How to Deploy SCCM Client via Intune Co-Management

Let’s discuss How to Deploy SCCM Client via Intune Co-Management. We can install the SCCM client using Intune in a co-management scenario.

You can create a Mobile app in Intune with the latest SCCM client package and deploy the app to Windows 10 devices that you want to co-manage. This post will cover the SCCM Client via Intune.

Update: From SCCM 1810 onwards, SCCM client installation from the internet via CMG is made easy. The SCCM site publishes additional Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) information to the cloud management gateway (CMG).

With SCCM 1810 onwards, the only two required ccmsetup properties are CCMHOSTNAME and SMSSiteCode. Microsoft documentation provides more details.

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Video Tutorial How to Deploy SCCM Client via Intune Co-Management

In this video, you will learn How to Deploy the SCCM Client from Intune Co-Management.

Prerequisites to SCCM Client via Intune?

This post explains installing the SCCM client via Intune in a co-management scenario. I have documented the Co-management prerequisites, and I recommend reading the post.

• The logged-on user must be an Azure AD identity.
• If the user has a federated or synchronized identity (using AAD Sync)), you must use SCCM and Azure AD user discovery.
• Enable ASP.NET 4.5 on this server for the management point site system role. When enabling ASP.NET 4.5, you should also include any other automatically selected options.
• Cloud Management Gateway (CMG) to deploy Internet-based clients. On-premises clients who authenticate with Azure AD don’t need a CMG.

• All in One – How to Setup Co-Management Eight(8) Video Tutorials

How to Configure Client Settings for Co-Managed Devices?

Setting the SCCM client policies for co-managed Windows 10 devices is important. You must configure the following SCCM client settings in the Cloud Service