![]() Migrating to a fleet of AADJ Surface devices was a huge challenge due to the disparity of features and policy options between Intune and Active Directory at the time. We had previously been using Google Chromebooks and I was a convert to the notion of cloud-based user identity and endpoint management with minimal on-prem infrastructure. It seems an age since Microsoft launched Intune (now Endpoint Manager or MEM) and I brought my organisation on board in the first tranche of early education adopters. This was initially set for Feb 2023, now delayed to Nov 2023 (see my followup for further information on the specifics of this and my further collection of thoughts on a way forward ⚠️ AADJ Incongruities # ⚠️ Changes enforced by Microsoft since the publication of this post will render it inoperable at a future time. This is the long-form writeup of the project I presented at Microsoft’s Australia-wide Surface Gold & Lighthouse Virtual Event in May 2022. Using an inventive approach, I show that it is possible to overcome its recalcitrance and get it authenticating Azure AD-joined (AADJ) as well as on-prem AD clients. ![]() Microsoft’s Network Policy Server (NPS) has been running network authentication in the enterprise for decades but is now out of the loop when it comes to a modern cloud-first infrastructure.
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