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If I were to install the three Intune connectors on three separate servers within a domain.
Will Intune label the first Intune connector that is installed as the primary connector and the rest as secondary or it doesn't have primary and secondary, it's just when a device is on autopilot, it connects to the any of the three connector it gets first?
Any insight on this is much appreciated.
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It doesn't label them as primary or secondary, I think it will connect to any of them. Here is an example of two connectors:
Thank you. Okay, but will Intune make one of the connectors as a primary connector always even there is no label?
It’s not documented, but I believe its just random on which connector processes the request.
Thank you @Nick Hogarth
@Nick Hogarth Thanks for your explain. It is helpful for anyone who has the similar confusion about Intune connectors.
Thanks again for your kindness.