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Hello!
In my company we have a working Configuration Manager environment with a primary site. We are planning on cutting over to a new SCCM we built in another data center that has a new site name and basically is a standalone MECm instance We currently have two working SCCM environments. One supports majority of the devices in the company and the new one targeting only few dozens test machines. My question is regarding Azure integration and using the Co-Management.
Our current SCCM has co-management enabled with Azure services connected and some machines being piloted for InTune. All devices are synced into Azure with Azure AD Connect and hybrid azure ad joined.
Before I do a full cutover, can I enable Azure integration in my new SCCM environment? Meaning, can I create a new server app, client app, CMG and co-management? Will it break anything in the current configuration manager environment?
Regards
Jakub
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Since your Azure tenant is going to be same, use the existing app.
OK thanks. But can I use them both at the same time? Before I cut over? I'd like to have a working set of Azure configurations before I do the final cut over and disable the old site. Meaning I'd like to gradually move clients over to my new site. Say I have 5 offices and would like to set up my new SCCM with Azure, Co-Management, Cloud Management Gateway etc and move one office clients over to that site while still having 4 old offices working in the old SCCM. Is that possible while both SCCM having the same Azure server and client app in Azure?
Yes that is supported.
Since the new SCCM site is like a another primary site in your environment. Multiple primary site instances are supported.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/configmgr/comanage/overview
"Starting in Configuration Manager version 1806, you can connect multiple Configuration Manager instances to a single Intune tenant.
Enabling co-management itself doesn't require that you onboard your site with Azure AD."
thank you!