With this final part of the series we will go in-depth in how the common hybrid setups look like and how we go about moving into the next step of being able to manage and build devices without SCCM. Many organisations cannot just simply up and go from on-premise into the cloud therefore the checkpoint here is of course getting into hybrid solutions such as Co-Management Between Intune and SCCM Hybrid AD with Azure AD and On-Premise AD syncing together These things can play a very interesting part in how you would tackle this if you envisage the next step in the blueprint is to be in a position in which you can build and manage endpoints soley within Intune. But we know this isn't realistic in all cases. In a perfect world ideally you would have your Azure Active Directory within the cloud, every machine meets the recommended requirements for Windows 10, everything is imported into Intune/Autopilot and everyone is happy. Just after the start of the Covid-19 lockdown, we were made aware of PKI supplied certificates having an expiry date that was shorter than expected. Whilst we did this, there is another scenario which we have not touched on yet, which is the hybrid scenarios. We are using System Center Current Branch (currently on 1910), with AD integrated PKI and a recently introduced SCCM Cloud Management Gateway. All the parts of the series we went into great detail about how we analyse an end to end solution and how we would design a solution in which would allow us to build endpoints without SCCM being a dependency.
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