Need help removing Co-management

Question

I started to add co-management to our development as a test but it was late at night and I was tired and I accidentally added it to production (yes, I know).

I didn't configure the Azure service when testing. I tried to remove the co-management, but the delete option is grayed out. I can delete the tenant, but I get a message saying one or more Azure services are associated. There is no option to delete the Azure service. When I start to configure the Azure service, the dialog says deploying the service for Cloud Management will enable Configuration Management (which I don't want to do but will if I have to).

It looks like what I have to do to remove the co-management is:

Configure the Azure service, then delete it
Delete the tenant
Delete the co-management

Is that correct?

Answer 1

Hi, @David Prater
Thank you for posting in Microsoft Q&A forum.
We should be able to remove the co-management details from SCCM console.
May we know what's the SCCM version are we using?
You may check if below article help to fix the grayed out issue:
https://www.anoopcnair.com/fix-co-management-settings-unexpectedly-grayed/
(Third-party link, just for your reference)

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Answer 2

Thanks for the reply. I'm using version 2103, console version 5.2102.1059.1800, site version 5.0.9049.1000.

I checked the link, but I didn't delete any settings from the co-management node, so I don't think that solution would apply to me.

I never did configure the Azure service. This is the way my service looks now:

There is no delete button at the top. When I right click on the item, nothing happens. I'm thinking I may have to configure the service to delete it.

If I configure the service, would it create a Cloud Management Gateway as well in addition to enabling Co-management?

Answer 3

if you go to \Administration\Overview\Cloud Services\Co-management, right click on co-management, don you see delete option? After you delete the co-management, cloud attach under azure services would be soft deleted after couple of days (AFAIK).

Thanks,
Eswar

Answer 4

I tried to do that, but the delete option is grayed out:

Answer 5

Hi, @David Prater
What's the permission and role of the user we are using?
The user should be an Azure AD user and has Configuration Manager Full Administrator with All scope rights.