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Since a few weeks we have Microsoft 365 E3 licenses.
To make it possible to activate the windows10 Enterprise license on our pc's , we must setup a sync between our local AD and Azure AD.
I did the configuration ( with ADCONNECT ), sync both users and device from local AD to azure AD
Everything is working fine, and the license is activated on my Windows 10 PC (Windows 10 Enterprise subscription is active, Windows is activated.
Problem that i have, on my local AD , there are group policy's who prevent that devices can run windows update, because i do the updates via System Center.
When i run RSOP on my pc , i still can see that the local group policy's are in place.
Despite of that, when i run 'check for updates' on the pc's, the updates are coming in, any idea wher my local group policy is overrruled?
I only have this problem from the moment the pc is hybride joined in azure AD.
Regards,
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Since a few weeks we have Microsoft 365 E3 licenses.
To make it possible to activate the windows10 Enterprise license on our pc's , we must setup a sync between our local AD and Azure AD.
I did the configuration ( with ADCONNECT ), sync both users and device from local AD to azure AD
Everything is working fine, and the license is activated on my Windows 10 PC (Windows 10 Enterprise subscription is active, Windows is activated.
Problem that i have, on my local AD , there are group policy's who prevent that devices can run windows update, because i do the updates via System Center.
When i run RSOP on my pc , i still can see that the local group policy's are in place.
Despite of that, when i run 'check for updates' on the pc's, the updates are coming in, any idea wher my local group policy is overrruled?
I only have this problem from the moment the pc is hybride joined in azure AD.
Regards,
Continue reading...