Difference between Azure AD registered vs Azure AD Joined vs Hybrid Azure AD joined

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[@arpochatterjee]

The way you have explained facts over here are the best way I have ever seen in any othr videos . Please do upload videos on how can we troubleshoot by checking device diagnostic logs , HAR FILES , . Inthis video the concept of azure ad registered joined and hybrid are explained the best way

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[@lynnecromack4933]

Just to be clear - BYOD devices dont need to be AAD regsistered, if user is using web access and email discovery?

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[@Rahul_Yengde]

Best explanation -after watching other videos from others

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[@asifahsanullah]

Thank you for explaining the differences. I have a device that has evolved to being a windows 11 pro and thus has a local (legacy) account as well as is joined (mdm, has a briefcase icon) tied to my business as well as have the windows icon for multiple other client azure ad registered account. As for dsregcmd status it shows under Device Status
AzureAdJoined: NO
EnterpriseJoined: NO
DomainJoined: NO
Virtual Desktop: NO
Device Name: xxxxxx
I do not see any tenant info….
Thoughts please?

[@vjayasekharnaidu]

Good explained :)
is that enrollment and Join , both are same?

[@ManishBangia]

Thank you. Enrollment is different from Join. Azure AD Join is a one step closure to reaching the enrolling of device.

[@arpochatterjee]

Very good question . Manish Sir if you can please elaborate on this please

[@ManishBangia]

Azure Ad Join is related to users / device joined and reporting to Azure which provides features such as implementing security and compliance policies, monitoring user activity etc.
while enrolling device to Intune means taking complete control of device by targeting apps, updates etc, u can also restart, wipe the device as you are in full controll of the device. Enrolling the device requires additional intune license while Azure Ad Join does not require license.

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Very nicely explained

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[@rockgport]

Sir awesome can you please make video on patch management report which is must looked for World. Wide report thru intune and same. Report we used to have in sccm

[@AbhishekSanap-dm1ez]

my company laptop is azure ad join but it is still showing windows icon.

[@rishabbanerjee5152]

Is there a way to do AADJ using powershell commands?

[@ManishBangia]

There is no direct powershell command to do task. You might have to create a script to provision the device joining AAD.

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Sir requesting you to create a video for mac management through Azure AD + intune

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[@ManishBangia]

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Good Explanation

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[@abdulhaquemohammed6478]

Hi Manish, nice explanation but how can one access corporate data/Email using personal email IDs like hotmail or gmail etc as in the case of AAD registered. Please shed some light. Thanks!

[@ManishBangia]

You can continue logging on to your Windows device or mobile phone with your current personal ID's. But you can also configure Outlook using your corporate ID, if it is enable from backend. you will be able to configure it using Email client app which automatically registers your device in Azure.

[@abhijeetnegi9111]

Your first video i found : subscribed after this explanation.
But please tell me this: I am watching this on my Office Device.
The Azure AD logo : it is showing as Windows (That means it is Azure AD Registered )
But when i ran the command dsregcmd : It says, my device is Azure AD Joined.
Confusing.
Please share your inputs.
Thank you,
Abhijeet

[@ManishBangia]

When you click on windows /briefcase icon info. What information you see? Specifically related to "Managed by"

[@abhijeetnegi9111]

Thank you taking note of it so quick. Yes, so it says : managed by Name of the company i am working for, and this is company laptop. But since the Icon is windows, so that confused me . @@ManishBangia

[@ManishBangia]

If it is showing Managed by "your company name", it is an indication of device managed via Intune,
I believe your environment is just cloud only ? (devices joined to Microsoft Entra ID only with no domain joined scenario).
If that's the case, the windows icon will be shown even if it is registered and enrolled to Intune. "Managed By" information is a good way to verify the enrollment status in an easy manner.

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Nicely explained

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[@DhanrajBarman]

simplest explanation ever !

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[@SaketSaurabh-f3p]

Not only windows device, an Android mobile can also be Azure AD registered,

[@ManishBangia]

That is correct. All devices whether Windows, Android, Apple iOS can be used as Azure AD registered device to access company resources.

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