What is the purpose of co-management between Microsoft Intune and Configuration Manager?

To replace Configuration Manager entirely with Intune for all device management

To provide a single console for managing both Azure resources and on-premises servers

To enable automatic enrollment of all devices into Microsoft Entra ID

To allow organizations to manage Windows devices using both cloud and on-premises management tools simultaneously

A company wants to manage a fleet of Windows 11 devices and ensure they are compliant with security policies. They also want to gain insights into device performance and user experience. They are considering using Microsoft Intune and Endpoint Analytics. What should they do?

Enroll devices in Intune and enable Endpoint Analytics.

Use Endpoint Analytics alone to manage devices.

Use Windows 365 to manage devices.

Use Configuration Manager alone for both management and analytics.

A large enterprise currently uses Microsoft Configuration Manager to manage 10,000 Windows 10 devices. They want to move to a cloud-based management model but have a regulatory requirement to keep all device configuration data within their on-premises network. They also want to use Intune for conditional access compliance checks. Which approach best meets these conflicting requirements?

Use Windows Autopilot to re-provision all devices and manage them solely with Intune

Implement co-management and move only the compliance workload to Intune, leaving device configuration in Configuration Manager

Use Windows 365 Cloud PCs for all users

Migrate all devices to Intune and disable Configuration Manager

A company is deploying Windows 11 to 1,000 devices. They want to use Windows Autopilot to provision devices, but they also need to ensure that Microsoft 365 Apps are installed with the correct update channel. They have a mix of users who need the latest features and others who need stability. They want to minimize manual intervention. What should they do?

Use Autopilot and manually install Microsoft 365 Apps after provisioning.

Use Autopilot with Intune policies to assign Microsoft 365 Apps with different update channels based on user groups.

Use a gold image with Microsoft 365 Apps pre-installed and a single update channel.

Use Configuration Manager to deploy Microsoft 365 Apps after Autopilot.

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16foundation · easy
What is the purpose of co-management between Microsoft Intune and Configuration Manager?
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17application · medium
A company wants to manage a fleet of Windows 11 devices and ensure they are compliant with security policies. They also want to gain insights into device performance and user experience. They are considering using Microsoft Intune and Endpoint Analytics. What should they do?
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18expert · hard
A large enterprise currently uses Microsoft Configuration Manager to manage 10,000 Windows 10 devices. They want to move to a cloud-based management model but have a regulatory requirement to keep all device configuration data within their on-premises network. They also want to use Intune for conditional access compliance checks. Which approach best meets these conflicting requirements?
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A company is deploying Windows 11 to 1,000 devices. They want to use Windows Autopilot to provision devices, but they also need to ensure that Microsoft 365 Apps are installed with the correct update channel. They have a mix of users who need the latest features and others who need stability. They want to minimize manual intervention. What should they do?
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20foundation · easy
Which Microsoft 365 Apps update channel is best for organizations that need a predictable update schedule with fewer feature changes?
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What is the purpose of co-management between Microsoft Intune and Configuration Manager?

A company wants to manage a fleet of Windows 11 devices and ensure they are compliant with security policies. They also want to gain insights into device performance and user experience. They are considering using Microsoft Intune and Endpoint Analytics. What should they do?

Which Microsoft 365 Apps update channel is best for organizations that need a predictable update schedule with fewer feature changes?

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