Windows 10: On-prem to azure ad

Hi,


We have some customers that wants to take all services to azure. We have sett up ad sync so users are loaded up and computers are azurr ad registered.

We are trying to find the best way to automate the transfer for the computers.

What is the best approach.

The computers are in a ad with different companies so i belive hybrid is out of the question.



Are there a way to change from onprem to azure ad for computers?

Scripts gpo or something else?


Regards

Tor Marius

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Disconnecting on prem AD and then joining Azure AD creates new Windows profile?

Hello everyone,

I have a question about joining computers in my firm from on prem AD to Azure AD. When someone new arrives at our firm (new employee), there is a fresh installation of Windows 10. It is easy to join Azure AD
because it is a fresh start, but now we have to migrate all Windows 10 users that are on prem AD to Azure AD. When I disconnect those users from our local on prem AD and join them to Azure AD, whole new Windows 10 profile is created, without any of settings,
data or anything else on that profile (clean profile with few applications that are installed computer-wide). So my question is, is there any solution to keep their profile settings from before they joined Azure AD? Or I will have to simply tell them to backup
everything (essential data).

What I tried so far:

• Tried tools for migration like ForensiT (User Profile Wizard, User Profile Manager and Transwiz, just to see if it is going to work) - not successful
• Tried changing profile path from registry - not successful
• Tried log in with the old credentials example: CONTOSO\user (because after I joined that computer to Azure AD user should log in as *** Email address is removed for privacy ***) - not successful

Is there anything else I can try? Thanks for your answers.

 

Disconnecting on prem AD and then joining Azure AD creates new Windows profile?

Hi Dino,

There maybe ways on how we can migrate profiles from Prem AD to Azure AD. Please check MS TechNet forum for discussion on this. You can also post your concern on their forum as they are the right department for this inquiry.
We already provided the exact forum to look for, just click here.

Don't hesitate to update us if you need further assistance.

Best regards,

 

Windows 10 Remote Desktop connection using Azure AD Credentials

My organization is running Windows 10 joined to Azure AD organization (completely cloud hosted, i.e. no on-prem Active Directory). I login to my PC with a username in the form of "username@organization.com" with no issues and have enabled Remote Desktop connections to this PC.

If I attempt to Remote Desktop from another PC on the LAN or from home, my credentials are always deemed invalid. If I attempt to login using a local account (via RDP) it works just fine.

Can anyone suggest why Azure AD credentials do not work over RDP or how to enable this feature?