Intune, Windows Update for Business policies can be used to manage the windows update. For Office 365 Updates and 3rd party updates, they are still managed by Office 365. We can see more details in the following link:
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/core-infrastructure-and-security/co-management-of-windows-updates-workloads/ba-p/922378

For client app workload, after we transition this workload, any available apps deployed from Intune are available in the Company Portal. Apps that you deploy from Configuration Manager are available in Software Center. we can see more details in the following link:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/configmgr/comanage/workloads#client-apps

Q2: Or Is that i need to setup cloud management gateway with SCCM & Intune for serving internet clients
A2: If there's 3rd party updates in our environment, for internet facing devices you need to additionally deploy them to CMG/Cloud-DP/Internet facing DP. Because these updates are not available via Microsoft Updates.

Hope it can help.

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Answer 4

One other point here is that co-management is not in any way integration of ConfigMgr and Intune. Co-management enables the coordinated management of a client system by both Intune and ConfigMgr. There is no integration. Intune knows nothing of ConfigMgr and ConfigMgr knows nothing about Intune -- the ConfigMgr agent simply coordinates whether MDM policies delivered from Intune are honored or not.

Answer 5

Thanks all for the reply

Most of the end user are connected via internet and they have sccm agent as well.

While they are in internet, still if i enable co management in On prem SCCM. Will the policy or comanagement settings gets applied

Or shd the user need to be connected in internal network. Please clarify