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I've been playing with a trial but some of these questions I just don't know because I don't have all the different devices to test with: 1. I know Windows intune integrated with ConfigMgr used to be pretty far feature wise, behind intune standalone. Is this still the case? 2. Is it possible with intune to have shared iOS devices (Users login to device with AD credentials and it configures for them. Once they log out the device is locked to a login screen)? 3. I don't suppose you can do Remote Control of iOS devices? 4. I can't seem to find any documentation on how VPP integrates with Intune, is that because it doesn't? Thanks in advance. This seems to be one of those products that changes so fast it's hard to know what features it has at any given time

Testing Standalone first. I finally figured out what I missed. For those interested, there are permissions that need to be configured on the domain for the Azure AD connector account. The required permissions are; - Replicating Directory Changes - Replicating Directory Changes All

Hey all, Recently I've started playing with Microsoft Intune in my lab. I'm trying to utilize the new Azure AD Connect with password hash sync to provide both AD sync and Single sign on. I signed up for the intune trial, bought my public domain name and verified it with a TXT record on intune, downloaded Azure AD connect and did a custom install where I specified that AD passwords should be synchronized and single sign on enabled. My users sync just fine and I can see them in the intune management, but when I go to activate a user, I get the email for a temporary password thus indicating SSO isn't working. Any ideas where I might have gone wrong?