u/TryHardKenichi

Let me start off by saying that I am new to Intune and all its glory. I am trying to configure some Hyper-v VMs to auto enroll into Intune, and I'm hitting a roadblock, most definitely caused by my inexperience.

I currently have a trial Azure subscription as well as a trial to Intune Suite. Do I need to have the Entra ID P2 subscription as well?

I also have ConfigMgr set up with Cloud Attach configured and my devices show up in Intune. Oh, I should mention that Entra Connect Sync is configured for hybrid and joined devices, and all of my VMs are domain joined.

I'm sure I'm leaving important information out, so if you require something else, please let me know.

Any guidance is appreciated.

Edit: I figured it out. Long story short, the MDM authority was not set to Intune and once I changed that I was able to enroll the device into Intune. Thanks to all who replied.

Let me start off by saying that I am completely new to the Configuration Manager environment, and I'm not sure what steps I should take to troubleshoot further.

I am trying to deploy Windows Server 2025 and Windows 11 Enterprise—both evaluation versions, if that matters—and the VMs keep rebooting when Windows PE loads. The VMs are getting IP addresses from my DHCP server, and are able to contact the server hosting Configuration Manager.

I used the Configuration Manager trace log to view the smsts.log file and I'm seeing a couple of errors: failed to request for client, synctimewithmp failed, failed to get time information from MP, and failed to select MP. I've googled a bunch and have only found unresolved issues.

I've also added a new boot image straight from the windows adk folder, and confirmed that the certificate wasn't expired. I'm really not sure of where to go from here and could really use the help of people that are smarter and have more experience than I.

Thanks.

Edit: I've got good news and bad news. The good news is I've gotten past the Windows PE loading screen. To make a long story short, it was a DNS issue. I had to create a DNS record for the configuration manager server in Pi-hole, and I was able to get to the point where I can choose a task sequence.

Here comes the bad news: once I select the task sequence, I get an error that it cannot be run because the program files cannot be located on a distribution point. I have to troubleshoot this further, but at least I got past the initial hurdle. Thanks to those who replied.

This book was recommended to me by Amazon, and I wanted to know if it was any good. Additionally, the book was published in 2024, but do you think Intune has changed that much that the book won't be relevant anymore?