What's going on, guys?
It is Bernardo and today we are deploying Intune Connector.
Yes, for Active Directory.
So let's get right into that.
All right.
So log into your Microsoft 365 admin center
and on the left hand side, locate the endpoint manager
and click on that from here, we're going to locate devices,
and within devices, we're going to click on Windows.
Now, within Windows, we're going to click on Windows enrollment and
on the right hand side
underneath the Windows Autopilot deployment program,
we're going to locate Intune Connector for active directory, so click on that.
It's going to take you here.
Now we don't have anything. Well, I don't have anything
because I've never set it up, so let's set it up today.
So let's locate that button that says Add and click on it.
And on the right hand side, you're going to get a side menu
with two little options.
Read the first one, configure your account and server to connect to the on premise
Intune connector for Active Directory, which we are basically doing.
Click learn more for more information and two want to download this application.
So we're going to click on download the on premise Intune Connector
for Active Directory. Click on that.
And because I'm using Chrome it’s going to download it and put it
right there in the corner, so I'm going to click on that little arrow
and I'm going to click on show in folder and it's going to take me to my downloads
folder. All right, so I downloaded our EXE.
I'm going to take this EXE and I'm going to bring it over to my Active Directory,
and I placed it inside my downloads folder within my domain controller.
Now, before we do anything
with this program and double
click on it and go next, next, next, and then continue.
We need to configure our Active Directory.
So from the desktop within your domain controller,
we're going to click on starts, we're going to locate Active
Directory users and computers, so click on that, Let it load up.
And the first thing that we need to do is locate our computers OU.
Right click on it and click on delegate control.
Now it's going to give you the welcome to the Delegation of Control Wizard.
So click on next here, we're going to click on ADD.
We're going to click on object types and we're going to select computers
and then click okay, because we are going to add a computer in here.
The computer that we're going to add
is actually the name of your domain controller.
Mine is BJ-MDT I know, I know.
Just make sure you add your domain controller here and click
okay, then click next.
Now, the task to delegate, we're going to create
a custom task to delegate and click next here.
And we want to do only the following objects in the folder.
We're going to select computer objects, and we're going
to definitely select create selected objects in this folder
as well as delete selected objects in this folder.
And then click next here.
Now for permissions, we are going to do property specific
and we're going to give it creation
deletion of a specific child object and then finally give it full control
and then click next there and then click finish done.
Now head back inside that downloads folder, right click on that EXE file
run it as an administrator and you're going to get this.
So check off I agree to license and terms and conditions and then click install.
It's going to start installing the Intune connector for Active Directory
and then once you're done, you're going to get this.
Now if you click on configure now you're going to get prompted
for DOT net framework.
Now for me, this is what I got.
I didn't have the latest and greatest
dot net framework within my domain controller.
If you do click Yes is going to download the latest one, which is 4.8.
But my server did not support 4.8, so I actually had to get 4.7.
So what I did was basically click No here.
I went to this website to download the DOT net framework
and I located the version that I wanted, which was 4.7.2.
That's the one that we want locate download dot net framework 4.7.2.
Click on that.
It's going to start downloading the EXE file for me.
I'm going to click on that little arrow show in folder.
It's going to take me directly to the downloads folder.
So from here we're going to right click on it.
Running as an administrator, I'm definitely going to check.
I have read and accepted license in terms.
I don’t think anyone actually read that, do you read it... hmm.
Click on install.
it's going to start downloading, installing and once
everything is done, bam, Once
you click on finish, it's going to want you to restart.
So just restart the machine.
Once it's restarted, log back into your domain controller
and then from here click on Start and locate the new recently
added application, which was your Intune Connector for Active Directory.
So click on it.
Super simple how this thing works.
It gives you this.
You got to make sure that the account that you are going to sign in has global
admin or Intune service administrator, ah you know permissions.
So click on. Sign in,
sign in.
Once you sign in into your password, you're going to get this.
I basically say no here.
I do not want the Internet explorer to remember my password.
No, no, no.
Click no here because I have MFA on my account.
I have to approve it within my app.
So I approved it.
I got this.
You able to hit yes or no? I click yes.
And once you click yes, the Intune connector
for Active Directory successfully enrolled and click okay.
Boom, that's it, awesome.
Now, if you go back inside your Microsoft
Intune admin center, inside the Intune Connector
for Active Directory, you're probably clicking refresh like a madman.
This process takes a while.
It took literally maybe 20 to 30 minutes for the Active Directory to show up,
but once it shows up, it shows up here, status is active
and then you're good to go.
So hopefully guys enjoy this video and I catch you guys on the next one.
Peace out.