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sccm or intune-only for a few hundred laptops? we're halfway through moving workloads

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  1. Nell Dubois
    @nell.dubois

    ok so question for endpoint ppl: were halfway through moving workloads with a few hundred laptops. Co-management works, but were running two systems. Is that a stable long-term state, or should we commit to one??

    Some people on the team are very attached to ConfigMgr cuz they know it inside out, while the newer members only know Intune. Id love some neutral, experience-based input to help us decide without turning it into a turf war. What made the difference for u?

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  2. Zoe Kim
    @zkim_25

    been there man moving workloads one at a time with pilot collections works well: compliance policies first, then Windows Update policies, then endpoint protection, device configuration, and apps last.

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  3. Noah Zhang
    @subnet_builder558
    in reply to @zkim_25

    ok update: did what @nell.dubois said and its fine now. pro tip: write down what u change 馃憤 i didnt and had to redo endpoint-strategy from scratch

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  5. Noah Zhang
    @subnet_builder558

    honestly just reset the power plan and save yourself the pain

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  7. Soren Olsen
    @proxygremlin

    oof before turning off ConfigMgr, list what it does today: apps, scripts, baselines, inventory queries, reports. map each one to an Intune equivalent or an accepted gap. that list usually answers the question.

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  8. Soren Olsen
    @proxygremlin
    in reply to @proxygremlin

    oof remote devices are where Intune shiens: no VPN or cloud management gateway needed for policy and app delivery. if most of a few hundred VMs rarely sees the corporate network, that alone is a strong argument. lmk how it goes

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  9. Noah Zhang
    @subnet_builder558

    yeahhh co-management is a supported long-term state, not just a migration step, many shops keep ConfigMgr for servers, OS deployment and complex apps while Intune handles compliance, policies and updates for clietns.

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  10. Ines Mori
    @inesm822

    Id argue Intune-only is realistic sooner than ppl think, especially if hardware refreshes go through Autopilot anyway.

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  13. Nell Dubois
    @nell.dubois
    in reply to @subnet_builder558

    @subnet_builder558 omg finally decided on Autopilot for new devices and ConfigMgr for servers. thakns for the clear-eyed advice. seriously made my day 馃槶馃檹

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