MD-101 Co-management with Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager 3

Question 1

Which feature in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center provides device health insights such as startup performance and application reliability for co-managed devices?

Accepted Answer

Endpoint Analytics in Microsoft Endpoint Manager

Answer

Endpoint Analytics, available within the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center, provides insights into device startup times, application reliability, and overall user experience metrics.

Question 2

In the Configuration Manager console, where can administrators view the co-management enrollment status and workload assignments of devices?

Accepted Answer

Monitoring workspace > Co-management > Co-management Status dashboard

Answer

The Monitoring workspace in Configuration Manager contains a Co-management node where administrators can view enrollment status, workload settings, and error details for co-managed devices.

Question 3

Which built-in Windows tool generates the MDMDiagReport.xml file used for troubleshooting co-management and MDM enrollment issues?

Accepted Answer

MDMDiagnosticsTool.exe run with the -out parameter

Answer

MDMDiagnosticsTool.exe, run with the -out flag to specify an output folder, generates MDMDiagReport.xml along with supporting logs useful for diagnosing MDM enrollment and co-management issues.

Question 4

What is the primary business benefit of choosing co-management over immediately switching to a pure Intune-only deployment?

Accepted Answer

Organizations can gradually transition to cloud management while preserving existing Configuration Manager capabilities and workflows

Answer

Co-management's primary benefit is enabling a phased, low-risk transition from on-premises Configuration Manager to cloud-based Intune at an organization's own pace, without abandoning existing investments.

Question 5

A co-managed device shows 'MDM Enrolled: No' in Configuration Manager despite co-management being configured. What is the most likely root cause?

Accepted Answer

Automatic MDM enrollment is not properly configured in Azure AD or the relevant Group Policy, preventing silent enrollment

Answer

The most common reason existing Configuration Manager clients fail to enroll in Intune is that automatic MDM enrollment was not configured in Azure AD user scope settings or via Group Policy, so the silent enrollment never triggers.

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MD-101 Co-management with Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager 3